Obama’s Adoption of the Responsibility to Protect: A Constructivist Analysis Samuel Andrew John Jarvis Abstract This paper will seek to demonstrate how the use of constructivist theory can best explain the

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• Education
• Sociology
• Responsibility to protect
• International security
• Humanitarian intervention
• Role
• Norm
• Value
• World Summit
• International relations
• International relations theory
• Constructivism

OSIPP Discussion Paper : DP-2009-E-005 On the Role of Job Assignment in a Comparison of Education Systems July 06, 2009 Katsuya Takii, Osaka University

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• Capital
• Business
• Macroeconomics
• Manufacturing
• Labor economics
• Productivity
• Human capital
• Skill
• Matching theory
• Economics
• Microeconomics
• Economic growth

Domination techniques: what they are and how to combat them Author: The Centre for Gender Equality, Norway Position of power and domination techniques Power is the ability, quality or state of being able to get someone e

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• Gender
• Gender role
• Human behavior
• Social psychology
• Ethology
• Conscience
• Behavior
• Feminist theory
• Mind

Government’s role in growing a smart city | Eutopia http://www.eutopiamagazine.eu/en/carlo-ratti/issue/governmen... EN

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• Organizational theory
• Microcars
• Knowledge
• Economic development
• Public policy
• Smart city
• Smart
• Carlo Ratti
• Ubiquitous computing
• Urban studies and planning
• Transport
• Terminology

The Role of Morality in Creating Cognitive Dissonance and Developing More Consistent Environmentally Responsible Behaviors In “A cognitive dissonance interpretation of consistencies and inconsistencies in environment

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• Social psychology
• Cognition
• Identity
• Ethology
• Human behavior
• Cognitive dissonance
• Self-perception theory
• Morality
• Motivation
• Mind
• Behavior
• Attitude change

The Role of the Court of Justice in Interpreting Exceptions & Limitations Jonathan Griffiths Queen Mary, University of London Latvian Presidency of the Council of the European Union

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• Technische Universität Darmstadt
• Political philosophy
• Law
• Philosophy of law
• Purposive theory
• Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

How Boards Impact Organisational Performance - What Role Does Leader-Member Exchange Theory Play?     Author: DENIS MOWBRAY - Email: University: AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY  

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The Implications of Complexity Theory for Applying Social Science Some thoughts on the role of responsible complexity social science in the post-democratic governance of societies.

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Learning to be responsible; The role of information in norm activation theory

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Making a big deal out of it: Understanding volunteer management through applying psychological contract theory Shaun Delaney “While volunteering has played a prominent role in most societies throughout history, the cu

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