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Showing 1 to 20 of 109 for “"deference"”.
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In deference to reference
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Linguistics and Philosophy, 1987.
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Lifting Failed Sanctions: Alliances, Reputations, and Instrumental Deference
… abandoning sanctions. I call this instrumental deference: the strategic yielding to allied demands to preserve alliance relationships while limiting reputational harm. To test these expectations, I employ a multi-method research design. First, I construct an original dataset of sanction programs …
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The Effects of Perceived Injustice on Deference to the Law
The research reported here investigates the consequences of the divergence of the law and common sense justice. For example, if people view one particular law as unjust, are people less likely to comply with other laws in addition to the specific unjust law in question? Recent theoretical analysis …
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An Exploration of Deference Behaviours Exhibited within the Paediatric Resuscitation Environment
Healthcare professionals’ deference to physician expertise has been observed across a variety of clinical settings. Although such behaviour often results in appropriate and efficient patient care, deference can become detrimental when an inappropriate order or action goes unchallenged. This study …
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Judicial deference to the executive branch at the State Court level
… the effects of the solicitor general on judicial deference to the executive branch at the state court level. There has been significant research done into the development of judicial deference, but it almost always takes place at the Supreme Court. Similarly, the Solicitor General’s success rate …
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Towards a theory of Deference in South Africa; Trans-Atlantic Lessons
… alternatively between formalistic bows to deference and judicial interventions of extraordinary ambition. The thrust of the analysis with the normative model will not be to quibble with the impact of the Constitution, but rather to argue for a return to a conceptual analysis where the …
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Independence and deference : a study of the West Riding electorate, 1832-1841
… focus is the twin themes of independence and deference; the two are not necessarily opposing forces. Both were essential elements in the electoral politics of the region and both had clearly defined and demonstrable boundaries. The region under investigation, the West Riding, portrayed a range …
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Judicial Deference to Administrative Statutory Interpretation in the Modern American Administrative State
… and twenty-first centuries is defined by deference by federal courts to administrative agencies. The political science and (especially) legal literatures have long discussed how federal courts defer to agencies, but little attention has been dedicated to how to identify deference and why …
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Judicial Deference To Administrative Statutory Interpretation In The Modern American Administrative State
… and twenty-first centuries is defined by deference by federal courts to administrative agencies. The political science and (especially) legal literatures have long discussed how federal courts defer to agencies, but little attention has been dedicated to how to identify deference and why …
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The Last Frontier; or, Going Critical; or, Nuclear Deference in Las Vegas
<p>Perhaps there is no subject we so much prefer to let someone else think about as nuclear issues. Since the revelation and proliferation of nuclear technologies in the mid-twentieth century, American responses have followed an uneven path: spikes of attentiveness are followed by long periods of …
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From deference to face: the evolution of usted in Costa Rican Spanish
This study analyzes the evolution of the second person singular address pronouns in Costa Rican Spanish, from the 16th to the 20th centuries. The analysis is built around two time periods, the first from the 16th to the 18th centuries and the second period covers the 19th century and the first half …
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Aspects in the Development of Communicative Competence With Reference to the Korean Deference System
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-12T19:55:16Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7811222.pdf: 8802931 bytes, checksum: e17a5a084a54d5dba94f55c25ffc22af (MD5) Previous issue date: 1978
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Dominance, Deference, and Disillusionment: An Empirical Comparison Between Ambivalent Sexism and the Red Pill Ideology
Some scholars have suggested that blatant expression of negative and antagonistic attitudes toward women has become rare over the last several decades. However, proliferation of the manosphere—a group of online communities that promotes misogyny and anti-feminism—suggests otherwise. Within the …
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Moral expertise and moral education : a Socratic account
… the limitations it faces. In Chapter 3 ("Moral Deference and Moral Development") I explore the interaction between expertise and education by examining Socratic policies regarding each. In particular, I consider how Socrates thinks we ought to interact with moral experts, and I consider how he …
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Fragmentation in International Financial Regulation: Rethinking Financial Regulation for a Multipolar World
… by the FSB, IOSCO, and the IMF to understand how deference and comparability-based approaches can facilitate global coordination and cooperation in financial markets outside international standard-setting bodies. Moreover, it analyses how deference and comparability-based approaches can impact the …
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Tribunals, Trials, and Tribulations: The Impact of Administrative Law on Religious Freedom in the Supreme Court of Canada
… review, and the consequences of judicial deference for the protection of rights. Through an analysis of s. 2(a) (freedom of religion) cases under the Charter, this dissertation argues that administrative law has had a deep, and largely unrecognized, role in shaping how the Court interprets …
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Moritz Oppenheim, the Rothschilds, and the Construction of Jewish Identity
… use of art historical styles are discussed with deference to the public or private nature of the portraits, and the resulting works' engagement of both German and Jewish issues. Methodologies used include the history of style and identity theory.
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Utility of Feeding Priority as a Measure of Dominance in Garnett's Bushbaby (<i>Otolemur garnettii</i>)
… interactions, grooming, displacement, and deference of space. The results indicated that females initiated more agonistic interactions than males, but the other measures of dominance did not support the hypothesis that females were the dominant sex. The results were partially consistent …
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Decision Making Factors in Child Caregiver Reporting of Child Abuse and Neglect
… than program administrators, a factor named deference in this study. Four of five administrators expected deference from teachers when reporting decisions were made. Present training in the recognition and reporting of suspected child abuse and neglect is inadequate. Caregivers need …
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The social impacts of changes in the spatial and technical division of labour
… by women, determines patterns of authority and deference, structures hierarchies, and assigns people to groups, creating patterns of inclusion and exclusion, solidarity and competition, and shaping their inter-relationships. Changes in the division of labour thus have profound social impacts. …
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