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Bob Woodward: Trump Almost Started A WAR With North Korea
Mac Slavo September 10, 2018
The author of the book Fear: Trump in the White House , Bob Woodward, said that president Donald Trump almost single-handedly started a war with North Korea with a single tweet. Woodward, who is a well-known investigative journalist discussed Trump's tweet in an interview with CBS that aired Sunday.
Last October, Trump tweeted that his secretary of state at the time, Rex Tillerson, was "wasting his time trying to negotiate with Little Rocket Man," a nickname for North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. According to Woodward's book, Trump told Rob Porter, then a staff secretary, that the tweet "may be my best ever."
I told Rex Tillerson, our wonderful Secretary of State, that he is wasting his time trying to negotiate with Little Rocket Man…
According to Woodward, Porter asked the president whether the tweet might provoke dictator Kim, to which Trump reportedly replied: "It's leader versus leader. Man versus man. Me versus Kim." According to Business Insider, Woodward told CBS the most "dangerous" moment of Trump's standoff with Kim came when the president went to produce another provocative tweet. "He drafts a tweet saying, 'We are going to pull our dependents from South Korea — family members of the 28,000 people there,'" Woodward told CBS.
Woodward claims that the tweet was never sent out because it would have been seen as an act of war against North Korea. "In that moment, there was a sense of profound alarm in the Pentagon leadership that, my God, one tweet and we have reliable information that the North Koreans are going to read this as 'an attack is imminent,'" Woodward said.
According to Business Insider, Woodward also said Trump's staffers were concerned that the president could make an impulsive decision that could have major global consequences. "People who work for him are worried that he will sign things or give orders that threaten the national security or the financial security of the country or the world," Woodward said.
Although Trump has been successful at cooling the heated rhetoric and lowering tensions between Washington and Pyongyang, it does appear the new and improved relations could only be temporary.
Article posted with permission from Mac Slavo.
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Eugène Goyheneche Farnie ou Eugène Goihenetxe, né le  à Ustaritz et mort le  dans la même ville, est un abertzale et historien français.

Biographie
Eugène Goyheneche effectue sa scolarité primaire à Bayonne et ses études universitaires à l'École des chartes. Pionnier de l'abertzalisme en Pays basque nord, membre du PNV/EAJ (Parti nationaliste basque) depuis 1921 jusqu'à son décès, et reconnu pour ses travaux historiques sur le Pays basque. Entre 1952 et 1958, il remplit les fonctions d'archiviste en Martinique, puis à Bordeaux et dans les Landes.

Eugène Goyheneche a véritablement révélé leur histoire aux Basques du nord de la Bidassoa dans ses innombrables articles et dans ses livres ou dans ses œuvres fondamentales: ses deux thèses universitaires  (publiées en 2012) et son ouvrage monumental intitulé Le Pays Basque.

Eugène Goyheneche a été nommé docteur honoris causa de l'université du Pays basque et a reçu le prix Manuel-Lekuona en 1989 pour l'ensemble de ses travaux.

À Paris, Eugène Goyheneche crée et préside l'association des étudiants basques et participe aux activités basques (section Parisienne de l'Eskualzaleen Biltzarra). Il collabore dans presque toutes les publications scientifiques et culturelles du Pays basque: Gure Herria, BS-LAB, Yakintza, Herria, Revue internationale des études basques, Cuaderno de Sección de Historia-Geografía d'Eusko Ikaskuntza.

Publications
 Acto de investidura como Doctores "Honoris Causa" de los Excmos, avec Pierre Lafitte, José María Lacarra, Manuel de Irujo. Leioa : Université du Pays basque (Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea), 1982.
 Atsotitzak eta neurtitzak (Proverbes et poésies), par Arnauld Oihénart (Auteur), Patxi Altuna (Compilateur), Jose Antonio Mujika (Compilateur), Saint-Sébastien : Herri-Gogoa, 1971.
 Bayonne et la région bayonnaise du  : études d'histoire économique et sociale, Leioa : Université du Pays basque, 1990.
 Biarritz, avec M.-F. Chauvirey. Capbreton : D. Chabas, 1972.
 Historia de Iparralde desde los orígenes a nuestros días, Saint-Sébastien : Txertoa, 1985.
 Le Pays basque : Soule, Labourd, Basse-Navarre, Pau : Société nouvelle d'éditions régionales et de diffusion, 1979.
 Libre propos sur l'histoire du Pays basque, association Lauburu ; avant-propos de Michel Duvert. Saint-Sébastien : Elkar, 2010.
 Michel Labéguerie : conseiller général, sénateur, maire de Cambo, s.l. : s.n., 1980.
 Notre terre basque : notions de géographie, histoire et culture populaire, Bayonne : Ikas, 1961.
 Notre terre basque : notions de géographie, histoire et culture populaire, Pau : Société nouvelle d'éditions régionales et de diffusion, 1979.
 Onomastique du nord du Pays basque (.-. siècles), avec Xarles Videgain Castet. Bilbao : Euskaltzaindia, 2011.
 Sabino de Arana y Goiri : mesa redonda en torno a, avec M. Ugalde et al. Bilbao : Editorial Vizcaína, 1977.

