Suchergebnisse

Neste pequeno ensaio traçarei, em linhas gerais, a condição das mulheres no Brasil apontando a correlação entre as tentativas de alteração da subalternidade feminina através do novo Código Civil. Analisarei como, ao mudar a "forma da Lei" resultaram reações danosas para as mulheres como o crescimento da violência e a sua exclusão no campo da representação eleitoral

Examines conflict between majorities and minorities in Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.

The US is a land of racial & ethno-religious minorities having their effects on voting behavior & foreign policy. Thus, the Irish preference for the Democratic Party since the Federalist Alien & Sedition Acts; later the tendency of the Irish & the Germans to become independent of the Democratic Party because of their opposition to WWIⅈ also the support of Slavic groups for Balkanic nationalism. Overtures to religious groups are frequent in US pol'al tactics. Cath's faced nationwide discrimination before attaining positions of power, but their vote which ceased being Democratic is more & more important because of their concentration in northern cities & Ur zones key to presidential victories. Jews have reacted to anti-Semitism pol'ly & otherwise, & their vote has been mostly Democratic. The creation of Israel is an interesting proof of their influence on US politics. IPSA.

The constitution and constitutional discourse have loomed large on the agenda of Canadian political science since the 1960s. Over time, political scientists have approached the constitution and its role in society from a number of angles reflecting perceived primary axes of power and dominant cleavages within Canadian society. Thus, federalism, regionalism and British-French dualism have been prominent in explorations of constitutional politics, while such questions as the relation of the constitution to class or gender have been less central.

The present review essay is of a novel format: two authors working in the same field introduce each other's works, and then pose a number of questions to each other. The aim is to facilitate dialogue between scholars occupied with similar issues, theories, methods or problems, and to share their discussions with others. Here, Alam Saleh, Lecturer in Middle Eastern Politics, University of Exeter, and Rasmus Christian Elling, Assistant Professor of Iranian Studies, University of Copenhagen, introduce each other's recent books on ethnic minorities, identity and nationalism in post-revolution Iran. These introductions are then followed by questions and answers in relation to the topics covered by the books.