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Introduction: Silence, Acquiescence, and Dread

2008
Institutional surveillance seems commonplace to Americans in an age where everyone can be tracked via credit card purchases and E-Z-Pass registries, watched via satellite, and monitored by the National Security Agency (NSA) and its collaborative partners.
Claire A. Culleton, Karen Leick
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When Silence Is no Longer Acquiescence: Gays and Lesbians under Canadian Law

Canadian journal of law and society, 1999
AbstractThis paper shows the role of the courts in the advancement of gay and lesbian rights to be restricted to intervening when three conditions are present: after legislation has been felt by minority groups to be deficient; where stating principles rather than implementing them is involved, and when legislative modification is difficult to achieve ...
Andrée Lajoie   +2 more
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“Trapped in the spiral”: how abusive supervision fuels quiet quitting through employee cynicism and acquiescent silence

International Journal of Conflict Management
Purpose The study aims to examine the impact of abusive supervision (AS) on quiet quitting (QQ) in the Indian hospitality industry. Grounded in the job demands–resources (JD-R) theory, it explores the mediating role of employee cynicism (EC) and acquiescent silence (ACS) and the moderating effect of employee ...
Anubhuti Saxena   +2 more
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Do Not Make Employees Futile: The Impact of Acquiescent Silence on Negative Workplace Gossip, Employee Exhaustion, and Intention to Quit

Management Communication Quarterly
This study investigates how acquiescent silence impacts employees’ intention to quit through the mediating effect of negative workplace gossip about supervisors and emotional exhaustion. The data were collected from 241 UK-based employees and analyzed using covariance-based structural equation modeling (CB-SEM).
Petr Šimáček, Pavel Král
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The Silence That Costs Lives: How Clannism and Hushed Acquiescence Undermine the Health Care System: Dollo Addo Hospital

International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation
This is an investigative piece of narratives that presents a firsthand field-based assessment of the Dollo Addo primary hospital, a vital health facility for the cross-border and refugee population in the area. The hospital accommodates a vast number of specialized medical personnel despite its remote setting and devastating health facilities.
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