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Nursing Standard, 1987
At a recent meeting of the Norwich ANS, attended by about 25 members the ANS document the 'Bill of Rights' was discussed and thoroughly endorsed.
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At a recent meeting of the Norwich ANS, attended by about 25 members the ANS document the 'Bill of Rights' was discussed and thoroughly endorsed.
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2020
Argues that Étienne Balibar’s political philosophy innovates a complex constellation of concepts aimed at reviving and renewing the great tradition of radical democracy. Yet, not only is Balibar’s concept of rights the most exorbitant in his conceptual armory, but it is also the conceptual fulcrum on which his political philosophy pivots: without its ...
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Argues that Étienne Balibar’s political philosophy innovates a complex constellation of concepts aimed at reviving and renewing the great tradition of radical democracy. Yet, not only is Balibar’s concept of rights the most exorbitant in his conceptual armory, but it is also the conceptual fulcrum on which his political philosophy pivots: without its ...
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The right CPD for the right teacher at the right time
Primary Science, 2021Bryony Turford and Lynne Bianchi consider the role of the Network Guardian – a new approach trialled to gauge the depth of impact of professional learning.
Turford, Bryony, Bianchi, Lynne
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Phi Delta Kappan, 2001
WHEN Canada signed the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1990, all levels of government undertook to abide by and implement a set of entitlements viewed as too radical by our American neighbors. A decade after it was drafted, only the United States and Somalia have refused to ratify the Convention.
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WHEN Canada signed the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1990, all levels of government undertook to abide by and implement a set of entitlements viewed as too radical by our American neighbors. A decade after it was drafted, only the United States and Somalia have refused to ratify the Convention.
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The right to accept and the right to refuse
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 2000The main purpose of this paper is to show that the civil commitment acts of the Nordic countries are in conflict with the ideal of symmetry, i.e. the idea that if a person has the competence (and therefore the right) to accept hospitalisation he or she should also be considered competent (and therefore have the right) to refuse hospitalisation.
T, Nilstun, A, Syse
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Philosophy & Social Criticism, 2018
Worldwide wisdom teaches, and philosophy demonstrates, that universally valid is only the perspective able to recognize everybody’s right to be treated in a just manner. From this point of view we have to recognize that all propositions are in some sense true, and hence that even those who are wrong are, from a particular point of view, right ...
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Worldwide wisdom teaches, and philosophy demonstrates, that universally valid is only the perspective able to recognize everybody’s right to be treated in a just manner. From this point of view we have to recognize that all propositions are in some sense true, and hence that even those who are wrong are, from a particular point of view, right ...
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2019
My paper will discuss the Supreme Court’s creation of new rights, which I call the rights of the Right, and who wins and who loses by their decisions. My article seeks to give on an overview, not a detailed or exhaustive analysis of the Court’s individual cases. Looking at who is helped and who is hurt leads to interesting insights, if not conclusions.
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My paper will discuss the Supreme Court’s creation of new rights, which I call the rights of the Right, and who wins and who loses by their decisions. My article seeks to give on an overview, not a detailed or exhaustive analysis of the Court’s individual cases. Looking at who is helped and who is hurt leads to interesting insights, if not conclusions.
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The right to the right treatment
The Psychiatric Quarterly, 1970J. Krishnamurti, Newton Bigelow
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Welfare rights and human rights
Journal of Social Policy, 1977ABSTRACTRecent discussions of a ‘welfare rights’ approach in social work have suggested that the European Convention on Human Rights might provide a useful framework, a list of service objectives against which present provision might be assessed. In the present paper the author argues that the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights is to ...
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The Right Coalition, the Right Time, and the Right Framework:
2023Su-Mi Lee, Pamela Aall
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