 À propos du genêt à balai et d'autres toponymes d'origine végétale, Gure Herria, Bayonne 44. urtea, 4 (1972ko azila), p. 234-236.
 Bibliographie, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1984), p. 219-222.
 Bibliographie. Amerikanuak, Basques in the New-World par W.A. Douglass et Jon Bilbao Recensión, Gure Herria, Bayonne 46. urtea, 3 (1976), p. 190-191.
 Bibliographie. Avec les hospitaliers et les pèlerins sur les chemins de Saint-Jacques de R. de la Coste-Messelière Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1968), p. 40-41.
 Bibliographie. Bayonne et le Pays basque témoins de l'histoire de M. Sacx Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  (- trimestre 1968), p. 162-164.
 Bibliographie. Beltran, Basque scheepman of the American West de Beltrán Paris y William Anthony Douglass Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1986), p. 31-32.
 Bibliographie. Carlos III el Noble, Rey de Navarra de José Ramón Castro Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1968), p. 79-81.
 Bibliographie. Gastronomia vasconum de Juan Domingo de Echevarría Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1979), p. 221.
 Bibliographie. Gazeta de oficio del Gobierno de Vizcaya 1810-1813 de Claude Asnar Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1974), p. 109-111.
 Bibliographie. Géographie des Basses-Pyrénées, Pays basque, Bas Adour de R. Rubon et M. Sacx Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1970), p. 198-199.
 Bibliographie. Goiti Iturriaga, José Luis, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1973), p. 220-221.
 Bibliographie. Histoire de l'âme basque de R. Moreau Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1971), p. 47-53.
 Bibliographie. Imus Pyrenaeus Recensión, Gure Herria, Bayonne 43. urtea, 5 (1973), p. 305-309.
 Bibliographie. In a hundred graves, a Basque portrait par Robert Laxalt Recensión, Gure Herria, Bayonne 46. urtea, 3 (1976), p. 191-192.
 Bibliographie. La Gascogne dans les registres du trésor des chartes de Ch. Samaran Recension, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1967), p. 141-144.
 Bibliographie. L'aliénation du Pays basque Nord, des origines à la Révolution française : Euskal Elkargoa, E. Goyeneche. Gure Herria, Bayonne 44. urtea, 6 (1974), p. 371-374.
 Bibliographie. Le mystère basque par Louis Charpentier Recensión, Gure Herria, Bayonne 45. urtea, 4 (1975), p. 240-242.
 Bibliographie. Le nationalisme basque, son origine et son idéologie dans l'œuvre de Sabino Arana Goiri de J.-Cl. Larronde Recension, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1972), p. 213-222.
 Bibliographie. Legazpi Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1979), p. 222.
 Bibliographie. Les basco-navarrais dans l'Ordre Militaire de Santiago de Martine Lambert Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1980), p. 215-216.
 Bibliographie. Les Basques dans l'estuaire du Saint-Laurent par R. Belanger Recensión, Gure Herria, Bayonne 43. urtea, 2-3 (1971eko uztail-iraila), p. 184-187.
 Bibliographie. Les grands Basques dans l'histoire universelle par Olivier Baulny Recensión, Gure Herria, Bayonne 46. urtea, 3 (1976), p. 192.
 Bibliographie. Les industries préhistoriques de la région de Bayonne, du périgordien ancien à l'asturien de C. Chauchat Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1970), p. 32-34.
 Bibliographie. Les ordres mendiants et les œuvres charitables à Bayonne à la fin du Moyen Âge de Jacqueline Bombail Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1970), p. 195-196.
 Bibliographie. L'habitat rural dans les bassins de la Nive et de la Nivelle de M. Joly Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1970), p. 197-198.
 Bibliographie. Mesanza Ruiz de Salas, Bernardo de, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1973), p. 221-222.
 Bibliographie. Notes pour servir à l'histoire des abbayes cisterciennes et prémontrées des Gaves et de l'Adour au Moyen Âge de Jacques Romatet Recension, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1971), p. 218-222.
 Bibliographie. Sobre la enseñanza primaria en el País Vasco de José Ignacio Lasa, etc. Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1968), p. 77-78.
 Bibliographie. Villes et villages des Landes de D. Chabas Recensión, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1968), p. 39-40.
 Cambo au Moyen Âge, Cambo dans les souvenirs du passé. Gure Herria, Bayonne 40. urthea, 4-5-6 (1968eko abendoa), p. 4-10.
 Catalogue de l'Exposition, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  (- trimestre 1964), p. 138-147.
 Ciérvide (Ricardo), Primeros documentos navarros en romance : (1198-1230), comentario lingüístico, Gure Herria, Bayonne 44. urtea, 6 (1972ko abendoa), p. 353-354.
 Commémoration L.-L. Bonaparte : (15 et ), Eusko-Jakintza : revue des études basques, Bayonne Vol. 7 (1953-1957), p. 124-128.
 Compte rendu bibliographique concernant l'art religieux en Pays basque : Dictionnaire des églises de France, E. Goyhenèche. Gure Herria, Bayonne 40. urthea, 2 (1968eko agorrila), p. 118-122.
 Compte rendu du colloque du  : sur le Dictionnaire topographique des Basses-Pyrénées, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  (- trimestre 1964), p. 136-137.
 Création par Henri IV de la foire et du marché d'Ostabat, Gure Herria, Bayonne 29. urthea, 5 (1957eko azaroa), p. 311-316.
 Deux thèses de doctorat de  cycle à l'Université de Bordeaux. L'apprentissage du français et les techniques audio-visuelles dans une région bilingue, le Pays. Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1966), p. 131-133.
 Documents inédits pour l'histoire du Bilzar du Pays de Labourd, recompilés par Louis Dassance, E.Goyheneche. Gure Herria, Bayonne 27. urthea, 4, 6 (1955eko uztail-agorrila, hazil-abendoa), p. 193-206, 321-330.
 Être basque de J. Haritschelhar Recensión, Eugène Goyhenetxe. Revue internationale des études basques Saint-Sébastien, Année 35, t. 32,  (en.-jun. 1987), p. 131-135.
 Fueros e instituciones de Zuberoa L'Introduction du maïs en Eskual Herria et en Europe (1523).
 Hil harriak : actes du Colloque International sur la Stèle Discoïdale, Musée basque, Bayonne (8, 9, ) Recensión, E. Goyhenètxe. Revue Internationale des Études basques Saint-Sébastien, Année 35, t. 32,  (jul.-dic. 1987), p. 427-428.
 Homenaje al Presidente Aguirre, Ramiro Arrúe, textos de Eugène Goyhenetxe. et al.
 Iconographie de Saint Jacques au Pays basque, Bulletin du Musée basque Bayonne  ( 1965), p. 133-144.
 Ikuska : cours de la saison d'été 1949 (Section d'Histoire), Eusko-Jakintza : revue des études basques, Bayonne Vol. 3 (1949), p. 500-502.
 Inscription de la maison Gorritia à Ainhoa, Gure Herria, Bayonne 32. urthea, 5 (1960eko azaroa), p. 289-297.
 Instituciones administrativas del País Vasco Francés en la Edad Media, Anuario de historia del derecho espAnnéel Madrid T. 43 (1973), p. 207-262.
 Jean Lamarque et le Pays basque, Gure Herria, Bayonne 35. urthea, 3 (1963eko buruila), p. 154-160.
 L'Église Saint-Vincent d'Ustaritz, L. Dassance, E. Goyheneche. Gure Herria, Bayonne 36. urthea, 3 (1964eko agorrila), p. 133-146.
 L'Enseignement de l'histoire et de la géographie locales : son utilisation pratique, sa valeur pédagogique, Gure Herria, Bayonne 31. urthea, 3 (1959eko buruila), p. 150-160.
 L'œuvre de M. Elie Lambert et l'histoire basque, Gure Herria, Bayonne 31. urthea, 6 (1959eko abendoa), p. 341-349.
 La Basse Vallée de la Nive : l'environnement, la vie actuelle, étude géographique, Gure Herria, Bayonne 44. urtea, 6 (1972ko abendoa), p. 336-340.
 La Pêche à la baleine, Cuadernos de Sección. Historia-geografia Saint-Sébastien, , p. 7-24.
 La Revolución francesa en Iparralde, Punto y hora de Euskal Herria  (ag. 1988), p. 66-68.
 Le Congrès d'Études Médiévales d'Estella, Gure Herria, Bayonne 35. urthea, 6 (1963eko abendoa), p. 344-352.
 Le  Symposium de Préhistoire et d'Ethnologie Basques de Pampelune : (6-), Bulletin du Musée Basque Bayonne  ( 1965), p. 163-170.
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 Le Routier basque, Bulletin du Musée Basque Bayonne No 32 ( 1966), p. 87-95.
 L'Élevage des porcs en Basse-Navarre au . siècle.
 Les Belsunce, huit siècles d'histoire familiale par R. de elsunce Recensión, Gure Herria, Bayonne 45. urtea, 1 (1975), p. 49-53.
 Les Labourdins modifient, pour une plus grande équité, la répartition d'un emprunt royal, (1568).
 Les Notes de Bernard de Haitze, Gure Herria, Bayonne 36. urthea, 3 (1964eko agorrila), p. 178-182.
 L'Homme : Pierre Lafitte, Hommage à Pierre lafitte. Bulletin du Musée Basque Bayonne  (- trimestre 1986), p. 109-116.
 Maisons et lieux-dits d'Ustaritz, Louis Dassance, Eugène Goyheneche. Gure Herria, Bayonne 36. urthea, 3 (1964eko agorrila), p. 161-177.
 Manuel Irujoren europaranzko zabaltasuna = Proyección europea de Manuel de Irujo, Revue Internationale des Études Basques, Saint-Sébastien, Année 31, t. 28,  (jul.-dic. 1983), p. 395-398.
 Navarra por Antonio Sola Alayeto Recensión, Gure Herria, Bayonne 44. urtea, 6 (1972ko abendoa), p. 350-352.
 Nécrologie, Ramiro Arrúe, Bulletin du Musée Basque Bayonne No 54 ( 1971), p. 209-216.
 Nécrologie, un patricien basque José de Vilallonga, Bulletin du Musée Basque Bayonne  ( 1966), p. 187-189.
 Notas sobre la onomástica y la historia medieval en Iparralde, Eugène Goyheneche.
 Notes sur l'histoire de Villefranque, Revue Internationale des Études Basques, Saint-Sébastien, Année 34, t. 31,  (oct.-dic. 1986), p. 731-741.
 Notes sur l'histoire d'Ustaritz, E. Goyhenèche. Gure Herria, Bayonne 36. urthea, 6 (1964eko abendoa), p. 345-362.
 Notice sur Macaye, Roger de Belsunce ; avant-propos, E. Goyeneche. Gure Herria, Bayonne 42. urtea, 6 (1970eko abendoa), p. 361-377.
 País Vasco y Revolución Francesa : Baja Navarra en 1789, traduction de Napartarra. Boletín del Instituto Americano de Estudios Vascos Buenos Aires, Année 40, v. 40,  (jul.-sept. 1989), p. 127-128.
 Paul Raymond et les études basques, Bulletin du Musée Basque Bayonne  (- trimestre 1964), p. 127-135.
 Philippe Veyrin, historien, Gure Herria, Bayonne 34. urthea, 4 (1962eko uztaila-agorrila), p. 203-211.
 Un Groupe de clochers-calvaires en Gironde, Gure Herria, Bayonne 34. urthea, 5 (1962eko buruila-urria), p. 271-278.
 Un Guide spirituel de poètes et d'artistes, le Père Michel Caillava par J.P. Inda Recensión, Gure Herria, Bayonne 44. urtea, 4 (1972ko azila), p. 231-233.
 Une Lettre du Vicomte de Macaye, député de la noblesse du Labourd, à ses électeurs, Piarres. Lafitte, E. Goyheneche. Gure Herria, Bayonne 44. urtea, 3 (1972ko iraila), p. 134-155.
 Une Querelle de préséances à Ustaritz vers 1550, transcription, E. Goyheneche. Gure Herria, Bayonne 36. urthea, 3 (1964eko agorrila), p. 183-186.
 Ustaritz, Gure Herria, Bayonne 34. urthea, 5 (1962eko buruila-urria), p. 236-252.
 Uztaritzeko kantonamenduko boz-emaileri, Goyeneche jaun mediku, konseilari jenerala. Herria : journal basque-français hebdomadaire Bayonne Nouvelle série,  (1951ko buruilaren i.e. urriaren 18koa = 18 oct. 1951), p. 4.
 Vicente Galbete, directeur de l'Institution Príncipe de Viana, Gure Herria, Bayonne 44. urtea, 3 (1974), p. 129-133.

