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... The current system of accommodation in higher education is not only ineffective; it actively impedes sustainable access. Crip spacetime, a theory of disability that focuses on systems, power, and privilege rather than individuals, demonstrates how and why that occurs. The theory of crip...

... like ethnic policing are often retired as ineffective, only to be deployed again under new names like “community policing” or “demographic squads.” The historical actors also come back with new meanings attached to them, as both Joseph Petrosino and Samuel Battle were honored by the NYPD in the 1980s...

... This chapter examines recent debates about the adverse effects of antidepressant use in children and adolescents. It examines an important pair of conceptual commitments that frame these debates: that antidepressants are ineffective, and that antidepressants are risky. Using Derrida’s notion...

... the gears of history, rendering them ineffective. In response to this predicament, “Under Pressure” diverges from targeting a specific segment of society as its audience; instead, it embraces a conglomerate audience. The song commences with the portrayal of a lone couple and concludes with a vision...

... Drawing the wide arc of the key themes of the book, this chapter moves these themes to center stage in relation to the concept of “the mere”—the often invisible category of things, beings, and ideas that is (when noticed) regarded as trivial, unimportant, ineffective, expendable, supplemental...

... In chapter 1, Polly J. Price explores the hidden problem of ineffective citizenship throughout the Americas. Jus soli is endorsed in international agreements as the preferred mechanism to avoid statelessness. But a nearly universal jus soli in the Western Hemisphere often fails to resolve...

... professionals have been less eager to endorse such collaboration. Still, there are emergent signs of a new relationship between the two in this village setting—of healers sending patients to the clinics when they are unable to find a cure, and of doctors contacting healers when pharmaceuticals are ineffective...

... are deployed in narratives about airport security, for example, through representations in popular culture as uninterested, sassy, and ineffective TSA agents, this chapter forms a general theory of security theater and also pays attention to the ways that black women’s bodies come to represent, and also resist...

... state institutions do. In light of their experiences with a legal system perceived as ineffective, corrupt, and biased, dons’ “community justice” system may appear not only more accessible but also more legitimate. While community justice is certainly an imperfect system, residents’ overall positive...

... and adolescents. It examines an important pair of conceptual commitments that frame these debates: that antidepressants are ineffective, and that antidepressants are risky. Using Derrida’s notion of the pharmakon (“drug,” “medicine,” “remedy,” “poison”), the chapter argues against the critical desire for remedies...

...International and Regional Protocols<subtitle>Citizenship and Statelessness Protocols</subtitle> In chapter 1, Polly J. Price explores the hidden problem of ineffective citizenship throughout the Americas. Jus soli is endorsed in international agreements as the preferred mechanism to avoid...

... they are unable to find a cure, and of doctors contacting healers when pharmaceuticals are ineffective. Healers are also increasingly relying on clinic diagnostics (bloodwork to determine whether patients have diabetes or tension meters to see whether they have high blood pressure) before administering treatment...