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The Changing Interpretation of Consent in Canadian Judicial Decisions Within BDSM Sexual Assault CasesMurray, Nicole 09 February 2024 (has links)
The current study examines judicial discourse about BDSM activities within decisions rendered in Canada during the past 20 years. A recent uprise in popular culture representation has resulted in a greater uptake of Bondage / Discipline / Dominance / Submission / Sadism / Masochism (BDSM) in the sexual lives of Canadians. Little research to date has been completed to analyze the implications that the uprise may have on the legal system when BDSM cases are presented. In particular, the legal system is being tasked with interpreting many different consent standards through the narrow affirmative-based definition found under Section 273.1 (1). The current study employed a qualitative analysis of all Canadian criminal court cases and appeals available in legal software that dealt with the issues of consent and BDSM (n=23) over a 20-year time frame. The study found that judges must interpret 4 different types of consent found within sexual relationships: affirmative consent, advanced consent to unconscious acts, consent to bodily harm and mistaken consent. Finally, the current study found that the way judges interpreted BDSM consent standards reflects a wider shift in governance from legal moralist thinking to a neoliberal paternalist governance.
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Economic institutional change in bolivia and peru a discursive institutionalist approachWhittingham, Ryan 01 May 2012 (has links)
Since the turn of the twenty-first century, a number of Latin American countries have undergone a marked shift to the left in their politics. With this, a number of Latin American countries have been pursuing economic policies that give a greater role for the state in economic affairs. Hugo Chavez has promised to build "twenty-first century socialism" in Venezuela, while Bolivia's Evo Morales often attacks the "neoliberalism" that previously guided economic reform in that country. This thesis investigates these economic institutional changes through a discursive institutionalist perspective, focusing on two Latin American countries: Bolivia and Peru. The goal is to analyze the role discourse and ideas played in impacting economic institutional change, or the lack thereof, in these two countries. This analysis suggests that institutional change in Bolivia can be explained by the skill political figures such as Evo Morales had in linking certain economic policies to notions of Bolivian sovereignty and a defense of natural resources. However, in Peru, discursive limitations presented barriers to a shift towards greater state intervention. By emphasizing the impact of discourse and ideas, this thesis aims to provide a novel theoretical interpretation of these events transpiring in Latin America.
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Populism's Historical and Contemporary ManifestationsPla, Horacio 01 January 2021 (has links)
In the following thesis, American populism's many manifestations throughout American history as well as its current forms in contemporary politics will be analyzed mainly through the lens of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, who are two prominent political figures that have managed to amass a considerable degree of support. In Trump's case, his populist rhetoric and authoritarian slant has allowed him to garner enough support to ascend to the position of President of the United States of America, arguably one of the most powerful political positions on planet Earth. Current trends such as dissatisfaction amongst the voting constituencies of Democrats and Republicans, rises in authoritarian attitudes amongst voters, neoliberalism, and free trade's implications on the American worker, and more will be analyzed in order to understand the popularity of these two political figures and the populist language they employ in their policies and rhetoric.
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Narrating The New India: Globalization And Marginality In Post-Millennium Indian Anglophone NovelsNandi, Swaralipi 23 July 2012 (has links)
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Geographies of Neoliberal Regulation and the Everyday Urban Experience: A Case Study of Over-the-Rhine, CincinnatiAddie, Jean-Paul David 27 July 2006 (has links)
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Planning Against Planning: Friedrich Hayek's Utopian Vision of The Good SocietyKuipers, Nicholas 03 June 2014 (has links)
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Apokatastasis Panton: Parametricism in PracticePiotrowski, Robert W. 10 October 2017 (has links)
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The Neoliberal Economy of Food: Evaluating the Ability of the Local Food System around Athens, Ohio to Address Food InsecurityChapman, Angela M. 14 September 2017 (has links)
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The Seeds of Change: The State, The Politics of Development and Conservation in Neoliberal TurkeyAtalan-Helicke, Nurcan 10 January 2011 (has links)
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From <i>Gautreaux</i> to MTO: Racial Discipline and Neoliberal Governance in Housing PolicyRogers, Christy Lee 20 July 2011 (has links)
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