Notes et références

Annexes

Article connexe
 Manex Goyhenetche, lui aussi, historien basque, ayant le même patronyme, mais aucun lien de parenté.

Liens externes

 Hommage à Eugène Goyheneche par Jean Michel Larrasquet
 Eugène Goyheneche sur Auñamendi Eusko Entziklopedia

Naissance en juin 1915
Naissance à Ustaritz
Naissance dans les Basses-Pyrénées
Décès en janvier 1989
Décès à Ustaritz
Décès à 73 ans
Étudiant de l'université de Bordeaux
Enseignant à l'université de Pau
Historien du Pays basque
Historien français du XXIe siècle
Écrivain de langue basque
Écrivain lié aux Pyrénées-Atlantiques
Archiviste paléographe
Lauréat du prix Manuel-Lekuona
Membre de la Société d'études basques

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The Heard Museum Indian Art Market is always a fantastic event - I've gone every year since 2005 (that's 6 years in a row!) and I have no intentions of stopping - I love it! It's the second largest Indian Art Market (next to the SWAIA market in Santa Fe in August), but, I think, it's the most creative.
I hope to post some post-Heard Market artist profiles on this thing in the near future, and my first is a profile of my friend Thomas Marcus, aka Breeze.
Along with several other Native/Indigenous artists, Breeze shared some of his artwork at the Protect Ya Neck art show at Barsmith in Phoenix this past weekend.
This month Tyson Powless of Un3ek Sy5tems and I have worked together to create this new image of Geronimo holding an Ak-47, with a sunburst halo around Geronimo and the assault rifle. The title of the image is "Sacred Soldiers". It symbolizes the intensity that so many people possess deep down in their soul and bones. It also is a tribute to those who have gone on, who at one point in their lives, were fighting for their land and people. As Indigenous peoples (all over the world), we are all proud of where we come from, and at the same time we still defend and fight for our people, and cultural identity, and right to exist in so many forms. -"Our Existence is our Resistance"
Silk screen prints. Hand printed black ink on white Stonehenge archival paper. 22" x 30". Series of 24. Each one is signed and numbered by both artists. $60 each unframed. ***For additional pricing info on framing and out of state shipping please email housebroken285@yahoo.com*** A limited number of black ink on white T's are available also. $20 each. $5 for shipping and handling.


Today is 26 June 2013, and I just can't believe how much time has flown. It seems like only yesterday that I had just gotten back from Yogyakarta. Shortly after I came back I had a 4-day break before I set off to Re:Union in Kuala Lumpur. The four of us (Andrew, Juni, Laura and myself) drove up in the Volvo, ate a lot of roti canai and caught so much fire and vision from speakers and pastors like Kenneth Chin, Sandra Chin, Beram Kumar, Justin Gardner, Steve Morrison, Matt Fielder, Sam Surendran, Palan Ramasamy and YB Hannah Yeoh. The highlight for me was probably listening to a sermon in Bahasa Malaysia, which I enjoyed so much.
For the month of June I didn't travel for work. If you don't know what I do for a living, I travel around Asia reviewing hotel rooms and coming up with travel articles for an online community. So it was really good to stay put in Singapore, the place I currently call home, instead of jetsetting around the world trying to maximise my life. Because sometimes, I'm maximising my life by staying put.
On 8 June, I met up with a very good friend of my mine for brunch at the Marmalade Pantry. We've known each since our student exchange days to Italy at age 15. On the same day, my church held a charity flea market at SCAPE and I was there helping to handle the cash (which I found myself to be really good at!) We managed to raise over $5,000 for a charity called Andrew & Grace Home. Here is a great picture of four gentleman who helped out – Nick, Michael, Andrew and Daniel.
Because I wasn't travelling, this was also the first time ever that I could attend a Minizine shoot. The Minizine is our church's bi-monthly mini magazine, hence minizine. As part of the Design & Editorial team, we organise a studio cover shoot for each issue, and with art direction by the talented Yuhui, I finally got the chance to visit the tiny studio in Tanjong Pagar. Here's a sneak peek of the July/August edition, in honour of Singapore's National Day on 9 August.
And thanks to a colleague's recommendation, I even managed to catch a documentary at the Singapore Design Film Festival on 16 June. Sign Painters, directed by Faythe Levine and Sam Macon, was a film about the dying but resurgent art of painting commercial signs by hand in the United States. I was even more pleased to find out that this was only one of two screenings outside the US this year, the other being in Istanbul.
The rest of the week saw me at a single mum's event in Bukit Merah, shopping and babysitting at Parkway Parade, giving a career talk to final year online journalism students at Ngee Ann Polytechnic, lounging at an aunt's house in Bukit Timah, trying to get a seat at Jollibee in Lucky Plaza and catching up with a cousin over life as an editor.
My month is coming to an end in four days, and it can only get onwards and upwards from here. There's an amazing new hotel in Singapore to review this weekend, an ice-skating night out with a bunch of really good people, and a housing contract to be signed with my new landlord in Simei. More on the latter in my next post. GOOD TIMES!
This entry was posted on June 26, 2013 by wanphing and tagged Jesus, Singapore.


