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Norm Entrepreneurship at the UN - Dalits and Communities Discriminated on Work and Descent

Caste, 2021
Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings. However, caste-based discrimination is one of the areas that most human rights mechanisms overlook.
Paul Divakar Namala
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Shift in Balance: UK Perspective on Democratic Deficit Addressed by Participatory Turn and Gamification

Studia Humanistyczne AGH, 2022
This paper provides a conceptual theoretical review of participatory turn and gamification from a United Kingdom (UK) perspective. Democratic deficit is a perennial problem in urban-planning systems due to the number of causal factors.
Benjamin Duke
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The Shape of International Art Purchasing—The Shape of Things to Come

Arts, 2023
This article is about the role of cryptocurrencies, for example, decentralized autonomous organisations (DAOs) and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), in the international art market. These are cryptocurrencies which can be used to work with local governments to
Benjamin Duke
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On the frontlines

International Journal for Equity in Health, 2022
Recent literature has suggested a link between poor air quality and worse COVID-19 outcomes. In the United States, this link is particularly noteworthy because of residential sorting along ethnic lines within the US population; minorities are ...
Daniel Vila, Thomas K. J. McDermott
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Realizing Human Rights in the Transition to Adulthood: A Parental Perspective on Barriers Facing Youth with Intellectual Disabilities in the Republic of Serbia [PDF]

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Children and adolescents with developmental disabilities, along with their families, require flexible and comprehensive support to ensure the full realization of their human rights during the processes of growing up, socialization, and social inclusion ...
Jelena Tanasijević, Jovana Škorić, Marija Nijemčević Popovski   +2 more
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The Turkish State as a Pan-Family. From Micro to Macro Environment: Societal Values and the Good-Bad Binomen [PDF]

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We analyse the role of the Turkish family, as not a singular, but rather a collective entity in the Turkish culture; it is a fundamental element for it represents a micro-Turkish state, as the Turkish state is, extendedly, a pan-family. Therefore, family
Irina-Maria Cosma
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The Ethnopolitical Identity of the Gagauz: Between the Russian World and European Integration [PDF]

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The ethnopolitical identity of the Gagauz community represents a relevant example of the interaction between culture, memory, and geopolitics in the post-Soviet space.
Pavel Vintilă
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Refugee Policy in Romania [PDF]

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The research explores Romanian refugee policy in the context of global displacement, European asylum governance and changing demographics; the study examines the balance of Romanian policies between humanitarian commitments with institutional capability,
Abuelfutooh Sayed Balsam
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Religion, Confessional Communities, and State–Church Relations in the Republic of Moldova [PDF]

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Religion occupies a central position in the social, cultural, and political life of the Republic of Moldova, a post-Soviet state marked by high levels of religiosity, contested national identity, and persistent geopolitical polarization.
Natalia Putină
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Eqrem bej Vlora: Building Albanian International Relations Identity [PDF]

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One argument asserts that international relations (IR) were constructed to serve the identity of a particular state and remain so today. In Albania, IR was initially considered an "alien species," but later became an important instrument for shaping ...
Islam Jusufi
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