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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Non-interventionist"”.

  1. Corporate Governance and Corporate Control: Evidence from Trading

    … is driven by mutual fund investors, which are non-interventionist and thus are more likely to engage in "exit" than "voice". I also show that for firms with large institutional blockholders, abnormal trading following public announcements increases with liquidity.</p>

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  2. Labour and birth in water: women’s narratives

    … body and second, when the midwife maintained a non-interventionist stance in the birth process. The narrative of the ‘agent self’ illuminated storylines from the women of resistance, negotiation and compromise in order to achieve birth in water. Activation of the women’s agent self, afforded …

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  3. "There’s a problem with BMI”: An exploration of midwives’ perspectives on the provision of maternity care to women with an increased BMI during pregnancy and childbirth in NZ

    … enable judgment-free informed choice regarding interventionist or non- interventionist care. 1 Maternal obesity is a term used often in literature to refer to women who are obese (≥ 30 kg/m2) in pregnancy. The author acknowledges that this term has the potential to cause offense and is not one …

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  4. Explaining the U.S Failure in Afghanistan

    <p>This thesis offers a comprehensive analysis of the trajectory of U.S. foreign policy in Afghanistan spanning multiple administrations from Obama to Biden, contextualizing it within broader shifts in American interventionism since the Cold War. An examination of the Obama, Trump, and Biden eras, …

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