This chapter suggests that, although the literature on religious and legal pluralism has made a number of significant achievements, this literature has begun to perpetuate a particular story that is itself selective and constraining. Paradoxically, the pluralist focus is not pluralist enough. Ironically...
The paper concludes that courts and legislatures have been alternating between deontological approaches and pluralist approaches to condominium, with a general trend in recent developments away from the deontological approaches and towards pluralist approaches. The thesis tentatively sug...
【答案】Sherwood Anderson 【解析】《俄亥俄州的温斯堡》（或译《⼩城畸⼈》）是美国⼆⼗世纪早期⼩说家舍伍德·安德森（Sherwood Anderson）的⼀部著名⼩说。2.Two writers played important roles in making Faulkner what he later became. ___helped him to write and publish his first novel Soldi...
2021). Furthermore, drawing on effectuation theory and bricolage theory, the literature suggests that digital technologies create new opportunities in the context of incumbent organizations, which ultimately increases CE (Hevner and Gregor 2022; Vassilakopoulou and Grisot 2020). Other less prominent ...
This suggests that there is a duty on lawmakers (politicians and judges) to enlighten the general public as the purpose behind these laws. The track record is not good. Government ministers and judges quite brazenly attack these laws in search of populist headlines. Be it Teresa May's absurd...
Define managerialist. managerialist synonyms, managerialist pronunciation, managerialist translation, English dictionary definition of managerialist. n the application of managerial techniques of businesses to the running of other organizations, such as
One method of analysing these alternative channels is the Exit, Voice and Loyalty theory developed by Hirschman (Citation1970, Citation1993). He suggests that when people are dissatisfied with the functioning of an organization or the outputs it produces, they may adopt either an exit or voice st...
Religious law such as canon law is studied best by applying a pluralist theory of the law which, besides the states, accepts other groups—such as confederations of states, contracting parties, or religious communities—as producers of law. However, applying the concept of legal pluralism requires...
However, recent trends in contemporary psychoanalytic theory pointto the processing of the therapeutic relationship as the main mechanism of client change and tothe therapist's subjectivity as having an importance equal to the client's in co-creating thetherapeutic relationship. This suggests that ...
Jones has tried to supply stronger support for the pluralist thesis.He claims that interpretation,"the business of making sense of the text,of rendering it coherent;"is necessarily"aspectival";he understands aspect as both"the point of view from which something is seen,and the appearance or fac...