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“This Time is Crisis Time”

Rhetoric of Health & Medicine, 2023
Editors' Introduction to 6.1. 
Kim Hensley Owens, Cathryn Molloy
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Resilience in a time of crisis

Nursing, 2020
Abstract: An expert in resiliency psychology discusses stress and resilience in nursing today, including advice on bolstering resilience and recovery during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Leadership in the time of crisis

British Journal of Nursing, 2020
Sam Foster, Chief Nurse, Oxford University Hospitals, considers what leaders need to do in this time of COVID-19
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A Crisis in Our Time

Archives of Internal Medicine, 1968
The physician deals with individuals one at a time. It is natural for him to consider group plans or undertakings as alien to his and his patient's welfare. Yet medicine is a public service function and the present social revolution is involving medicine, whether or not the physician desires it.
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Europeanisation in Times of Crisis

Political Studies Review, 2014
The aim of this article is to analyse the strengths and weaknesses of Europeanisation studies when used to study periods of crisis. The conceptual consensus surrounding the definition of ‘Europeanisation', understood as the impact of European integration at the domestic level (the so-called ‘top-down approach’), is put under pressure in a crisis ...
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The Crisis of Democracy in a Time of Crisis

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
The word ‘crisis’ has two different shades of meaning. It can refer to an unstable situation in political or social affairs that persists and intensifies over the relatively long term. Closer to the original Greek meaning of krisis, a crisis also refers to a traumatic episode or condition whose resolution remains unclear and replete with danger.
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Policymaking in times of crisis

Journal of European Public Policy
Governments consistently deal with crises, but some are larger than others, some are endogenously created, and some are exogenously imposed. This article introduces a Special Issue of the Journal in which 14 sets of contributors assess various elements of policymaking in times of crisis.
Frank R. Baumgartner, Laura Chaqués Bonafont   +1 more
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Times of crisis

2017
In the aftermath of the 1992 Los Angeles civil disturbances, nativists blamed “illegal immigrants” for California’s many woes, and they successfully convinced the state’s electorate to approve Proposition 187, a broadly worded initiative that would deny public services, including education, to undocumented immigrants, US-born children of undocumented ...
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THE TIME OF "CRISIS" AND THE "CRISIS' OF TIME. PROLEGOMENON TO SECURITY AS THE POLITICS OF TIME

Studia Administracji i Bezpieczeństwa
The essay faces up to the topic of “crisis” from the perspective of historical and so-ciological semantics. Troublesomeness of the crisis is a permanent fixture in any philosophy of historical time. An author sees a social reality as flows of social practices with their sym-bolic and material effects and assumptions, in the same breath.
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Poet in Time of Crisis:

Jane Falk explores Kyger’s political interests as they appear in her poetry, examining her interest in reinhabitory politics in Bolinas in the 1970s and her espousal of the Bolinas Sewer Ponds Project, her travels in Mexico and her concern for the plight of indigenous people after NAFTA, and her outspoken views on the War on Terror in the twenty-first ...
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