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scientification with strong links to psychology, history, philosophy, and sociology. The Oxford credo of politics, philosophy, and economics (PPE) has undergone a revival in this respect. ... , cultural economics, gender economics, or economics of religion) and manifestations or approaches taken from mathematics, philosophy, psychology, engineering, (or medicine and biology, when neuroeconomics is
a legal, political, and public upheaval. Indeed, the element of the human rights discourse in the context of the abortion debate has been among the most prevalent, dominant, and polarizing in the ... , Globalization, and Family Law, 13 THEORETICAL INQUIRIES L. 1 (2012); POLITICAL AND LEGAL OBLIGATION (James Roland Pennock & John William eds., 2017). agreement to perform some act [ . . . ] a person or thing to
crisis. These include practices to prepare for data visualization, enhanced resources devoted to public health communication, and the management of legal and political issues surrounding publicizing health ... political issues surrounding publicizing health information. Contents 1. Introduction ........................................................... 395 2. Background
methodological individualism usually start from the ideas of Karl Popper and his followers. Popper (1945, 1957), who was influenced by Hayek, extended the concept to political philosophy and linked it to the ... progressive methodology for economics and sociology. Methodological individualism; Critical rationalism; Social philosophy; Methodology of the social sciences - JEL B00 Variations on Individualism The
Introduction Motivation to interrupt supply chains. Dependency of energy suppliers has been turned into a political weapon as the events linked to the Russian war on Ukraine showcases. From a wider perspective ... the Russian war, an intensive political debate focused on whether globalization had gone too far and how globalization should be redesigned in order to benefit from international trade and concurrently
on comprehensive review of the pertinent literature on the nexus between political instability and foreign aid, augmented by the assessment of Central Intelligence Agency declassified documents and ... with 121 developing and transition economies spanning between 1970 and 2016 reveals that terrorism incidents, level of political rights, and the War on Terror had a statistically significant positive
. The second focuses on increasing social scientification which has strong links to psychology, history, philosophy, and sociology. The Oxford credo of politics, philosophy, and economics (PPE) has ... . A. Schumpeter (Papageorgiou & Michaelides, 2022) , complexity, spontaneous order, and F. v. Hayek (Andersson, 2022) , and the capability approach, economics, and philosophy in the work of A. Sen
presentations, and guided many young scholars to present their research at professional conferences. In political and diplomatic circles, Francesco was considered highly reliable, knowledgeable, and a discreet ... political centers of the world via Rome and the capital cities of Europe. He described their Torino address, which also served as the business address for Micros Ricerche as the beginning of the road to Paris
The article argues that male minors have a moral anticipatory right-in-trust not to be circumcised without a medical indication. Topics discussed include ethical, political, and intellectual ... , political, and legal philosophy. It concentrates heavily on moral philosophy. But it also tackles issues of political philosophy, such as freedom of religion, tolerance and 1. Circumcision thus understood is
the two events, certain measures were temporary. Such measures were not sustainable and thus were dropped after the events due to economic and political reasons. During the Olympic Games, major ... -term fixes for the political blue sky made the air quality worse. Comparison of the two events also reveals that intensive interventions taken over a short period may bring more harm than good. As shown
prior to Dobbs. Part II will then detail the current state of federal abortion rights, including Dobbs and the larger political context behind its decision. Part III will outline the current case law that ... , and on its face, this appears to be a win for reproductive justice. However, Russo nevertheless reflects a conservative shift in the political leanings of the Supreme Court because of the actual
32·2022 Anti-Vax FEAR* Speech In ignoring this public health problem for the sake of political expediency, these legislators unwittingly facilitate transmission of the anti-vax message, generating ... populace, even attempting to persuade, is deemed noble.440 The power and breadth of this reach is broad, and the caveat extends even to political matters.441 “[O]nly one conclusion can be reached: the state
The article examines the political, legal and constitutional challenges related to Birth control laws in the U.S. It discusses Supreme Court jurisprudence, such as Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores Inc ... .....................................................................................67 I. The Natural Lawyers’ Brief Against Birth Control ................71 Introduction Birth control has re-emerged as a political, legal and constitutional conundrum–maybe obsession–echoing its
ensuing political economy challenges. The concluding section ponders the role of economists in so contentious a political development. ... of the profession. These challenges are accentuated by the political ramifications of the Brexit decision and the role in it of expert analysis. During the referendum campaign, those advocating
individual patient and what is optimal for a larger class of patients (some of whom are in the care of the same transplant program) can be analyzed as an exercise in applied moral philosophy, compelling us to ... discussed, we maintain that the proposed pathway is defensible in a range of circumstances. Distributive justice is a major yet deeply contested theme of applied moral philosophy, including healthcare ethics
explored the causes of different policies. They concluded that the harshness of social-distancing policies was mostly motivated by political instead of public health considerations. Similarly, Boettke and ... significant errors in responding to COVID-19 because of political rules, institutional arrangements, and the conflict between federalism and demand for control. Therefore, conflicts between economic and
for this investigation, as the end of the outbreak was often outside the relevant period. Although the WHO is a widely respected medical organization, it has a political dimension, unlike ProMED, which
Punishing pregnant women increasingly serves as a litmus test in political discourse, inviting more than a metaphor about state sanctioned violence targeted at women. In 2016, candidates for the ... this Article. What accounts for these trends and political hostility toward women’s reproductive health access, autonomy, and equality in the U.S.? Legislators justify encroachments on women’s
spirit of Luhmann (1997) , this is an attempt to reduce the complexity of the European integration process. European integration is a multidimensional and multidisciplinary project. It has political ... a political economy model of market regulation, Gutiérrez and Philippon (2018) showed that countries in a SM (like those of the EU) willingly promote a supranational regulator that enforces free
reinforce inaccurate biologized conceptions of race while diverting attention from the social, legal, and political forces historically structuring race-based health disparities. First, early on as ... constantly being transformed by political struggle.” MICHAEL OMI & HOWARD WINANT, RACIAL FORMATION IN THE UNITED STATES: FROM THE 1960S TO THE 1990S 55 (2d ed. 1994). Alan Goodman, Race Is Real, But It’s Not