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Health as a Multispecies Phenomenon: Towards Anti-Anthropocentrism. [PDF]
Prog Environ GeogrRubio-Ramon G, Srinivasan K.
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Why do Public Debates Escalate? Trigger Points and the Moral Dynamics of "Hot Politics". [PDF]
Br J SociolWestheuser L, Lux T, Mau S.
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VIETNAMESE POLITICAL CULTURE: STRUCTURE, ROLE, AND DEVELOPMENT ORIENTATION IN THE NEW ERA. [PDF]
F1000ResThuy Van PT, Khanh LQ.
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The future of vaccination: Innovations emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic. [PDF]
Hum Vaccin ImmunotherWilson K.
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From reflexivity to anti-reflexivity: climate change polarization in the United States. [PDF]
Front SociolSwanson E.
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Humanitarianism is Anti-Politics
2021This chapter explains how humanitarianism is anti-politics. Relief workers and organizations are supposed to uphold the principle of acting without political bias or self-interest. However, critics imply that relief organizations' principle of neutrality acts as a strategic facade for the more controversial and political work of relief interventions ...
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The Poverty of 'Anti-Politics'
Labour / Le Travail, 1991NEAR THE END of this book David Ost remarks mat, "AD those who talk about the 'death of communism' miss the essential point: as reform proceeds apace, the slogans of Marxism will come into vogue once again." (213) Such has not come to pass — at least no yet The "reforms" have certainly proceeded apace.
Robert Shenton, David Ost
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Economy and Society, 2002
This paper develops Michel Callon's analysis of the technological economy in two ways. First, the paper is concerned with the way that political activity is framed through the use of a variety of technical devices. Arguing against the view that politics can be located in all forms of social and economic activity, the paper suggests that politics should
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This paper develops Michel Callon's analysis of the technological economy in two ways. First, the paper is concerned with the way that political activity is framed through the use of a variety of technical devices. Arguing against the view that politics can be located in all forms of social and economic activity, the paper suggests that politics should
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