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have provided in Table 1. 1 Paternalism is a political philosophy which believes that bounded rationality and limited cognitive ability render the human decisionmaking a flawed process; hence other ... Journal of Risk Regulation , 4 ( 1 ), 3 - 28 . Hausman , D. M. , & Welch , B. ( 2010 ). Debate: To nudge or not to nudge . Journal of Political Philosophy , 18 ( 1 ), 123 - 136 . Ho , S. Y. , & Lim , K
The climate and environmental changes in the Global South have devastating effects on vulnerable populations, which have been perpetuated by socio-economic and political as well as gender ... vulnerable populations and are exacerbated by socio-economic and political inequalities, with the adaptation and mitigation mechanisms deemed ineffective. Gaps in current research studies include the paucity
of the results (“no one’s model” problem) similar to the “problem of many hands” in the ethics of technology. We conclude with a plea for a close collaboration between philosophy and engineering. ... philosophy of technology. We conclude with a plea for a close collaboration between the philosophy and sociology of science and earthquake engineering. 2 Probabilistic seismic hazard analysis Probabilistic
and beyond. While there is some academic discussion on the personal and political significance of ‘promoting LGBT rights’ within law schools, less considered is how ‘LGBT rights’ are shaped by the ... my emotional experiences as a methodological tool to explore how emotions co-constitute the pedagogical, political, scholarly, and personal registers of LGBT rights as a descriptive, critical, and
political visions around different development paths, wherein the concept of risk is weakly perceived among decision-makers. This perception is linked to narrow economic goals and the understanding of land as ... context of climate change and emergent risk shows the urgency to make political progress in agreements that ensure the implementation and effectiveness of the Sustainable Development Goals and the New Urban
political irresponsibility for the harmful effects of migration enforcement. A broader aim of the article is to challenge the structural, societal and epistemic ignorance of the conditions for detained and ... continued to detain, deport, and render non-deported migrants destitute. Meanwhile, the effects of the pandemic on the legal and social condition of this group have been entirely absent from Swedish political
and developing countries, like Nepal, are complex as the livelihood restoration process is affected by serious spatial, socio-economic, and political factors. We employed qualitative research methods in ... in the name of recovery. Therefore, our paper scrutinises selected humanitarian objects, such as power tillers, and unpacks their political economy and effectiveness in local contexts. Further, our
Australia is witnessing a political, social and cultural renaissance of public debate regarding violence against women, particularly in relation to domestic and family violence (DFV), sexual assault ... feminism, and now in the digital era, women’s voices have challenged cultures of violence and sexual harassment. Drawing on the feminist precept that "the “personal is political”, women’s storytelling is
developments in the AI computing environment are not concomitant with changes in the social, legal, and political environment. While considering deploying AI, the deployment context and the end goal of human ... , legal, and political environment. Some have raised concerns about the privacy of data that are used to train machine learning systems, about trust and biases in machine learning algorithms, and about
article takes place at an important moment in the political construction of sex and gender. There has been a growing political and social debate around the concept of ‘sex-based rights’ or ‘gender critical ... the experiences of gender diverse children. In order to do so we utilise temporality as a theoretical lens to reveal how the social and political constructions of sex and gender in ‘sex-based rights
): 332 - 344 . Lippert-Rasmussen , Kasper . 2015 . Discrimination: An Intriguing but Underexplored Issue in Ethics and Political Philosophy . Moral Philosophy and Politics 2 ( 2 ): 207 - 217 Mantu , Sandra ... the most articulated and developed part of EU citizenship. Other rights, such as those related to political participation, do not present significant difficulties for transgender EU citizens or, as in
literature on public sector employment. However, as far as we know, previous studies have not addressed the impact of political polarization on the public sector. This study empirically explores the
Political communication is one of the oldest areas in the history of mankind, along with politics, state and power structure. Political communication is especially effective in the process of self ... tools of today. The means of political communication and the methods used also show the characteristics of social structures. Until the fall of the USSR, it has implemented a unique communication system
gender as part of legal personhood (see Cooper and Renz 2016) —as a ‘prefigurative law reform’ proposal. Prefiguration is understood in different ways in political and academic debate (see Monticelli ... 2022). Typically, it refers to socio-political practices that reject a means-ends distinction, instead treating political means as ends and ends as means. Prefiguration also refers to the representation
interdependent and involve various stakeholders. There are indices for evaluating community resilience, but these have the shortcoming that they compare between political entities, such as counties. Therefore, one ... relation to the political boundaries. Our metric aims to capture the information into a Community Intrinsic Resilience Index (CIRI), which embodies the resilience level of four critical sectors
the demographic group that are selected for the interaction are a political and/or practical choice made within the philosophy of the interaction organizer. In the final step, positioning, interaction ... (n = 309) or middle level (n = 263) ability, and low opportunity (n = 396), see Table 5. In reality selecting target groups is a political question as to which group(s) could or should benefit most
Democracy has been tried to be defined with many different concepts since its emergence. The most accepted among these was that it was a political regime and that the self-directed mass of the ... democratic governments, participatory democracy model is adopted as an appropriate model in local organizations to meet the demands of the people to participate in the administration. Political parties, which
, the assumption that minorities should be incorporated within existing classificatory structures, with all the political and Vol.:(012134536789) - 1 Our analysis includes laws that relate specifically ... to England and Wales as well as laws which also extend to Scotland and Northern Ireland, e.g., see Ministerial and Other Maternity Allowances Act 2021, s7(1). 2 Political contestation over the terms of
political and media critique, and an engagement with the present”. Nivedita Menon, a well known Indian feminist thinker and academic, one of the authors of the letter, is also one of the founder members of ... caste groups, who are part of the Varna (caste) within the four main castes (Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishya and Shudra), but in contemporary parlance, refers to the dominant caste. Dalit is a political term
to concentrate around urban areas, it raises urban interest toward art activities. Artistic activities add political and cultural status to the city in terms of both national and international arena. ... in Political Philosophy, EUROSPHERE, Çevrimiçi çalışma makaleleri . No.02 . http//eurosphere.uib.no/knowledgebase/workingpapers.htm (Erişim tarihi: 01 . 03 . 2020 ). Mutlu , E. ( 2004 ). İletişim
