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Rima Kitovienėinding neat conceptual boundaries for it. Historically, as now, “coercion” appears to be a catch-all term, rather than one that clearly demarcates, say, acts of domination from acts of badgering or arm-twisting. Typically, however, it is used to capture a way that agents with considerable power can

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s of one sort or another. As Edmundson agrees, the class of . laws, which comprise the bulk of modern legislation, are a good test of the authority of the state, which we contend is non-existent. While consent is now widely thought to offer little hope for justifying the state’s authority, we also d

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Ferenc Samu,Csaba Szinetárview data are subjected to a further interpretation based on a leading perspective within qualitative interviewing. Although the data were certainly subjected to interpretation before being presented in Chapter 6, there seems to be a need to demonstrate more elaborately the context in which these st

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Introductionart of natural evolutionary ecological processes. What is more, our impact on the planet fundamentally threatens our own environmental security (Colborn ., 1996; Lubchenco, 1998; McMichael, 1995, Pimentel, 1996). Natural processes supporting the existence of various ecosystems and the diversity with

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