-Muslim masculine subjects in alliance with the constructed norms of heterosexual sex under proper supervision in their orphanages. By offering a discursive analysis of the investigation and testimonies of Hüsnü and his friends, I argue that the extraordinary
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Tuğçe Kayaal
In Historical Reflections/Réflexions Historiques
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- 01 Mar 2020
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- Research Article
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- 31–46
The Democracy of Everyday Life in Disaster
Holding Our Lives in Their Hands
Nancy L. Rosenblum
one another. That is, the good neighbor is not the good citizen writ small. The principal norm among neighbors is reciprocity. Reciprocity is loose and open-ended. It applies to good turns and bad, to giving and receiving recognition (“how are you
“Such a Poor Finish”
Illegitimacy, Murder, and War Veterans in England, 1918-1923
Ginger S. Frost
kill Evelyn, however, meant that he probably never saw his daughters again. 29 The handling of the divorce was a strong indication of the sympathies of the HO as well as the changing societal norms about marriage, adultery, and illegitimacy in the 1920s
In Historical Reflections/Réflexions Historiques
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- 01 Dec 2016
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- 91–111
Fragmentation in International Law and Global Governance
A Conceptual Inquiry
Timo Pankakoski and Antto Vihma
fragmentation. 16 Another related strand is the legal scholarship on “regime interaction,” which focuses on disparate sets of norms, decisionmaking procedures and organizations that have been developed to address functional issue-areas, and seek to understand
In Contributions to the History of Concepts
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- 01 Jun 2017
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Nadia Urbinati
the idea that coercive legal norms are only legitimate to the extent that those who are subjected to them have contributed—in direct and indirect ways—to making them, while all other political regimes are predicated on a principle of “authority,” which
The Making of a Fundamental Value
A History of the Concept of Separation of Church and State in the Netherlands
Mart Rutjes
explicitly framed as a core value of Dutch culture and politics and a norm for others. Separation of Church and State as a Fundamental Value of Dutch Society In 1982, the young sociologist Paul Schnabel noted, in his dissertation on the growing influence of
In Contributions to the History of Concepts
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Leif Lewin
themselves in real political life. In my interpretation corporatism provided an opportunity within nation-states for citizens to, paradoxically, comply with two incompatible doctrines: both the equality norm of parliamentary democracy and the extra
Depictions of Women in the Works of Early Byzantine Historians and Chroniclers
Between Stereotype and Reality
Ecaterina Lung
’s behavioral norms, and women were left to accept and even interiorize them. 10 This misogynist attitude was inherited from antiquity and reinforced by the church fathers, starting from the notion of the intrinsic bad and sinful nature of women, as descendants
In Historical Reflections/Réflexions Historiques
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- 01 Mar 2017
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Observations on the Semantic Trajectory of Pluralism in Scholarly Discourse
A Study of Two Argumentative Tropes
Jean Terrier
the “fact and norm” for everyone from John Rawls to Jürgen Habermas. 3 In contrast, other interpretations, such as the one proposed by Henrik Enroth, suggest that even pluralists are advocates of plurality in appearance only, because of their eventual
In Contributions to the History of Concepts
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- 01 Jun 2018
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Gender, Leadership and Representative Democracy
The Differential Impacts of the Global Pandemic
Kim Rubenstein, Trish Bergin, and Pia Rowe
, but they can effectively inhibit women's participation by relying on norms reflecting male life patterns as benchmarks of eligibility or success.” The issue of representation becomes even more significant in a crisis context. We must ask how we can