15.04.2024 Online via Zoom – Indeed, they demonstrate the intensification of what I am terming a ‘culture of natality’, namely the [...] shifting legal and cultural landscape. Caitlin Powell is a final year History of Art PhD candidate at University [...] Postgraduate Dissertation Award. The seminar series is part of the project Imagining Justice: Law, Politics

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28.11.2017 Universität Luzern, Frohburgstrasse 3, Raum 4.B47 – legitimacy. Is authoritarianism in China incompatible with human rights and democracy? Is the rule of [...] rejected entirely by the state apparatuses in China? Is there really no human rights protection under China’s [...] roles it may play in shaping international law? What do the Chinese people think or want about China’s

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this phrase is that there is a higher peak in front of (or behind) any peak, and there is more beautiful [...] pursuing hot topics—going where there is money—is that by the time one is deeply immersed in the relevant questions [...] alphabet is intentionally excluded.2 The lipographical suppression of fieldwork-based evidence is a deliberate

Sociology of consumption, leisure, and lifestyle. What is a theory of consumption a theory of? In Zafirovski [...] . Rössel, J., & Schenk, P. (2018). How Political is Political Consumption? The Case of Activism for the [...] , European Sociological Association, Porto, 2024 Is ethical consumption related to Eudaimonic or Hedonic

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What matters? The effect of leader-follower similarity in talent identification Sandra Furrer The pressure [...] However, empirical literature on talent identification is rare. Previous research has shown that organizational [...] . Therefore, this study examines the question: “What role does leader-follower similarity play in talent

02.05.2018 University of Lucerne, Room: 4.A05 – works wreaks havoc with this solution. It is unclear what it might mean to "resell" an intangible digital [...] ownership: physical objects in which a creative work is embodied are typically treated as personal property [...] (University of California, Irvine) Professor Dan L. Burk is an internationally prominent authority on the law

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26.03.2024 Universität Luzern, Raum 4.B02 – care we need to pay attention to the way such labour is distributed across time and space in the making of [...] of the city. In this context, the paper looks at what makes the conditions of dwelling in these places

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How much data and what kind of data has been collected, since when, from where/what is the geographic [...] communication channels? What about WhatsApp vs. regular phone vs. regular mail? What about interprofessional [...] good, the bad and the rude peer review – What peer review is and how it should(n't) be done» von Patrick

17.02.2023 – e sie 2020 an der ETH Zürich mit der Schrift «What Is Ignorance and How Should We Rationally Deal with

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genetics. Besides following the history of science, it is an analysis of the circulation of knowledge at the [...] into finding the still ‘missing link’. Osborn’s work is situated in the museum and education reforms, in [...] UNESCO, IUCN, and WWF. The third part of the book is about Cavalli-Sforza’s history within the gene. In