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violence services. Participants’ accounts highlight the political tensions and material repercussions of epistemic definitions of ‘evidence’ as they pertain to LGBTIQ individuals’ experiences of violence ... than ideological or political interests (Parkhurst, 2017) . It gained increased popularity as a philosophy of governance in the 1990s with the ‘New Labour’ movement in the United Kingdom (Coote et al
perspectivas en Ética y Filosofía Política [The challenge of gender equality. New perspectives in Ethics and Political Philosophy] (pp. 15 - 42 ). Biblioteca Nueva. Ranganathan , M. , Heise , L. , Peterman , A ... no negative consequences for any group in particular. This last source of validity evidence, which has been included in the Standards for over 20 years, assumes a social and political dimension
philosophy as well as nationalist and far-right political agendas. He described “sotsial-tutovizm” as a “form of living in a dying society”. In his book “Restrukt” (listed as extremist material and prohibited ... Extermination) are analyzed in the literature and their key aspects are the following. Verbal rejection of the LGBTQ community was a part of negative political discourse in the mid-late 2000s. This included an
, Latina immigrants. Implications for utilizing an intersectional framework to further examine these issues and promote social and political change are provided. Since the rates of IPV and femicide have been ... intersectional framework to further examine these issues and promote social and political change are provided. Conclusion Since the rates of IPV and femicide have been reported as increasing during COVID-19
political expression of servicemembers (“SMs”) in the Armed Forces, whether they are active- duty members or National Guard or Reserves serving on active duty. These restrictions, while well-intentioned to ... well-intentioned to prevent actual or apparent political partisanship or bias within the military, have the undesired effect of deterring SMs from otherwise healthy political expression. With the advent
jurisprudence and political philosophy, and thinkers across the political spectrum have appealed to it in various forms. For example, the social Darwinism of Herbert Spencer, which influenced the Lochner-era
been so only by mistake, it is rather a historical occurrence which owes to concrete political and social conditions that tend to fluctuate and are generally unpredictable. Legal discourse indeed offers ... ; Kondakov, 2020) . I connect the articulation of LGBT + topics in law with recruitment of the law’s powers for political gains in contemporary Russia (Kondakov, 2022) . Although conservative forces within
who are victimised by family abuse. Reasons include the relative invisibility of LGBT+ communities in strategic policy, in local political rhetoric, in local consultations about service delivery; and in ... civic and political leaders, and from practitioners; and the impacts on queer folk of their invisibility and non-acceptance. In conclusion we emphasise two areas for further work. First is the need for a
that political institutions play in democracy, Dworkin fails to take his own method far enough. In particular, he limits his constructive interpretation of democracy to the practice of voting ... political community we risk losing grasp of an important aspect of democracy’s value. 9 What is Equality?, supra note 1, at 29. 2018] I. THE METHODOLOGY OF CONSTRUCTIVE INTERPRETATION Dworkin’s philosophy
vulnerability, or that vulnerability which is shared by everyone and part of being corporeal, affective beings, situational vulnerability is formed by ‘personal, social, political, economic or environmental ... ). Introduction: what is vulnerability and why does it matter for moral theory? . In C. Mackenzie, W. Rogers , & S. Dodds (Eds.), Vulnerability: new essays in ethics and feminist philosophy (pp. 1 - 32 ). UK
another in the same society.16 While insightful, these prescriptive arguments in political and moral philosophy put positivist theory itself in the position of being entangled with morality, the very field ... arguments) from political or moral philosophy. The Midas Theory says that when the law seems to adopt conceptions from other domains of knowledge, the law is actually creating a legal analogue, an
History Commons, Legal The ory Commons, Metaphysics Commons, Other Philosophy Commons, and theRule of Law Commons 1 Thi s Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Law School at Washington ... philosophy and that this conception poses a single basic problem. As everyone who is but a little familiar with Kant’s writings knows, this is definitely not the case. There are already in his theoretical
role of local socio-political contexts in shaping participants’ views. This was accounted for through the process of analysis. We utilized a combined inductive and deductive approach in our analysis ... professional duty, with many students referencing the evolving social and political context in Chile: For medicine, nursing, kinesiology, all health careers basically – on the basis that we’re the ones who see
contract theory and of political constructivism more generally as an approach to understanding what it means to say that a legal norm, particularly a human rights norm, is of fundamental importance to the ... human rights norms‘ peremptory character lies at the crossroads between legal doctrine and political philosophy, and raises theoretical questions: Rather close to natural law is the notion of jus cogens
Previous studies have demonstrated that there is an increase in Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) during times of crisis (e.g., financial, environmental, or socio-political situations). The COVID-19
Philosophy , Virginia Tech , USA 2 Jurisprudence Commons , Law and Philosophy Commons, Legal History Commons, Legal Theory 3 Part of the Ethics and Political Philosophy Commons , Indian and Aboriginal Law ... The papal discovery doctrine fell subject to broader, more trenchant criticism in the realm of philosophy than in the political arena. Early in the sixteenth century, disaffection emerged within Spanish
. Phenomenological approaches in general are concerned with understanding the nature or “essence” of particular phenomena as they are experienced by participants (van Manen, 1990) They have their roots in philosophy
, and regulate communal expeditions and activities, to make decisions regarding social and political matters. A person or tribe's mana can increase from successful ventures or decrease through the lack of ... and adversely impacted by colonisation and the imposition of Western patriarchal ideas. The imposition of Anglo-American epistemologies, reflective of specific cultural, socio-political, economic and
contract theory and of political constructivism more generally as an approach to understanding what it means to say that a legal norm, particularly a human rights norm, is of fundamental importance to the ... human rights norms‘ peremptory character lies at the crossroads between legal doctrine and political philosophy, and raises theoretical questions: Rather close to natural law is the notion of jus cogens
, provides them with a political and social agency; on the other – makes them a target of political backlash and, potentially, a victim of hate crime. As Alexander (Sasha) Kondakov underlines, “many queer ... current political regime in Russia this outlet was included in the list of foreign agents in 2021. At the time of this paper being written the outlet is blocked on the territory of the Russian Federation