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Debate over Unifor video that names, shames N.L. replacement workers
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — A union video that identifies replacement workers who crossed the picket line during an ongoing lockout in Gander, N.L., has prompted a debate over the ethics of naming and shaming such workers.
The minute-long video titled "meet the scabs" was posted to Unifor Canada's Twitter and Facebook channels on Sept. 6, showing images and names of workers hired as replacements for the 30 D-J Composites workers who have been locked out of their jobs since December 2016.
As of Monday, the Twitter video had more than 700 responses, many of them critical of Unifor's tactics shaming the workers rather than the employer, with some saying the video amounts to bullying.
The comments even came from people apparently sympathetic to the locked-out workers' cause.
User @DomatoRecord wrote, "As a member of Unifor I am disgusted by this shameful video. We should be lobbying for laws that forbid employers to hire replacement workers. Not going after the workers, who are probably desperate. How could you, Unifor?"
Unifor's Atlantic regional director, Lana Payne, said the video is one of many ways the union is "stepping up our efforts on all fronts" after almost two years of social media campaigning, letters to the provincial government and negotiations with the American-based employer.
Payne said the ad is a response to the employer's "escalating tactics" to block the union, including hiring enough replacement workers to match the number of those locked out.
"My responsibility and our responsibility as a union is to defend our members, and that's what we're doing," Payne said.
Payne also questioned why the public has not felt the same outrage for the locked out workers, noting that the provincial Labour Relations Board has found the employer twice violated the provincial Labour Relations Act for failing to bargain in good faith.
"They have spent their savings in order to be able to continue to fight, this is how much they believe in this principle," said Payne. "They should be able to have a union in their workplace, a pretty basic right in Canada, and yet they have had to fight for that right now for 630 days on a picket line."
Some of the online debate has focused on Newfoundland and Labrador's high unemployment rate, expressing sympathy for the replacement workers trying to make a living.
But Payne said there are many jobs available in Gander, and the replacements made a choice to publicly take the locked out workers' jobs.
"These are communities where everybody knows that these folks are crossing the picket line, and I would argue there are jobs in this town. They don't need to cross the picket line for employment," said Payne.
Payne said the members on the picket line did not participate in making the video, and that the union has not heard from D-J Composites since the latest ads.
British Columbia and Quebec are the only provinces in Canada with legislation preventing the use of replacement workers during a strike or lockout. The issue also caught the public's attention a few weeks ago when workers start striking outside the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto.
David Doorey, a labour law professor at York University, said studies are inconclusive as to how such legislation affects the duration of a lockout, but said the use of replacement workers in Gander seems to have prolonged the dispute.
"It's very unlikely that this particular lockout would have lasted this long if the employer was banned from hiring replacement workers," Doorey said in an email.
Unifor's video, while unsettling to many, also has legal precedent. In 2013, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that unions have the right to photograph and publish photos of replacement workers.
Tom Cooper, a professor of business ethics at Memorial University, said Unifor's ads should be considered alongside the ethical considerations of minimizing harm.
Cooper said naming people involved in labour disputes is not a new tactic, but the permanent and public nature of online videos can do more harm than good in a case like Gander's for the locked out workers' cause and the replacement workers' privacy.
"I don't see this online naming and shaming to be any benefit to the workers in Gander, from kind of a strategic and business ethics standpoint," Cooper said. "If your strategy is, 'How do we get this lockout resolved?', I'm not sure it actually meets that obligation."
Cooper said while Unifor's actions are intended to protect their members' interests and their right to a union, in this case the union seems to be falling short of a higher standard to protect the general population's rights to privacy and a dignified life.
"I'm not sure in this case they're meeting the higher standards," said Cooper.
"They're about social justice, they're about human rights, they're about protecting the rights of individuals, and in this case they're not doing that. They're only protecting the rights of one group, which is their members."
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Bioethics and Women: Across the Lifespan
Mary Briody Mahowald
Philosophy, Feminist Philosophy
This book deals with bioethical issues relevant to women across the life span. "Gender justice" is the starting point and the end point of the author's approach to the issues addressed. The first ... More
This book deals with bioethical issues relevant to women across the life span. "Gender justice" is the starting point and the end point of the author's approach to the issues addressed. The first section offers an overview of bioethics, critiques prevalent approaches to bioethics and models of the physician-patient relationship, and sketches distinguishing aspects of women's health care. Classical pragmatists and feminist standpoint theorists are enlisted in support of "an egalitarian perspective", and positions on the moral status of fetuses and those already born are examined. The second section identifies topics that are directly or indirectly related to women's health; these include prenatal testing, childbirth and newborn decisions, treatment of minors and the elderly, assisted reproduction, abortion, eating disorders, domestic violence, breast and gynecological cancer, end of life care, and research on women. Brief cases illustrate variables related to each topic. Empirical and theoretical considerations follow each set of cases; these are intended to precipitate more expansive and critical examination of the questions raised. The book concludes with discussion of an egalitarian ideal to be pursued through an ethic of virtue or supererogation rather than obligation. By embracing this ideal, according to the author, moral agents support a more demanding level of morality than guidelines or laws require.Less
Bioethics and Women : Across the Lifespan
This book deals with bioethical issues relevant to women across the life span. "Gender justice" is the starting point and the end point of the author's approach to the issues addressed. The first section offers an overview of bioethics, critiques prevalent approaches to bioethics and models of the physician-patient relationship, and sketches distinguishing aspects of women's health care. Classical pragmatists and feminist standpoint theorists are enlisted in support of "an egalitarian perspective", and positions on the moral status of fetuses and those already born are examined. The second section identifies topics that are directly or indirectly related to women's health; these include prenatal testing, childbirth and newborn decisions, treatment of minors and the elderly, assisted reproduction, abortion, eating disorders, domestic violence, breast and gynecological cancer, end of life care, and research on women. Brief cases illustrate variables related to each topic. Empirical and theoretical considerations follow each set of cases; these are intended to precipitate more expansive and critical examination of the questions raised. The book concludes with discussion of an egalitarian ideal to be pursued through an ethic of virtue or supererogation rather than obligation. By embracing this ideal, according to the author, moral agents support a more demanding level of morality than guidelines or laws require.
Keywords: egalitarian perspective, pragmatism, feminist standpoint theory, moral status, elderly, reproduction, cases
Banking Regulation and Globalization
Andreas Busch
Political Science, International Relations and Politics, Political Economy
Does globalization erode the nation state's capacity to act? Are nation states forced to change their policies even if this goes against the democratic will of their electorates? How does government ... More
Does globalization erode the nation state's capacity to act? Are nation states forced to change their policies even if this goes against the democratic will of their electorates? How does government action change under conditions of globalization? Questions like these have not only featured highly in political debates in recent years, but also in academic discourse. This book contributes to that debate. The general question it addresses is whether globalization leads to policy convergence — a central, but contested topic in the debate, as theoretical arguments can be advanced both in favour of and against the likelihood of such a development. More specifically, the book contains detailed empirical case studies of four countries (the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Switzerland) in a policy area where state action has been particularly challenged by the emergence of world-wide, around-the-clock financial markets in the last few decades, namely that of the regulation and supervision of the banking industry. Based on careful analysis of historical developments, specific challenges, the character of policy networks and institutions, and their interaction in the political process, this book argues that nation states still possess considerable room for manoeuvre in pursuing their policies. Even if they choose supranational coordination and cooperation, their national institutional configurations still function as filters in the globalization process.Less
Does globalization erode the nation state's capacity to act? Are nation states forced to change their policies even if this goes against the democratic will of their electorates? How does government action change under conditions of globalization? Questions like these have not only featured highly in political debates in recent years, but also in academic discourse. This book contributes to that debate. The general question it addresses is whether globalization leads to policy convergence — a central, but contested topic in the debate, as theoretical arguments can be advanced both in favour of and against the likelihood of such a development. More specifically, the book contains detailed empirical case studies of four countries (the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Switzerland) in a policy area where state action has been particularly challenged by the emergence of world-wide, around-the-clock financial markets in the last few decades, namely that of the regulation and supervision of the banking industry. Based on careful analysis of historical developments, specific challenges, the character of policy networks and institutions, and their interaction in the political process, this book argues that nation states still possess considerable room for manoeuvre in pursuing their policies. Even if they choose supranational coordination and cooperation, their national institutional configurations still function as filters in the globalization process.
Keywords: policy convergence, case studies, United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, financial markets, banking industry, globalization process, regulatory policy
The Third World Beyond the Cold War: Continuity and Change
Louise Fawcett and Yezid Sayigh (eds)
The book analyses the changes that have occurred in developing countries since the end of the Cold War. The first section highlights major areas of change in economics, politics, and security and ... More
The book analyses the changes that have occurred in developing countries since the end of the Cold War. The first section highlights major areas of change in economics, politics, and security and institutions, while the second section develops these themes and reveals the diversity of experience through regional case studies (Latin America, Asia Pacific, Africa, South Asia, and the Middle East).Less
The Third World Beyond the Cold War : Continuity and Change
The book analyses the changes that have occurred in developing countries since the end of the Cold War. The first section highlights major areas of change in economics, politics, and security and institutions, while the second section develops these themes and reveals the diversity of experience through regional case studies (Latin America, Asia Pacific, Africa, South Asia, and the Middle East).
Keywords: Africa, Asia Pacific, case studies, change, Cold War, developing countries, economic change, institutions, Latin America, Middle East, political change, security, South Asia
Analyzing Single System Design Data
William Nugent
Social Work, Research and Evaluation
This book focuses on the analysis of data from single case designs. The methods covered in this book range from traditional visual analysis methods to complex ARIMA statistical models. The use of ... More
This book focuses on the analysis of data from single case designs. The methods covered in this book range from traditional visual analysis methods to complex ARIMA statistical models. The use of graphical methods is also extensively covered. The book is most appropriate for students in doctoral programs in disciplines such as Social Work and Psychology. It should also be useful for researchers and professionals in the various helping professions that make use of single case design methodology for practice evaluation and research. The methods covered range from the very simple to the very complex.Less
This book focuses on the analysis of data from single case designs. The methods covered in this book range from traditional visual analysis methods to complex ARIMA statistical models. The use of graphical methods is also extensively covered. The book is most appropriate for students in doctoral programs in disciplines such as Social Work and Psychology. It should also be useful for researchers and professionals in the various helping professions that make use of single case design methodology for practice evaluation and research. The methods covered range from the very simple to the very complex.
Keywords: single case designs, single subject designs, n of 1 designs, analyzing single case design data
Greek Prepositions: From Antiquity to the Present
Pietro Bortone
Linguistics, Historical Linguistics, Syntax and Morphology
New prepositions in Greek express solely spatial meanings, simultaneously lost by their older synonyms, whose use becomes restricted to non‐spatial senses—unless a recent synonym is not available. In ... More
New prepositions in Greek express solely spatial meanings, simultaneously lost by their older synonyms, whose use becomes restricted to non‐spatial senses—unless a recent synonym is not available. In time, new prepositions too develop non‐spatial meanings, eventually losing their spatial ones completely, repeating the life‐cycle of their predecessors.Less
Greek Prepositions : From Antiquity to the Present
New prepositions in Greek express solely spatial meanings, simultaneously lost by their older synonyms, whose use becomes restricted to non‐spatial senses—unless a recent synonym is not available. In time, new prepositions too develop non‐spatial meanings, eventually losing their spatial ones completely, repeating the life‐cycle of their predecessors.
Keywords: Greek, prepositions, cases, diachrony, localism
The Rise of the To-Infinitive
Bettelou Los
Linguistics, Historical Linguistics
This book describes the historical emergence and spread of the to-infinitive in English. It shows that to + infinitive emerged from a reanalysis of the preposition to plus a deverbal nominalization, ... More
