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Journal of Communication Management, 2022 Purpose– This study aims to broaden the understanding of activist public relations in developing contexts. The power of formal laws and policies in developing contexts diminishes by traditional norms and authorities, and therefore, a great deal of ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
An important milestone often reached in the life of an activist engagement is entering into a “settlement” agreement between the activist and the target’s board. Using a comprehensive hand-collected data set, we analyze the drivers, nature, and consequences of such settlement agreements.
Lucian A. Bebchuk +3 more
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An important milestone often reached in the life of an activist engagement is entering into a “settlement” agreement between the activist and the target’s board. Using a comprehensive hand-collected data set, we analyze the drivers, nature, and consequences of such settlement agreements.
Lucian A. Bebchuk +3 more
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2021
Wesley Hogan and Paul Ortiz bring a wealth of experience to the discussion of democracy in the US, through the centering figure of Larry Goodwyn. Contributors have studied slave revolts, popular insurgencies in Latin America, and rural rebellions in the United States.
WESLEY C. HOGAN, PAUL ORTIZ
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Wesley Hogan and Paul Ortiz bring a wealth of experience to the discussion of democracy in the US, through the centering figure of Larry Goodwyn. Contributors have studied slave revolts, popular insurgencies in Latin America, and rural rebellions in the United States.
WESLEY C. HOGAN, PAUL ORTIZ
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2023
This chapter is an analysis of the impact of artist corporations in the evolution of Indigenous rights in New Spain and Peru. Maya Stanfield-Mazzi used European treatises on Indigenous rights but also the Indigenous archive. She centered the experience of Indigenous people’s fighting against forced labor by studying Indigenous artists’ complaints ...
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This chapter is an analysis of the impact of artist corporations in the evolution of Indigenous rights in New Spain and Peru. Maya Stanfield-Mazzi used European treatises on Indigenous rights but also the Indigenous archive. She centered the experience of Indigenous people’s fighting against forced labor by studying Indigenous artists’ complaints ...
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Family Planning Perspectives, 1981
PIP: Presents findings from a 1980 survey undertaken with the cooperation of the National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL) and the National Right to Life Committee (NRLC), conducted among 750 members of each organization (response rates were 63% among NARAL and 57% among NLRC members).
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PIP: Presents findings from a 1980 survey undertaken with the cooperation of the National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL) and the National Right to Life Committee (NRLC), conducted among 750 members of each organization (response rates were 63% among NARAL and 57% among NLRC members).
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Journal of Legal Medicine, 2019
Empowered to play a larger role in the delivery and administration of health care, a number of states are attempting to solve the pharmaceutical pricing crisis in creative and varied ways. This essay summarizes three particular states' more activist approaches, including states that have sought to empower their Medicaid programs to limit coverage of ...
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Empowered to play a larger role in the delivery and administration of health care, a number of states are attempting to solve the pharmaceutical pricing crisis in creative and varied ways. This essay summarizes three particular states' more activist approaches, including states that have sought to empower their Medicaid programs to limit coverage of ...
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Nursing Standard, 1988
As a member of RCN Council at the age of 28 and one not afraid to speak her mind, Sally Gooch is already a familiar name to many, though she has only just qualified as a health visitor in Tower Hamlets Health Authority.
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As a member of RCN Council at the age of 28 and one not afraid to speak her mind, Sally Gooch is already a familiar name to many, though she has only just qualified as a health visitor in Tower Hamlets Health Authority.
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Becoming an Activist: The Activists’ Trajectories
2010Aniza is 32 years old and works full time for the International Women’s Rights Watch Asia Pacific, which is based in Kuala Lumpur. Additionally, she is a member of Sisters in Islam (SIS), an organisation of Muslim women also based in Kuala Lumpur.
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This chapter presents the lives and activism of Stewart Butler, Courtney Sharp, Skip Ward, Charlene Schneider, and Barbara Scott. It portrays Butler's transformation from a closeted army veteran into a leading advocate in LAGPAC, PFLAG, and the LGBT+ Archives Project of Louisiana.
David McNeill, Stephen McClure
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David McNeill, Stephen McClure
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