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2022
Abstract Chapter 4 is exploration of Golden County custodial deputies, the work they did, and the attitudes they apparently possessed. Here the author uses the dichotomy of “cool deps” and “asshole deps” to discuss the nature of deputy–resident relations. The two labels are used as typifications to explore how residents made sense of the
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Abstract Chapter 4 is exploration of Golden County custodial deputies, the work they did, and the attitudes they apparently possessed. Here the author uses the dichotomy of “cool deps” and “asshole deps” to discuss the nature of deputy–resident relations. The two labels are used as typifications to explore how residents made sense of the
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The RUSI Journal, 2017
The British Army has traditionally been sceptical about the role of deputy commanders. However, on recent operations, deputy commanders have played an increasingly important executive role. In this article, Anthony King examines why they have become more important and analyses the deep cultural reasons that explain why – even today – the British Army ...
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The British Army has traditionally been sceptical about the role of deputy commanders. However, on recent operations, deputy commanders have played an increasingly important executive role. In this article, Anthony King examines why they have become more important and analyses the deep cultural reasons that explain why – even today – the British Army ...
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Blackfriars, 1963
A few months after the beginning of the second World War, Father Max Metzger, founder of the Una Sancta Brotherhood, wrote a letter from his prison cell pleading with Pius XII for the convocation of a council of peace and of reunion. This letter—the full English text appears for the first time in the new American quarterly, Continuum, Summer, 1963—has ...
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A few months after the beginning of the second World War, Father Max Metzger, founder of the Una Sancta Brotherhood, wrote a letter from his prison cell pleading with Pius XII for the convocation of a council of peace and of reunion. This letter—the full English text appears for the first time in the new American quarterly, Continuum, Summer, 1963—has ...
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