This book describes the historical emergence and spread of the to-infinitive in English. It shows that to + infinitive emerged from a reanalysis of the preposition to plus a deverbal nominalization, which spread first to purpose clauses, then to other non-finite environments. The book challenges the traditional reasoning that infinitives must have been nouns in Old English because they inflected for dative case and can follow prepositions. In fact, as early as Old English, the to-infinitive was established in most of the environments in which it is found today, and its syntactic behaviour clearly shows that it is already a clause rather than a phrase at this early date. Its spread was largely due to competition with finite subjunctive that-clauses, which it gradually replaced. Later chapters consider Middle English developments. The book provides a measured evaluation of the evidence that the infinitive marker to undergoes a period of degrammaticalization. It concludes that the extent to which to gains syntactic freedom in Middle English is due to the fact that speakers began to equate it with the modal verbs, and therefore to treat it syntactically as a modal verb. The rise of to-infinitival Exceptional Case-Marking constructions is a Middle English innovation, triggered by changes in information structure that were in turn caused by the loss of verb-second.Less
This book describes the historical emergence and spread of the to-infinitive in English. It shows that to + infinitive emerged from a reanalysis of the preposition to plus a deverbal nominalization, which spread first to purpose clauses, then to other non-finite environments. The book challenges the traditional reasoning that infinitives must have been nouns in Old English because they inflected for dative case and can follow prepositions. In fact, as early as Old English, the to-infinitive was established in most of the environments in which it is found today, and its syntactic behaviour clearly shows that it is already a clause rather than a phrase at this early date. Its spread was largely due to competition with finite subjunctive that-clauses, which it gradually replaced. Later chapters consider Middle English developments. The book provides a measured evaluation of the evidence that the infinitive marker to undergoes a period of degrammaticalization. It concludes that the extent to which to gains syntactic freedom in Middle English is due to the fact that speakers began to equate it with the modal verbs, and therefore to treat it syntactically as a modal verb. The rise of to-infinitival Exceptional Case-Marking constructions is a Middle English innovation, triggered by changes in information structure that were in turn caused by the loss of verb-second.
Keywords: infinitive, infinitive marker, finite clause, nonfinite clause, Old English syntax, Middle English syntax, Exceptional Case-Marking, grammaticalization, degrammaticalization, information structure
Summary and Epilogue
Jonathan Owens
in A Linguistic History of Arabic
This chapter recapitulates the main findings of the book. It is emphasized that interpreting Arabic language history requires many more detailed, case studies, models of which are presented in the ... More
This chapter recapitulates the main findings of the book. It is emphasized that interpreting Arabic language history requires many more detailed, case studies, models of which are presented in the preceding chapters. It is suggested that taken as a whole, contemporary Arabic, the dialects, are historically conservative in the sense that they exhibit relatively little change from a reconstructed pre-diasporic Arabic. This implicates a major re-thinking not only of Arabic language history, but also of Semitic in general, which has conventionally assumed the Old Arabic, Neo-Arabic dichotomy. It is further noted that besides a linguistic history, a sociolinguistic history of Arabic is needed to describe and explain the emergence of Classical Arabic.Less
This chapter recapitulates the main findings of the book. It is emphasized that interpreting Arabic language history requires many more detailed, case studies, models of which are presented in the preceding chapters. It is suggested that taken as a whole, contemporary Arabic, the dialects, are historically conservative in the sense that they exhibit relatively little change from a reconstructed pre-diasporic Arabic. This implicates a major re-thinking not only of Arabic language history, but also of Semitic in general, which has conventionally assumed the Old Arabic, Neo-Arabic dichotomy. It is further noted that besides a linguistic history, a sociolinguistic history of Arabic is needed to describe and explain the emergence of Classical Arabic.
Keywords: pre-diasporic Arabic, Semitic linguistics, Classical Arabic, case studies, Neo Arabic
Adversaries: Partisan Intellectuals and Polarized Political Culture
Jack Hayward
in Fragmented France: Two Centuries of Disputed Identity
Intellectuals have imparted polemical contentiousness to French political controversy. Zola's role in the Dreyfus case had a literary legacy on both the Left and Right, with Surrealists and ... More
Intellectuals have imparted polemical contentiousness to French political controversy. Zola's role in the Dreyfus case had a literary legacy on both the Left and Right, with Surrealists and Communists or individuals like Sartre on the Left and Barrès and Maurras on the Right being prominent. Mounier's Catholic anti-liberalism met its reassertion by Aron. Decolonization prompted intellectual activism but Benda made the case against commitment.Less
Intellectuals have imparted polemical contentiousness to French political controversy. Zola's role in the Dreyfus case had a literary legacy on both the Left and Right, with Surrealists and Communists or individuals like Sartre on the Left and Barrès and Maurras on the Right being prominent. Mounier's Catholic anti-liberalism met its reassertion by Aron. Decolonization prompted intellectual activism but Benda made the case against commitment.
Keywords: Dreyfus case, Zola, Sartre, Barrès, Maurras, Mounier, Aron, Benda
Kylie Richardson
in Case and Aspect in Slavic
Linguistics, Syntax and Morphology
This chapter summarizes the main syntactic claims in the book, namely that the accusative case is linked to the status of ν as [quantized] (a feature which signals that the event structure of a ... More
This chapter summarizes the main syntactic claims in the book, namely that the accusative case is linked to the status of ν as [quantized] (a feature which signals that the event structure of a 'base' verb is compositional), and the instrumental case on a predicate in East Slavic is the morphological manifestation of a [+bounded] aspectual phrase in the syntax.Less
This chapter summarizes the main syntactic claims in the book, namely that the accusative case is linked to the status of ν as [quantized] (a feature which signals that the event structure of a 'base' verb is compositional), and the instrumental case on a predicate in East Slavic is the morphological manifestation of a [+bounded] aspectual phrase in the syntax.
Keywords: case valuing, uninterpretable features, interpretable features, probe-goal relationship, agree, phi-features, spell-out
Conclusion: Explaining Institutional Change in Europe … and Beyond
This chapter draws conclusions from the theoretical interpretation of the five empirical cases. It briefly outlines the typical features of the long-term change of each case and the book's ... More
This chapter draws conclusions from the theoretical interpretation of the five empirical cases. It briefly outlines the typical features of the long-term change of each case and the book's theoretical explanations. The chapter then compares the developments of the institutional rules across cases and identifies the important aspects of the empirical stories that were not exhibited by any of the theories discussed in Chapter 1. The scope conditions of the theories that have been employed are discussed and the question of whether the theoretical insights gained on the basis of the five case studies may be extended to processes of institutional change beyond the European Union is addressed.Less
This chapter draws conclusions from the theoretical interpretation of the five empirical cases. It briefly outlines the typical features of the long-term change of each case and the book's theoretical explanations. The chapter then compares the developments of the institutional rules across cases and identifies the important aspects of the empirical stories that were not exhibited by any of the theories discussed in Chapter 1. The scope conditions of the theories that have been employed are discussed and the question of whether the theoretical insights gained on the basis of the five case studies may be extended to processes of institutional change beyond the European Union is addressed.
Keywords: institutional change, institutional rules, Europe, empirical cases
Research for Action: Cross-National Perspectives on Connecting Knowledge, Policy, and Practice for Children
Robert J. Chaskin and Jona M. Rosenfeld (eds)
Across the social welfare and human services fields, interest is growing in how to apply research to influence policy and practice; simultaneously, with globalization's advance, it is clearer than ... More
Across the social welfare and human services fields, interest is growing in how to apply research to influence policy and practice; simultaneously, with globalization's advance, it is clearer than ever that an international perspective is vital in understanding how social, political, and institutional contexts affect research and dissemination practices. This book provides insight into effective research practice and the factors involved in putting research findings to use. Leading with experience — narratives of six child welfare case studies from the UK, Ireland, Israel, South Africa, and the US — the book frames those cases in the context of relevant literatures to build up a cross-case analysis that distills lessons, throws enduring questions into relief, and lays a foundation for informing future practice. It mines the cross-national experience to develop perspective for a better understanding of the importance of different policy and cultural environments, while nonetheless emphasizing issues that are applicable across borders. The book presents various themes and lessons, placing the empirical findings against relevant theoretical frameworks and developing guidelines for improving research practice in this arena.Less
Research for Action : Cross-National Perspectives on Connecting Knowledge, Policy, and Practice for Children
Across the social welfare and human services fields, interest is growing in how to apply research to influence policy and practice; simultaneously, with globalization's advance, it is clearer than ever that an international perspective is vital in understanding how social, political, and institutional contexts affect research and dissemination practices. This book provides insight into effective research practice and the factors involved in putting research findings to use. Leading with experience — narratives of six child welfare case studies from the UK, Ireland, Israel, South Africa, and the US — the book frames those cases in the context of relevant literatures to build up a cross-case analysis that distills lessons, throws enduring questions into relief, and lays a foundation for informing future practice. It mines the cross-national experience to develop perspective for a better understanding of the importance of different policy and cultural environments, while nonetheless emphasizing issues that are applicable across borders. The book presents various themes and lessons, placing the empirical findings against relevant theoretical frameworks and developing guidelines for improving research practice in this arena.
Keywords: policy, practice, globalization, cross-case analysis, cultural environment, child welfare
Kathleen Wells
Drawing on theoretical and methodological papers written over the past thirty years, this volume provides an introduction to narrative inquiry. It provides an overview of the development of narrative ... More
Drawing on theoretical and methodological papers written over the past thirty years, this volume provides an introduction to narrative inquiry. It provides an overview of the development of narrative inquiry within the social sciences and the humanities, and establishes its relevance for social work and related professions. It presents one research design, the case study design, in which narrative inquiry may be placed. It provides a broad framework in which narrative and other relevant data may be collected and specifies ways in which audio-recordings of interviews may be transcribed. It presents major approaches to the analysis of transcribed interviews. These approaches include ones that focus on the analysis of narrative content, narrative structure, and narrative in context. The volume also examines two emerging approaches to narrative analysis, critical narrative analysis and contextual discursive analysis. Each narrative analytic approach covered is considered in relation to the same set of dimensions including definition of narrative, theoretical orientation, central question, and method. Exemplary investigations that rely on each approach are included. Issues pertaining to reflexivity, ethics, and validity of narrative inquiry are explored. The appendices contain an outline for a narrative research proposal.Less
Drawing on theoretical and methodological papers written over the past thirty years, this volume provides an introduction to narrative inquiry. It provides an overview of the development of narrative inquiry within the social sciences and the humanities, and establishes its relevance for social work and related professions. It presents one research design, the case study design, in which narrative inquiry may be placed. It provides a broad framework in which narrative and other relevant data may be collected and specifies ways in which audio-recordings of interviews may be transcribed. It presents major approaches to the analysis of transcribed interviews. These approaches include ones that focus on the analysis of narrative content, narrative structure, and narrative in context. The volume also examines two emerging approaches to narrative analysis, critical narrative analysis and contextual discursive analysis. Each narrative analytic approach covered is considered in relation to the same set of dimensions including definition of narrative, theoretical orientation, central question, and method. Exemplary investigations that rely on each approach are included. Issues pertaining to reflexivity, ethics, and validity of narrative inquiry are explored. The appendices contain an outline for a narrative research proposal.
Keywords: narrative inquiry, case study, narrative data collection, interview transcription, narrative analysis, narrative validity, narrative ethics, reflexivity
Melvin Delgado
in Social Work Practice in Nontraditional Urban Settings
Social Work, Communities and Organizations
This chapter discusses the mapping phase of the framework developed in Chapter 7. Case studies are used to illustrate key practice principles and considerations for work in nontraditional settings. ... More
This chapter discusses the mapping phase of the framework developed in Chapter 7. Case studies are used to illustrate key practice principles and considerations for work in nontraditional settings. Each stage in the process consists of description of goals, a brief overview, challenges and rewards, and key practice concepts.Less
This chapter discusses the mapping phase of the framework developed in Chapter 7. Case studies are used to illustrate key practice principles and considerations for work in nontraditional settings. Each stage in the process consists of description of goals, a brief overview, challenges and rewards, and key practice concepts.
Keywords: social work practice, social service, case studies, nontraditional settings
Friendly Settlements before the European Court of Human Rights: Theory and Practice
Helen Keller, Magdalena Forowicz, and Lorenz Engi
Law, Human Rights and Immigration, EU Law
The friendly settlement procedure is an important tool for the reduction of the European Court of Human Rights' (ECtHR) case load. Recent practice demonstrates that this procedure is increasingly ... More
