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/wmlr POLITICAL RISK MANAGEMENT OMARI SCOTT SIMMONS* ABSTRACT The COVID-19 pandemic and social unrest have focused considerable corporate attention on political risk. The disruptions to company
accountability. These calls, however, have been met with sharp political headwinds. This Article suggests a path around the political impasse. Specifically, it identifies and explores four opportunities to ... better care, this Article considers the political and social forces that prevent that authority from being used to full effect. It argues that this breakdown can be explained by a combination of ( 1
, political philosophy, etc.). When the political unconscious circulates, it is not so much a literal concept that is transposed but a mode of visibility or a paradigm that establishes analogies between ... ; Teoría literaria Abstract Since Fredric Jameson proposed thinking about the political unconscious of literary narratives in 1981, the concept has frequently circulated in areas outside literary
little-known work occupies in the cultural world of New Spain.Keywords : Political Philosophy; History of Conquest; Cristóbal del Castillo; New Spain.
The existence and legitimacy of state is the subject matter of political philosophy, that explores the various philosophies of state. This introductory paper aims to explore only philosophy of ... metni için bkz: William Godwin, An Enquiry Concerning Political Justice, Vol. I. [1793] https://oll.libertyfund.org/titles/godwin-an-enquiry-concerning-political-justice-vol-i 242 Emek ve Toplum arasında
Abstract This paper undertakes to delineate some important characteristics of 20th-century French philosophy. On the basis of the work of Frédéric Worms, we propose to read the young Derrida and his ... influences so as to show how the debate around the idea of life and the biological features of thought defines the profile of French philosophy. Indeed, it is this debate, and not some other thing, that
Abstract This paper undertakes to delineate some important characteristics of 20th-century French philosophy. On the basis of the work of Frédéric Worms, we propose to read the young Derrida and his ... influences so as to show how the debate around the idea of life and the biological features of thought defines the profile of French philosophy. Indeed, it is this debate, and not some other thing, that
effects on Trump’s political future and legacy, especially in light of the fact that the vast majority of senators condemned his actions in his second trial and the voluminous records of his misconduct ... recognizes as applying to convicted officials16—can be as hard to determine as any issue a member of Congress must address, undoubtedly made harder if the President is from their own political party. The
. That question belongs to political theory (or philosophy) or constitutional law and must be answered in the terms of those other spheres of discourse." 46 Not all Americans, including some of the ... Repository Citation - Article 6 A judge often calls on "history" to decide a case. Because history plays such a large role in judicial decisions, an inquiry into the philosophy of history may shed some
/18 - BooK REvmws LEGAL PHILOSOPHY - RECENT CONTRIBUTIONS THE LEGAL CONSCIENCE By FELix S. CotEN; Edited by Lucy KRAMER COEMN. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1960. xvii, 505 pp. $12.50. THE ... LoD RADcOrIEE. Evanston: Northwestern University Press, LEGAL philosophy may appear to some to be little more than a pretentious title, but when defined as theories of and about law its importance
critics contend that the current so-called "royal family" is nothing more than a sort of fraudulent facade; consequently, modern political philosophy must cast off all vestiges of monarchical thought and ... -rule, is the central value supporting democracy. Indeed, democracy is little more than autonomy writ large-autonomy projected onto the political stage. Consequently, the DRP philosophy remains incoherent
This paper shows the inter-textual references in Orides Fontela’s poetic production in order to think the potential of the interface poetry/philosophy. A close-reading of the poem “Kant (Relido ... philosophical thesis in a poetic expression, but it answers poetically to the theoretical provocation of the philosophy. Orides Fontela’s poetic work allows us to discuss the problem of the poetic thinking
a representation of political resistance, a contra-hegemonic ritual practice. This research is highly relevant in the field of philosophy of liberation, in particular in the poetic-aesthetics and ... methodology, as in our study we will apply theoretical categories drawn from Enrique Dussel’s philosophy of liberation, Bolívar Echeverría’s philosophy of culture and anthropologist and ethnographer Félix
, fidelity, and altruism in service of others may have seeped from public law into private fiduciary law. Influential political theory about the monarchy and lesser magistrates also used trust and related ... to be legitimate because it does not provide its subjects “freedom from Absolute, Arbitrary Power.”201 The right of revolution seems essential to Locke’s political philosophy and forms the core of an
analyze) but also the economic and political philosophy inherent in the 1946 Full Employment Act (Council of Economic Advisers) and somewhat massive federal aid to schools, with implementation necessitating ... about two thirds of the nation's entire stream flow. WILLIAM B. SPONG, JR. United States Senator from Virginia POLITICAL AND CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE UNITED STATES. THOMAS I. EMERSON, DAVID HABER, AND NORMAN
backdrop of debates in political philosophy that have unfolded for centuries. Although it is beyond the scope of this Article to intervene in these debates directly, it is important to understand how a ... reconsider affirmative action: “I clerked for Justice Scalia more than 20 years ago, but the lessons I learned still resonate. His judicial philosophy is mine, too.” Adam Liptak, Barrett’s Record: A
hospitality (Derrida) as a model of human relationships prevails. Contrary to a positivist view, the enemy's perception and ethnic-religious divisions are mainly shaped as a political construction internal to
interest convergence to political coalition-building. In both the judicial and coalition-building contexts, relying on self-interest helps create openings where openings may not otherwise be possible. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115 3. Grutter v. Bollinger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117 B. Interest Convergence as Political Strategy . . . . . . . . . . . . 120 C. The Limitations of Interest
autobiographical writings become political through fractures that make us think of wounds that are inflicted to both family and community; intimate and public wounds, current and historical wounds. While the poetry ... demarcates a distinct political intrusion - the suburb and the slums -, which leads to repeteaded urgency in his poems: “Adolescence did not know/ that despite the confusion between prose/ and poetry, this is
The public choice theory, which is the main study object of this study, analyzes the political decision-making process by using the tools and methods developed by the economic theory to analyze the ... , bureaucrats, politicians and pressure groups who are actors of the political process. With this aspect, the theory is located at the intersection of political science, law and economy. In this study, it is