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Effects of export sophistication on marine pollution: Evidence from Chinese coastal regions. [PDF]
PLoS OneJi X, Ding X, Lin S, Xie X.
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Occupational Health Nursing as a Prospect for Nursing Students-A Cross-Sectional Study.
Indian J Occup Environ MedGupta R, Nishant N, Sankhe L.
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Black Liberation, Women's Liberation
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1973The authors interviewed 74 randomly selected college students in an attempt to determine reasons for black women's lack of involvement in the women's liberation movement. Black female students showed a great concern with blackness and its implications but less concern than their white counterparts about integrating vocational interests with their ...
A E, Slaby, J R, Sealy
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Liberalization/Anti-Liberalization
2015While virtually all South American countries launched liberalizing and public-private initiatives by the first half of the 1990s, movements of opposition challenged them and shaped outcomes in a number of countries. Impact varied in both instances.
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2015
Post-1945 Italian political liberalism is a complicated creature. From the downfall of fascism until the early 1990s there lived a small liberal party. However, liberalism cannot be reduced to the PLI: other parties must be considered -- partito d’azione, republicans and radicals at least --, and liberal political culture more generally.
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Post-1945 Italian political liberalism is a complicated creature. From the downfall of fascism until the early 1990s there lived a small liberal party. However, liberalism cannot be reduced to the PLI: other parties must be considered -- partito d’azione, republicans and radicals at least --, and liberal political culture more generally.
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Philosophy & Social Criticism, 2016
This article seeks to address the increasingly pertinent concern of how to form a satisfactory liberal stance in the face of certain democratically mandated policies of non-liberal and even sometimes illiberal governments. To that end, a close analysis is provided of a particular debate that generated controversy in certain liberal circles in Turkey ...
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This article seeks to address the increasingly pertinent concern of how to form a satisfactory liberal stance in the face of certain democratically mandated policies of non-liberal and even sometimes illiberal governments. To that end, a close analysis is provided of a particular debate that generated controversy in certain liberal circles in Turkey ...
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Liberal Individualism and Liberal Neutrality
Ethics, 1989Liberal neutrality has been criticized from many angles. This chapter concerns the connection critics draw between neutrality and individualism, particularly in the context of Rawls's theory of justice. It distinguishes three different ways that critics have attempted to connect neutrality and individualism and argues that all rest on ...
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2004
The thesis underlying this book is that multinational communities are part of the patchwork of Liberation in France, and are relevant to our ongoing discussions of the events of 1944/1945. The five case studies (Normandy, Cherbourg, Marseille, the Pyrenees-Orientales and Reims) have attempted to bring together the often separate narratives of ...
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The thesis underlying this book is that multinational communities are part of the patchwork of Liberation in France, and are relevant to our ongoing discussions of the events of 1944/1945. The five case studies (Normandy, Cherbourg, Marseille, the Pyrenees-Orientales and Reims) have attempted to bring together the often separate narratives of ...
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Liberating Liberalism from Liberal Neutrality
2007Liberal neutrality is the idea that laws should not be based on religious or philosophical doctrines that not everyone accepts. The idea is closely related to the "liberal principle of legitimacy", which holds that laws are legitimate only if they are acceptable to people who are subject to them.
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