The friendly settlement procedure is an important tool for the reduction of the European Court of Human Rights' (ECtHR) case load. Recent practice demonstrates that this procedure is increasingly resorted to by applicants and Contracting States. This book evaluates this largely unexplored instrument from doctrinal as well as practical perspectives, making recommendations to render the negotiations before the ECtHR more efficient and professional. The book examines questions relating to the admissibility as well as to the practical manageability of friendly settlements. In contrast to ordinary civil proceedings, the friendly settlements procedure has a mixed legal character: while settlements are an inter-partes procedure, they are also binding under international law, as the ECtHR often hands them down in the form of a judgment. In this context, the question arises as to how far the proceedings can be 'privatised' and where the limits to the monetisation of human rights violation lie. This book evaluates possible abuses and identifies the precautions that need to be taken in the framework of friendly settlements. This issue is linked to the question of whether the legal framework which governs the conclusion of a friendly settlement should be formulated in a more concrete manner, given that the position of the parties is unequal and that the role of the Court is hardly defined in this context. Furthermore, the book empirically examines whether the friendly settlement procedure is as advantageous in comparison to ordinary proceedings as others have argued. It also questions whether the friendly settlements procedure can provide the applicant with 'more money faster'.Less
Friendly Settlements before the European Court of Human Rights : Theory and Practice
Helen KellerMagdalena ForowiczLorenz Engi
The friendly settlement procedure is an important tool for the reduction of the European Court of Human Rights' (ECtHR) case load. Recent practice demonstrates that this procedure is increasingly resorted to by applicants and Contracting States. This book evaluates this largely unexplored instrument from doctrinal as well as practical perspectives, making recommendations to render the negotiations before the ECtHR more efficient and professional. The book examines questions relating to the admissibility as well as to the practical manageability of friendly settlements. In contrast to ordinary civil proceedings, the friendly settlements procedure has a mixed legal character: while settlements are an inter-partes procedure, they are also binding under international law, as the ECtHR often hands them down in the form of a judgment. In this context, the question arises as to how far the proceedings can be 'privatised' and where the limits to the monetisation of human rights violation lie. This book evaluates possible abuses and identifies the precautions that need to be taken in the framework of friendly settlements. This issue is linked to the question of whether the legal framework which governs the conclusion of a friendly settlement should be formulated in a more concrete manner, given that the position of the parties is unequal and that the role of the Court is hardly defined in this context. Furthermore, the book empirically examines whether the friendly settlement procedure is as advantageous in comparison to ordinary proceedings as others have argued. It also questions whether the friendly settlements procedure can provide the applicant with 'more money faster'.
Keywords: ECtHR, case load, admissibility, friendly settlements, civil proceedings
Policy Networks in British Government
David Marsh and R. A. W. Rhodes (eds)
Political Science, UK Politics
Policy is not made in the electoral arena or in the gladiatorial confrontations of Parliament, but in the netherworld of committees, civil servants, professions, and interest groups. This collection ... More
Policy is not made in the electoral arena or in the gladiatorial confrontations of Parliament, but in the netherworld of committees, civil servants, professions, and interest groups. This collection explores the private world of public policy. It provides a survey of the literature on the concept of policy networks and demonstrates its importance for understanding specific policy areas. The case studies cover policy-making in agriculture, civil nuclear power, youth employment, smoking, heart disease, sea defences, information technology, and exchange rate policy. Finally the book attempts an overall assessment of the utility of the concept, focusing on such questions as why networks change, which interests dominate and benefit from networks, and the consequences of the present system for representative democracy.Less
Policy is not made in the electoral arena or in the gladiatorial confrontations of Parliament, but in the netherworld of committees, civil servants, professions, and interest groups. This collection explores the private world of public policy. It provides a survey of the literature on the concept of policy networks and demonstrates its importance for understanding specific policy areas. The case studies cover policy-making in agriculture, civil nuclear power, youth employment, smoking, heart disease, sea defences, information technology, and exchange rate policy. Finally the book attempts an overall assessment of the utility of the concept, focusing on such questions as why networks change, which interests dominate and benefit from networks, and the consequences of the present system for representative democracy.
Keywords: public policy, policy networks, policy case studies, agriculture, nuclear power, youth employment, smoking, heart disease, sea defences, information technology
Ratification Processes in Comparative Perspective
Jeffrey S. Lantis
in The Life and Death of International Treaties: Double-Edged Diplomacy and the Politics of Ratification in Comparative Perspective
Political Science, Comparative Politics, International Relations and Politics
This chapter surveys the countries and treaties in the study. It outlines the comparative case study method that will be used throughout the book to explore episodes of treaty ratification struggles, ... More
This chapter surveys the countries and treaties in the study. It outlines the comparative case study method that will be used throughout the book to explore episodes of treaty ratification struggles, including breakdowns and near-breakdowns of international cooperation. Selection of the types of case studies to examine is based upon several criteria, including their fit to the relevant variables in the study and representation of contemporary debates on treaty ratification. Cases represent a range of democratic political systems, in three distinct regions of the world, with key institutional differences. Finally, the chapter examines the actual treaty ratification processes in the five democracies under study: Australia, Canada, France, Germany, and the United States.Less
This chapter surveys the countries and treaties in the study. It outlines the comparative case study method that will be used throughout the book to explore episodes of treaty ratification struggles, including breakdowns and near-breakdowns of international cooperation. Selection of the types of case studies to examine is based upon several criteria, including their fit to the relevant variables in the study and representation of contemporary debates on treaty ratification. Cases represent a range of democratic political systems, in three distinct regions of the world, with key institutional differences. Finally, the chapter examines the actual treaty ratification processes in the five democracies under study: Australia, Canada, France, Germany, and the United States.
Keywords: comparative case study method, treaty ratification struggles, democratic political systems, ratification processes
The Revolution That Never Was
George P. Fletcher
in Our Secret Constitution: How Lincoln Redefined American Democracy
This chapter addresses the problems arising from the clash of old and new ideologies during Reconstruction. Questions of federalism and states' rights, and of equal protection and citizenship in ... More
This chapter addresses the problems arising from the clash of old and new ideologies during Reconstruction. Questions of federalism and states' rights, and of equal protection and citizenship in light of abolition – illustrated in the landmark Slaughterhouse Case, and the Civil Rights Cases of 1883 – were ultimately referred to the Supreme Court. The author asserts that the Court's interpretation of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments in these cases served to undermine the cause of the new "secret" constitution.Less
This chapter addresses the problems arising from the clash of old and new ideologies during Reconstruction. Questions of federalism and states' rights, and of equal protection and citizenship in light of abolition – illustrated in the landmark Slaughterhouse Case, and the Civil Rights Cases of 1883 – were ultimately referred to the Supreme Court. The author asserts that the Court's interpretation of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments in these cases served to undermine the cause of the new "secret" constitution.
Keywords: abolition, citizenship, Civil Rights Cases, equal protection, federalism, Reconstruction Amendments, Slaughterhouse Case, states' rights, Supreme Court
The Headscarf Controversy: Secularism and Freedom of Religion
Hilal Elver
This book deals with an ongoing controversy of the Muslim women's headscarf from the legal and sociological perspective in democratic countries. It depicts headscarf controversy and argues with the ... More
This book deals with an ongoing controversy of the Muslim women's headscarf from the legal and sociological perspective in democratic countries. It depicts headscarf controversy and argues with the interaction of religion/secularism, law/politics, multiculturalism, and gender politics. In recent years, there have been major public policy debates, court decisions and laws about the acceptability of Islamic practices, specifically women and girls wearing a headscarf or "hijab". These has produced concerns in the West and to some extend Muslim secular countries, about how to accept, accommodate, and tolerate the Muslim women's forms of religious observance. It is an interdisciplinary study that compares the legal, sociological and political debates on this issue particularly in Turkey and in various European countries (such as France and Germany), and parallel practices and patterns in the United States. At first glance, the main preoccupation of all these countries is to strike the proper balance between liberal constitutional principles and the accommodation of Islamic practices. Beyond this, there are unacknowledged desires and political ambitions that skilfully manipulated policy pertaining to headscarf issue. This book calls attention to these hidden preoccupations and explores the exclusion of pious Muslim women from the public sphere in the name of human rights, women's rights, equality, secularism, democracy, and liberalism. The book relies on comparative law method, and by so doing highlights some aspects of the headscarf debate that are ignored if scholarship is directed only at a single country.Less
The Headscarf Controversy : Secularism and Freedom of Religion
This book deals with an ongoing controversy of the Muslim women's headscarf from the legal and sociological perspective in democratic countries. It depicts headscarf controversy and argues with the interaction of religion/secularism, law/politics, multiculturalism, and gender politics. In recent years, there have been major public policy debates, court decisions and laws about the acceptability of Islamic practices, specifically women and girls wearing a headscarf or "hijab". These has produced concerns in the West and to some extend Muslim secular countries, about how to accept, accommodate, and tolerate the Muslim women's forms of religious observance. It is an interdisciplinary study that compares the legal, sociological and political debates on this issue particularly in Turkey and in various European countries (such as France and Germany), and parallel practices and patterns in the United States. At first glance, the main preoccupation of all these countries is to strike the proper balance between liberal constitutional principles and the accommodation of Islamic practices. Beyond this, there are unacknowledged desires and political ambitions that skilfully manipulated policy pertaining to headscarf issue. This book calls attention to these hidden preoccupations and explores the exclusion of pious Muslim women from the public sphere in the name of human rights, women's rights, equality, secularism, democracy, and liberalism. The book relies on comparative law method, and by so doing highlights some aspects of the headscarf debate that are ignored if scholarship is directed only at a single country.
Keywords: secularism, freedom of religion, european court of human rights, headscarf cases, women's rights, turkey's legal history and secularism, islam and europe, comparative legal approach to headscarf cases, headscarf cases in american courts, turkish constitutional order
Environmental Governance in Europe: An Ever Closer Ecological Union?
Albert Weale, Geoffrey Pridham, Michelle Cini, Dimitrios Konstadakopulos, Martin Porter, and Brendan Flynn
Political Science, European Union, Environmental Politics
Over the last thirty years, the European Union (EU) has created a system of environmental governance in Europe. With a large number of legislative measures, the EU's environmental policy is broad in ... More
Over the last thirty years, the European Union (EU) has created a system of environmental governance in Europe. With a large number of legislative measures, the EU's environmental policy is broad in scope, extensive in detail, and often stringent in effect. Environmental governance also extends to the ways in which decision-making on environmental policy has become institutionalised within Europe, both at the level of the EU itself and in the practices of the member states. This book seeks to understand this new system of environmental governance both at the European level and at the level of member states. It argues that the system is multi-level, horizontally complex, evolving, and incomplete. Locating developments at the European level in theories of European integration, it goes on to examine the extent of convergence and divergence in environmental policy among six member states: Germany, Spain, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. It then looks at the operation of the system of environmental governance through an examination of policy case studies before examining the wider political significance of these developments.Less
Environmental Governance in Europe : An Ever Closer Ecological Union?
Albert WealeGeoffrey PridhamMichelle CiniDimitrios KonstadakopulosMartin PorterBrendan Flynn
Over the last thirty years, the European Union (EU) has created a system of environmental governance in Europe. With a large number of legislative measures, the EU's environmental policy is broad in scope, extensive in detail, and often stringent in effect. Environmental governance also extends to the ways in which decision-making on environmental policy has become institutionalised within Europe, both at the level of the EU itself and in the practices of the member states. This book seeks to understand this new system of environmental governance both at the European level and at the level of member states. It argues that the system is multi-level, horizontally complex, evolving, and incomplete. Locating developments at the European level in theories of European integration, it goes on to examine the extent of convergence and divergence in environmental policy among six member states: Germany, Spain, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. It then looks at the operation of the system of environmental governance through an examination of policy case studies before examining the wider political significance of these developments.
Keywords: European Union, environment, environmental policy, member states, European integration, case studies
Qualitative Analysis: Introduction to the Case Studies
Roger M. Barker
in Corporate Governance, Competition, and Political Parties: Explaining Corporate Governance Change in Europe
Business and Management, International Business, Corporate Governance and Accountability
The rationale for the choice of case studies in Chapters 9 and 10 is described.
Keywords: case studies, qualitative analysis


