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Showing 1 to 20 of 41 for “"statist"”.
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Paradigmatic mediation : globalization and banking policy reform in Malaysia and the Philippines
… and these policies' origins and central role in statist-nationalist policy paradigms. Given that these paradigms serve foundational regime legitimation functions, external pressures for globalization create a strong and ongoing "outside-inside" tension between pressures for liberalizing banking …
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Paradigmatic mediation : globalization and banking policy reform in Malaysia and the Philippines
… and these policies' origins and central role in statist-nationalist policy paradigms. Given that these paradigms serve foundational regime legitimation functions, external pressures for globalization create a strong and ongoing "outside-inside" tension between pressures for liberalizing banking …
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Estimating the Parameters of Truncated Distributions
… than T/2 (Deemer and Votaw, 1955, Ann. Math. Statist. 26, 498-504). Not so well known is the nonexistence of the maximum likelihood estimator (m.l.e.), under certain conditions, for the scale parameter of a gamma distribution from a truncated sample, when the shape parameter of the …
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Limit Theorems for Processes and Stopping Rules in Adaptive Sequential Estimation
… and ${\rm T\sb{d}}$ proposed by Martinsek (Ann. Statist., 12 (1984):533-550). The asymptotic normality of these stopping rules, when A tends to infinity and d tends to zero respectively, is proved. In the course of proving this, results about the limiting distribution of a closely related …
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The ideal of the modern subject? Exploring the limits of the 2004 Irish citizenship referendum debate
… what is highlighted is how its existing statist starting point for theorizing political subjectivity fails to allow for an understanding of how other types of subjectivity, which cannot be defined in terms of a sovereign binary, might also need to be theorized in respect of the question …
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Networked Social Movements: A Critical Interrogation of Pro and Anti-Immigration Twitter Discourse in India and the USA
… rejection of women’s dissent and support for Statist brutalities against dissidents; and engaged in historical revisionism in favour of majoritised groups, re-historicising to discursively establish masculinist hindu-nationalism in the Indian context and white supremacism in the US context. …
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Anti-parliamentary passage: South Wales and the internationalism of Sam Mainwaring (1841-1907)
… two channels - which I here first categorise as STATIST and ANTI-STATIST. The historical Communist parties, and those Social Democrats who accepted a measure of Marx's analysis, have sought to gain control of some form of State apparatus. In this, they shared an objective with other groups to the …
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Sequential confidence bands for densities
… on a result of Bickel and Rosenblatt (1973, Ann. Statist. 1, 1071-1095). Its implementation in the sequential setting cannot be obtained using Anscombe's theorem, because the normalized maximal deviations between the kernel estimate and the true density are not uniformly continuous in probability …
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Modernizing Conquest
… ways in which we understand this fundamentally statist system. First, we must first ask in what sense and to whom these "problems" are problems requiring resolution. In theory, the UN system is established to safeguard the basic rights of all peoples to a dignified existence. And yet, to believe …
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Without Content: Rhetoric, American Anarchism, And The End(s) Of Radical Politics
… a discussion of the resurgence of populist/anti-Statist rhetoric(s) in the early twenty-first century. In doing so, I argue that anarchism is a politics "without content;" it is a rhetorical politics that challenges the (re)turns to metaphysics and Marxism in the wake of poststructuralist and …
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Just war, legitimate authority and non-State actors
… attribute justice to the action of states. The statist paradigm of international relations is, however,being challenged by non-state actors engaging in the use of force with more frequency than that of states. Recent just war scholarship has attempted a reconciliation of the authority principle …
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Trucking country : food politics and the transformation of rural life in Postwar America
… machine developed as a reaction against the statist food and farm policies of the New Deal. Government agricultural experts-economists, engineers, and policymakers-encouraged the growth of highway transportation in an effort to redefine the "farm problem" as an industrial problem, an issue to …
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Interest group influence in the formulation of official development assistance policy: The Canadian foreign policy review of 1994.
… also be possible to suggest whether a pluralist, statist, or dominant class theoretical perspective best explains the foreign policy process in Canada. (Abstract shortened by UMI.)Dept. of History, Philosophy, and Political Science. Paper copy at Leddy Library: Theses & Major Papers - Basement, …
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Subnational Developmentalism: Brazil in Comparative Perspective
… quite differently to the challenges of the post-statist economy and, in the process, forged divergent institutions for market governance at the subnational level. The main aim of my dissertation, in turn, is to identify the conditions under which subnational actors in the developing world are …
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The impact of trade unions on public service reform in Nigeria and South Africa: a comparative study
… the trade union leadership are seen as part of a statist political coalition. In concluding, this study has been successful in achieving the aims regarding the impact of trade unions on public service reform and that trade unions are not a spent force and have a constructive role to play as it has …
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Sport and the state: ideology and practice
… sport has been shown to have been primarily a 'statist' stance underpinned by a corporate management ideology which, though increasing facilities, actually worked to reinforce inequalities. The Conservative Party though emphasising freedom and independence for organisations in sport has promoted …
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Judicial rhetoric and radical politics: sexuality, race, and the fourteenth amendment
… of radical (anti-establishmentarian and statist) queer politics. I read this queer potential in Kennedy’s substantive due process and equal protection arguments about gay and lesbian civil rights as a component part of his broader rhetorical constitution of a newly legitimated and …
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Writing Resistance in the Three Punjabs: Critical Engagements with Literary Tradition
… class, patriarchy, race, dominant religion, and statist authoritarianism. Thus, my readings of Amrita Pritam, Nasreen Anjum Bhatti, Gursharan Singh, Najm Hosain Syed, Ustad Daman, Sant Ram Udasi, Niranjan Singh Noor, Ajmer Coventry and Avtar Singh Sadiq highlight the centrality of contestation …
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Politics, coercion and power: An analysis of economic failure in healthcare systems
… military, religious, or purely political statist elites. The study begins with an historical overview of healthcare from the military hospitals of the Roman period, through the religiosity of the Middle Ages, the mutuality of the nineteenth century, the statism of the National Health …
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