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Ethical Openness in the Work of Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak

Feminist Philosophy Quarterly, 2020
This paper explores the problem of racial privilege in US American feminist thought. Drawing on Gayatri Spivak’s analysis of ethics, particularly her ideas of epistemic discontinuity and teleopoietic reading, I argue that a specific kind of ethical ...
Jana McAuliffe
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Qualification of a crime jointly committed with a criminally unliaible person

Правоприменение
The subject. The qualification’s problem of a crime jointly committed by two or more people, only one of whom is criminally liable, is ambiguously resolved.
V. M. Stepashin, I. A. Shekhovtsov
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Shifting Responsibility on a Spectrum: The UK’s Responsibility for Externalised Border Control Operations

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The United Kingdom (UK) government continues exploring ways to externalise its border controls to deter people from travelling to its shores. States, including the UK, use externalised border controls to reduce responsibility and avoid legal obligations ...
Kathryn Allinson
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The relation between organized crime in criminal law point of view and complicity [PDF]

NBP: Nauka, bezbednost, policija, 2014
In the article there are explanations between organized crime in criminal law point of view and complicity in criminal offence. Author explains existence of three forms of basic criminal law aspects of organized crime: 1) notion of organized criminal ...
Škulić Milan
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« À quoi bon se parler avec la voix quand on se peut parler avec l’âme ? » Le silence dans les textes narratifs de Marie Krysinska

Quêtes Littéraires, 2017
Literature is filled with silence, which, being polysemic, is a medium much harder to decipher than a word, whose semantic bearing capacity is more limited.
Ewa M. Wierzbowska
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Improving Unjust Laws Without Inviting Unjust Plans: The Case of Abortion for Fetal Anomaly

Logos i Ethos, 2020
Some laws cannot yet be entirely abrogated in a current political situation, though permitting grave injustices against some individuals; for example, unborn and/or disabled individuals.
Helen Watt
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Taking One for the Team: Legal Consequences of Misconduct by Partners

Scandinavian Journal of Military Studies, 2020
As Nordic states and their allies embark on ever more challenging military operations abroad, the complexity of the applicable rules – and legal consequences they may have – is growing rapidly.
Cornelius Wiesener
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Locating the Gap between Grace and Terror: Performative Research and Spectral Images of (and on) the Road

Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 2008
Marking the site of death on the road with a shrine is an increasingly popular, global practice, one that has become particularly unsettling in the US where they are illegal but the practice continues to proliferate, regardless of institutional attempts ...
Rebecca M. Kennerly
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Investor responsibility and Norway’s Government Pension Fund – Global

Etikk i Praksis: Nordic Journal of Applied Ethics, 2011
This article identifies and critically examines three differentaspects of investor responsibility. First, investors haveresponsibilities toward their clients (the so-called fiduciaryduties). Second, investors are responsible for taking steps toreduce the
Hilde W. Nagell
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Sharing the blame: Complicity, conspiracy, and collective responsibility in sport Sdílení viny: Spoluvina, spolčení a kolektivní odpovědnost ve sportu

Acta Universitatis Palackianae Olomucensis. Gymnica, 2006
While it is difficult to classify an athlete's participation in sport as solely an individual or a collective act, it is easy to make the case that there are both public and private dimensions to sport. Similarly, one can view the athletes competing in a
Sarah Teetzel
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