National Grid is teaming up with the Long Island Ducks, New York Mets and New York Yankees broadcasting for a safe digging awareness campaign.
The first 1500 Ducks fans on August 11 will receive a Ducks and National Grid t-shirt. August 11 is National 811 Safe Digging Day.
National Grid is launching the campaign to encourage customers to call 811 before any digging project, regardless of size.
Every six minutes, an underground utility line in the U.S. is damaged from digging without calling 811 first. Striking an underground utility line can lead to injuries, repair costs, fines, and service outages.
Even small projects like planting a tree or installing a deck still require a call to 811 before digging. State laws mandate that 811 be called several days in advance of starting projects that require digging.
The collaborative partnership with NY811, National Grid contractors and municipalities has led to an increase in calls to 811 by 12% on Long Island. All calls to 811 are free of charge.
Do not touch any light switches or electrical equipment and do not pull any plugs from outlets – these items may produce a spark that could ignite gas and cause an explosion.
Make sure the controls are turned off on any gas ovens and stoves.
Extinguish any easily accessible open flames such as lit candles, but never try to put out a fire you suspect may be caused by escaping gas.
Call 911 and National Grid's gas emergency number (1-800-490-0045) from a safe location.


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Dr. Danielle Melton is an Associate Professor in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at McGovern Medical School at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) and the Director of the Amputee Program at Memorial Hermann The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research (TIRR).
Certified by the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Dr. Melton specializes Orthopedic Trauma and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation with an emphasis in rehabilitation of patients after traumatic accidents and non-surgical management of patients with spine and other musculoskeletal disorders often requiring pain management. Dr. Melton's primary focus is the care of people with amputations, encompassing pre-prosthetic management, prosthetic design and prescription, and rehabilitation. She also specializes in bracing and orthotics for patients with peripheral nerve injuries and spasticity.
Dr. Melton received her undergraduate degree from Louisiana State University. She then attended Medical School at Baylor College of Medicine and remained at Baylor, completing her residency in the Department of Physical Medicine.
Dr. Melton is active in several professional organizations including the American Academy of Orthotics and Prosthetics, American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, and the Amputee Coalition Scientific Medical Advisory Committee. She is also involved in the sponsorship of postdoctoral fellows with the Trauma Amputee Fellowship Program.
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Oslo Freedom Forum
Russians forced to attend Putin's star-studded election rally
Vladimir Putin, flanked by cheering supporters, strode on to a stage in the centre of Moscow's colossal Luzhniki Stadium and urged a crowd of tens of thousands of flag-waving Russians to join him in building a bright and joyful future for the country's children.
"Our ancestors lived here, we live here, and this is where our children and grandchildren will live," Putin said on Saturday afternoon, at what was his sole campaign rally ahead of this month's Russian presidential elections. "And we will do everything to make them happy!"
Standing beside Putin were celebrities and sports stars, including members of Russia's men's ice hockey team fresh from their triumph at the Winter Olympics. At Putin's bidding, they burst into a rendition of Russia's national anthem. Police said 80,000 people were present, with another 50,000 watching on big screens outside the stadium.
It was, on the face of it, a perfect demonstration of popular support for Putin, who is all but certain to secure another six-year term of office when Russians go to the polls on 18 March.
Azerbaijan's Aliyev Secures a Fourth Term in Rigged Elections
The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) condemns the reelection of authoritarian president Ilham Aliyev in rigged elections.
PutinCon Speaker Arkady Babchenko Falsely Reported Assassinated in Kiev
Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko was falsely reported assassinated earlier today at his apartment in Kiev, Ukraine.
Yulia Marushevska, Oslo Freedom Forum speaker, faces persecution in Ukraine
"I had a mandate to fight corruption. Now the government is trying to make an example of me."
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Art of dissent: Protesting Russia's Putin with Pussy Riot
Starting next week, Russian punk rock protest group Pussy Riot will bring "Inside Pussy Riot" to the stage, an immersive theater performance about the group's incarceration that will include a mock courtroom, labor camps, and jail cells.
monicadennis
A Hopeful Moment for Uzbekistan
Read this op-ed about Uzbekistan's authoritarian regime under the rule of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev.
Juvion_Alex
Press Release — Turkey: HRF Condemns Three-Month Extension to the State of Emergency
NEW YORK — Human Rights Foundation (HRF) strongly condemns the Turkish parliament's decision to extend the state of emergency in Turkey for three additional months. The extension was approved on January 3 after a New Years Eve terrorist attack in Istanbul that killed 39 people.
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Inside PutinCon, the first conference to focus on the Russian dictator
Watch the video recap of PutinCon here.
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Press Release — Russia Should Reverse Alexei Navalny's Conviction And Allow Him to Run For President
NEW YORK — Human Rights Foundation (HRF) condemns the wrongful conviction of anti-corruption advocate Alexei Navalny and calls on Russia's judicial system to reverse his sentence and restore his right to run for office.
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Press Release — Putin Rigs Another Presidential Election
Russian president Vladimir Putin secured a fourth presidential term in a rigged election that was neither free nor fair.
Belarus Detains 18 Journalists in Raids at Independent Outlets
HRF condemns the arrest of 18 journalists in Belarus during a crackdown on independent media. Read more in NY Times.
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Determination , Courage & Spirit
INSTRUCTORS & COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Paul Reeves and Graham Anderson nominated for Pride of Australia medal for special-needs judo club
PAUL Reeves says Australia's first special-needs judo club is giving children a fighting chance against bullies and low self-esteem.
Mr Reeves, a clinical nurse at the Lyell McEwin Hospital, had been doing judo for several years when in 2007 he visited special-needs clubs in the UK and decided Australia should have its own.
He started the Elizabeth Special Needs Judo Club with fellow coach Graham Anderson, and the club now boasts some of the state's best sportspeople.
"There's some kids who, because of their disability, have been bullied at school and had very low self-esteem, were socially isolated, didn't really know how to join a club and interact," the Gawler man said.
"Some of these kids, who were really shy and withdrawn, they learn confidence, they learn to speak to and trust people and they learn also to have fun with what they're doing."
Mr Reeves and Mr Anderson have been nominated for a Pride of Australia Medal in the Community Spirit category for their work with local youngsters.
The club, based at the Elizabeth RSL on Midway Rd, caters for children as young as five with various physical and intellectual disabilities, including autism.
Mr Graham said the key to the club's success was playing to its members' strengths.
Elizabeth Special Needs Judo Incorporation
St Agnes Community Building
148 Smart Road, St Agnes
(Opposite Ardtornish Primary School Oval)


