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The article discusses the opposition between public spaces and spaces of mobility based on the analysis of political performances during demonstrations that took place in the cities of Belo Horizonte ... comparative and quantitative analysis of journalistic news, we identified the role of mobility as a central element in how political agendas were constructed in the local public sphere, regarding the
The article discusses the opposition between public spaces and spaces of mobility based on the analysis of political performances during demonstrations that took place in the cities of Belo Horizonte ... comparative and quantitative analysis of journalistic news, we identified the role of mobility as a central element in how political agendas were constructed in the local public sphere, regarding the
The article discusses the opposition between public spaces and spaces of mobility based on the analysis of political performances during demonstrations that took place in the cities of Belo Horizonte ... comparative and quantitative analysis of journalistic news, we identified the role of mobility as a central element in how political agendas were constructed in the local public sphere, regarding the
The article discusses the opposition between public spaces and spaces of mobility based on the analysis of political performances during demonstrations that took place in the cities of Belo Horizonte ... comparative and quantitative analysis of journalistic news, we identified the role of mobility as a central element in how political agendas were constructed in the local public sphere, regarding the
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
processes of political subjectivation as settlers through assemblages of memories. We conclude that in developing these assemblages, gendered cultural knowledge is asserted and mobilized that enables the ... social: ocho conjuntos en Santiago, Concepción y Talca (pp. 12-31). Estudios Urbanos UC. [ Links ] Schild, V. (1994). Recasting ‘popular’ movements: Gender and political learning in neighborhood
processes of political subjectivation as settlers through assemblages of memories. We conclude that in developing these assemblages, gendered cultural knowledge is asserted and mobilized that enables the ... social: ocho conjuntos en Santiago, Concepción y Talca (pp. 12-31). Estudios Urbanos UC. [ Links ] Schild, V. (1994). Recasting ‘popular’ movements: Gender and political learning in neighborhood
processes of political subjectivation as settlers through assemblages of memories. We conclude that in developing these assemblages, gendered cultural knowledge is asserted and mobilized that enables the ... social: ocho conjuntos en Santiago, Concepción y Talca (pp. 12-31). Estudios Urbanos UC. [ Links ] Schild, V. (1994). Recasting ‘popular’ movements: Gender and political learning in neighborhood
processes of political subjectivation as settlers through assemblages of memories. We conclude that in developing these assemblages, gendered cultural knowledge is asserted and mobilized that enables the ... social: ocho conjuntos en Santiago, Concepción y Talca (pp. 12-31). Estudios Urbanos UC. [ Links ] Schild, V. (1994). Recasting ‘popular’ movements: Gender and political learning in neighborhood
).Political philosophy, especially the one which stems from the so-called Age of Enlightenment onward, has introduced the idea of the essentially contractual institution of social bonds. Either totally explicit ... outwardly opposed to) the dominant mode of understanding “the public realm”, is taking place. This re-invention is connected to two major areas of an ongoing socio-political process: the re-invention of
Public space is commonly concerned from its social and political dimension, without clear distinctions between space and the public sphere. In addition, debates about the public came from ideas that ... opportunities for identifying knots of political recognition. University College of London. [ Links ] Ward, P. (2005). The lack of ‘cursive thinking’ with social theory and public policy: Four decades of
Public space is commonly concerned from its social and political dimension, without clear distinctions between space and the public sphere. In addition, debates about the public came from ideas that ... opportunities for identifying knots of political recognition. University College of London. [ Links ] Ward, P. (2005). The lack of ‘cursive thinking’ with social theory and public policy: Four decades of
Public space is commonly concerned from its social and political dimension, without clear distinctions between space and the public sphere. In addition, debates about the public came from ideas that ... opportunities for identifying knots of political recognition. University College of London. [ Links ] Ward, P. (2005). The lack of ‘cursive thinking’ with social theory and public policy: Four decades of
Public space is commonly concerned from its social and political dimension, without clear distinctions between space and the public sphere. In addition, debates about the public came from ideas that ... opportunities for identifying knots of political recognition. University College of London. [ Links ] Ward, P. (2005). The lack of ‘cursive thinking’ with social theory and public policy: Four decades of
Public space is commonly concerned from its social and political dimension, without clear distinctions between space and the public sphere. In addition, debates about the public came from ideas that ... opportunities for identifying knots of political recognition. University College of London. [ Links ] Ward, P. (2005). The lack of ‘cursive thinking’ with social theory and public policy: Four decades of
Public space is commonly concerned from its social and political dimension, without clear distinctions between space and the public sphere. In addition, debates about the public came from ideas that ... opportunities for identifying knots of political recognition. University College of London. [ Links ] Ward, P. (2005). The lack of ‘cursive thinking’ with social theory and public policy: Four decades of
sectors of the economy, which has allowed it to exercise leadership in the political design of the markets within the framework of the Chilean financialization process. The results presented in this ... from 1951 onwards. Keywords: Political power; Chilean Construction Chamber; entrepreneurs; ruling classes; elites Introducción El artículo presenta resultados de una investigación que tuvo
