Titlebook: Vindicatory Justice; Beyond Law and Reven Raúl Márquez Porras,Riccardo Mazzola,Ignasi Terrad Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022

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Marta Alonso Cabréc social narratives that are not of their own making and which define what it means to be: British and Muslim; that are racialised and gendered. These hegemonic social narratives are very powerful in making certain subject positions available to be inhabited, even though the actuality of social cate

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Carlotta de Menech,Giorgio Remotties. They are thus opening up a debate about what citizenship entails, particularly in a multicultural context; how the current state reconciles competing claims of citizenship; and what kinds of viable institutional mechanisms are required for an effective relationship between the state, its citizen

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Raúl Márquez Porras,Sílvia Bofill-Pochwere deconstructed in terms of personal, interpersonal, ideological, and positional aspects of health identity (Murray, 2000). This allowed illustration the self-evaluation and monitoring of personal health in order to emphasise the way the participants construct their personal health identity throu

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Lidia Montesinos,Margaret Bullennderutilized prism of identity studies. Shibley Telhami and Michael Barnett note that “[a]though scholars of the region cannot escape the salience of identity, a powerful trend in contemporary international relations theory has proceeded as if identity mattered little for our understanding.”. Certai

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her explanations of the importance of national identity). This theory will be first outlined as applied in the context of attitudes toward minority groups — one of the key areas for which the theory was originally developed — and is then introduced as an explanation of variation in opinion regarding