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Haha and I just <3 this!
That's one hell of a love letter. Whoever got that should marry that person.
aww the student hearts the teacher..
why be sad you are intelligent?
WHAT AN ADORABLE NERDY LOVE LETTER!!!!!
It makes me sad that I understand the math here. I just learned it in class last week. This is wonderful.
Man, whoever spent the time to write that must REALLY less than three the other person!
U should have used Cauchy's criteria instead of D'alambert's.
<3 I think is the joke.
Only a person who understands quantum physics and every maths equation could read this as a letter, not an equation to utter destruction of the earth!!
damn. should have done that on my math homework.
LOL i "Less than three" this picture.
Wait, is this a student-to-teacher thing? And the math is sound, but I don't understand the question.
'Am I the only one that doesn't get this?' No, no you are not. all i have to say is WTF??
he must seriously want a detention cos it would of been OK without that little section.
Actually, his description of the Taylor Series is slightly off. Rather than defining an=f(n), he should have put the infinite series from n=0 to infinity of ((f^n(c))*(x^n))/(n!). Other than that, his calculus is sound.
This makes no sense what so ever and is retarded.
Wait a minute, you can't have inequations with imaginary numbers!
This seems like something the creator of XKCD would write.


Nghia An Hoi Quan Pagoda is one of the oldest temples in Ho Chi Minh City. This temple of the Chinese community was built in the 19th century and dedicated to Guan Yu (AD 162-219, also known as Quan Cong), a deified general who lived during the late Eastern Han Dynasty.
The appearance of Nghia An Hoi Quan Pagoda is exactly that of a Chinese temple. The front door of the temple are painted with door gods. Within the temple you can see a big wooden statue of Quan Cong's red horse and Nghia An, his faithful groom. The horse statue is considered particularly sacred to devotees, who would ring the bell around its neck and then crawl under it to the other side. They believe that this helps them gain blessings from the horse.
In a glass-encasede altar to the right side of the main sanctuary is the statue of Ong Bon, the guardian of happiness and virtue. The main sanctuary is entered through a wooden folding screen doors which depict a dragon and a tiger. At the main altar in the sanctuary are the main statue of Quan Cong, flanked by his attendants, among them Quan Binh, his chief mandarin, and Chau Xuong, his chief general.


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Disney Reaches Deal with Twenty-First Century Fox
The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) has announced it has reached a deal to acquire most of the assets of Twenty-First Century Fox (NASDAQ: FOXA) in an all-stock transaction worth about $52.4 billion, or $29.54 per share, based on Fox's closing price on Wednesday. After the assumption of approximately $13.7 billion in debt, the total consideration will be roughly $66.1 billion. Disney will issue approximately 515 million new shares to current Fox shareholders, who will have about a 25% stake in the new company. The transaction is estimated to generate $2 billion in cost savings.
The acquisition is largely intended to help Disney compete with online video providers such as Netflix, Apple, Amazon, Google, and Facebook. As part of the deal, Disney is acquiring Fox's stake in Hulu, which will become majority owned by Disney (Disney currently owns 30% of Hulu). Disney is rolling out two other streaming services that "will be considerably cheaper" than Netflix.
Assets not included in the deal are Fox News, the Fox broadcast network, the FS1 sports cable network, and the lot of 20th Century Fox. Rupert Murdoch, the leading shareholder of Fox, will roll those assets out in a newly listed company.
As part of the transaction, Disney Chairman and CEO Bob Iger will extend retirement plans from 2019 to 2021.
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