Titlebook: Handbook of Qualitative Health Research for Evidence-Based Practice; Karin Olson,Richard A. Young,Izabela Z. Schultz Book 2016 Springer Sc

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Richard A. Young Ed.D.,Ladislav Valach Ph.D.,Ada K. Law R.C.C., M.A.in ways that overcome communication barriers and reduce the problems associated with them. It argues that it is not enough to communicate the findings of experiments on their own terms, but results have to be presented with an understanding of the role they play in the political economy of the UBI d

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Kadriye Ercikan Ph.D.,Wolff-Michael Roth Ph.D.the existence of law; (ii) that law consists chiefly of rules about the use of force; (iii) that the force of law exerts its influence on social life chiefly indirectly; (iv) that the force of law causes the citizens to internalize the moral values and standards that make up the content of the legal

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ablish legal relations, they can influence people and therefore cause human behavior. He assumes here that the citizens respect the constitution and that they are therefore disposed to obey any rule that can be traced back to the constitution. He repeats this analysis in the Second Edition of ., whe

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Lynn Meadows Ph.D.,Ardene Robinson Vollman Ph.D.ndinavian realists) differ in this regard from other prominent legal philosophers, such as Kelsen and Hart, who have been careful to develop their legal philosophies in a way that does not depend on controversial meta-ethical assumptions. I also argue that while Olivecrona preferred to speak in a ge

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Alexander M. Clark R.N., Ph.D.,Lis Neubeck R.N., Ph.D.,Pat H. Strachan Ph.D.,Kay Currie Ph.D.,Jan E.al claim that everything is composed of natural entities whose properties determine all the properties of whatever it is that exists, or as the methodological (or epistemological) claim that the methods of justification and explanation in philosophy must be continuous with those in the sciences, or

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Monika L?fgren R.P.T., Ph.D.,Kristina Schüldt Ekholm M.D., Ph.D.,Marie-Louise Schult O.T., Ph.D.,Janish legal relations, but with their capacity to cause human behavior. Rejecting as he does the view that legal rules have binding force and can confer rights and impose duties, Olivecrona argues instead that they are independent imperatives, which possess a suggestive character by virtue of which th

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Marla J. Buchanan Ph.D.,Patrice Keats Ph.D.law in order to decide a case, and that evaluations are not objective. Although he is not explicit about it, he appears to reason that if courts have to evaluate issues of fact or law in order to decide a case, and if evaluations are not objective, so that there is no uniquely correct way to evaluat

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Melanie A. Beres Ph.D.,Frances Bird Dip. Tchg., M.Sc.operty schemes, Local Community Governance (LCG) gathers the hope of a more sustainable society. The worldwide trend that emerged around that idea has, however, been the object of debates. The more or less exclusive delineation of the community, the power dynamics and inequalities, and the interplay

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Lindsey Coombes M.A.to reform water governance in order to make it more adaptive. In this contribution, I ask whether climate change adaptation can be considered as a new norm of policymaking and what this is implying for the governance of water. Building on the literature and on empirical material gathered from case s