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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"MARTIAL LAW"”.
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The political role of the Catholic Church in Poland under martial law, 1981-1983.
… force in Communist Poland during the period of Martial Law between 1981 and 1983. However, they do not agree on the nature of its significance. Some have argued that the Church played the role of mediator between state authorities and society and thereby helped to stabilise the relationship …
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ΟΙ ΣΥΝΤΑΓΜΑΤΙΚΟΙ ΘΕΣΜΟΙ ΑΝΤΙΜΕΤΩΠΙΣΗΣ ΚΡΑΤΙΚΩΝ ΚΡΙΣΕΩΝ ΣΤΗΝ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΚΑΙ ΤΗΝ ΑΛΛΟΔΑΠΗ
… HISTORICAL STUDY OF THE GREEK EXPERIENCE OF MARTIAL LAW REGULATIONS SINCE 1912. INTERPRETATION OF ARTICLE 48 OF THE 1975 GREEK CONSTITUTION AND LAW 566/1977 CONCERNING MARTIAL LAW AND COURTS MARTIAL. POTENTIAL CONTROL- METHODS IN CASES OF ABUSE OF CRISIS MEASURES (PARLIAMENTARY AND JUDICIAL …
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NOTIONS OF DISCONTENT AND DISTINCTION: REFLECTIONS OF YOUNG DIASPORIC TAIWANESE AMERICANS
… Americans, especially those raised outside of martial law and whose parents have lived in both the martial law era and post-martial law era. For young professionals and students of Taiwanese American descent, what do they vie for when retaining intergenerational beliefs on language and …
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Citizen-Subjectivity, Experiential Evaluation, and Activist Strategies: Explaining Algerian Violence and Polish Peace under Authoritarian Rule
… Polish non-violence and Algerian violence under martial law following peaceful protests against comparable material deprivation and authoritarian political exclusion. From narratives of state formation, institutional performance, and social movement evolution in postwar Poland and postcolonial …
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Empire and Emergency: Reverberations of the British Empire in the Authorisation of Internment under the Defence of the Realm Acts
… decision to rely on legislation as opposed to martial law for the purposes of home security during the War. The second question relates to the relationship between experiences in Empire and Regulation 14B itself. A number of instances of authorisation of detention without trial in the British …
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The Australian Defence Force and the executive power : limiting the indefinable?
… which can temporarily displace the written law, as with martial law, or provide a standing exception to it, as with war. This is a concept of necessity which operates upon those powers which only the Crown can exercise and which in this thesis are the identified prerogative powers with …
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The Australian Defence Force and the executive power : limiting the indefinable?
… which can temporarily displace the written law, as with martial law, or provide a standing exception to it, as with war. This is a concept of necessity which operates upon those powers which only the Crown can exercise and which in this thesis are the identified prerogative powers with …
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Booze, Boomtowns, and Burning Crosses: The Turbulent Governorship of Pat M. Neff of Texas, 1921-1925
… conflict. Neff supported prohibition, declared martial law in the oil boomtown of Mexia, and faced the rise of the Ku Klux Klan as a political force in Texas. Though often associated with the Klan, Neff did not approve of the organization and worked against it whenever possible. During the …
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Panic Behind the Mask: The Spanish Influenza Epidemic of 1918 in New Orleans
… list of deaths increased daily despite closures. Martial law, even instituted late, could not save the city from an invisible force that puzzled both public health officials and physicians. This thesis explores New Orleans' experiences during the 1918 Spanish Influenza epidemic as public health …
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The European Community’s Relations with the Soviet Union (1973-1991)
… pressurising the Polish government into imposing martial law in the country. For the first time, the EC decided to sanction the USSR, albeit minimally, causing EC-USSR relations to be put on hold. When Gorbachev came to power, his policies changed the decade-old opposition from Moscow to the EC, …
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Negotiating Traditions : Taiwanese Art Since the 1980s
… re-presentation of that tradition. After Martial Law was lifted in 1987, the Taiwanese society witnessed an unprecedented era of rapid and continuous change. As a result, cultural resources and different traditions from the past, rooted in various timelines and localities, have …
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The Compressed Modernity of Legalizing Same-sex Marriage in Taiwan: Digital Activism, Human Rights Discourse, and Intertwined Sexual, Political and National Identities
… with complex political identifications in post-martial-law Taiwan, <em>tongzhi</em> activism had thrived over the past 30 years. In this vein, the contemporary same-sex marriage movement had been intertwined with non-normative sexualities, perplexing national identities, and Cross-Strait …
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The development of social teachings in Asian churches : an analysis of the statements on social justice of the Christian Conference of Asia, 1949-1980
… of the ruling class who declared emergency or martial law in the name of national security. These manifestations in political oppression forced the churches to state in the seventies that a total transformation of power structures was necessary to bring a second liberation for the people. …
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Performing Shakespeare in Contemporary Taiwan
… military age to post-millennium democracy after martial law was lifted in 1987.
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Painting Invasion and Colonisation: Provisional Evocations of the Past
… and Ochre, Graeme Calder’s Levee, Line and Martial Law, and James Boyce’s Van Diemen’s Land. In reflecting on the written record through drawing and painting in the studio, I discuss the potentials, limitations and implications of working from primary sources as compared with historical …
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Painting Invasion and Colonisation: Provisional Evocations of the Past
… and Ochre, Graeme Calder’s Levee, Line and Martial Law, and James Boyce’s Van Diemen’s Land. In reflecting on the written record through drawing and painting in the studio, I discuss the potentials, limitations and implications of working from primary sources as compared with historical …
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The British Occupation of Southern New York during the American Revolution and the Failure to Restore Civilian Government
… of the Revolutionary War. The area was under martial law for the duration. Britain's loss of the Saratoga Campaign brought French entry into the war, and a major strategic reassessment as the American colonies became to the British but one front--and not even the most important--in a world war …
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A ‘FROG HYPNOTIZED BY A SNAKE’? WESTERN EUROPE AND THE POLISH MOVEMENT SOLIDARNOŚĆ, 1980–1989
… and international debates. The imposition of martial law drove the movement underground, but did not extinguish it. Instead, Solidarność adapted: it relied on clandestine networks, harnessed the language of human rights, and cultivated international support built during its legal years. …
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Central-local government relations in Pakistan since 1979
… exemplification of this is that periods of martial law, where democracy at a national level has been imperilled, have seen the positive encouragement of local government and local democracy as a means of gaining popular support for the regime. In contrast, in periods of democratic central …
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The Politics of Emergencies: War, Security and the Boundaries of the Exception in Modern Emergency Powers
… Chapter 4 analyzes 19th century theories of martial law; Chapter 5 looks at the theme of emergency and security during the New Deal period, and Chapter 6 investigates how the 20th Century concepts of War Powers and National Security impacted the idea of emergency powers.
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