...Judith Beyer; Felix Girke Twenty-five years ago, drawing on her fieldwork among the Zapotec, the legal anthropologist Laura Nader proposed the term harmony ideology to characterize postcolonial systems of justice. She found outward social harmony to be the result of coercion, as people were denied...

... In other parts of North Africa and the Levant, hermits and cenobites and hermits Levant, the and Africa of North parts other In By coercion of pagans, heretics...

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... was the intrusion of pol- itics. Here was a lethal mix of intellectual and political animosities. For to settle intellectual disputes by coercion is to intrude nonintellectual means into the heart of the intellectual community: the constitutive goal and activity of this commu...

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... over coercion, tells us precious little concerning the social pre-conditions of the effec- tiveness of general consent and participation. . . . The concept of Civil Society highlights not only the mechanics but also the charms of the kind of society...

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.... Wittgenstein’s nervousness about the fragility of making sense thus appeared in his tendency to detect coercion in unremarkable transactions. Such coercion is one concern of On Certainty, as we will see. In Wittgenstein’s life, this con- cern (as O. K...

... , many of those directly involved involved directly of those , many . The use of various forms of coercion to man impe- man to of coercion forms ofvarious use...

... violent coercion. violent and wars, armies, for support implied government any for support violence,of believing that, since human laws were enforced by the threatened oruse actual allies. Some nonresistants refused to participate in electoral politics or even vote...

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..., weather, clothing, food, by determined tory How Do It,”They and Wins Who War: Civil and Revolution in Coercion 42 .   See Anthony Oberschall and Michael Seidman, “Food 47 . 2 ( 2005 ): 372...

... the peoples of the Earth” might seem to require no more than consensus or free conversion, the acts of assent to an unquestioned set of universal laws entail in practice coercion and capitulation—the operation of a regime of power rather than a faith in reason. Stengers's proffered alternative—the “deliberate...

... and consensus are suspect. Both are associated with coercion, mental sloth, stupefaction, philanthropic senti- mentalism, a callous indifference to difference—so it is safer by far to be split off and in opposition: one is then “ironic-brutal-cool...

... electoral democracy, in favor of what has come to be known as “deliberative democracy.” Deliberation is a very specific type of dialogue in which equals seek a collective decision without coercion. It is a kind of discussion in which, ideally, the participants remain open to persuasion as evidence...

... taq Any person compelled to submit to authoritythis is understood in the context of bestseen tothetraditionsdefine seeking in of legitimacy government coercion. tom of causing without public in of of criticism the contention, Sh Regardless enmity, and Sunni reprisals. expressed...

..., in Four Essays on Liberty, warns against “the perils of using organic metaphors to justify the coercion of some men by others”—meaning metaphors that personify society as a human agent.10 Frost’s ethics of language tends to be staged on deserted American country roads...

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... biting contempt enable coercions forharsh uncompromising institutions social This that and mask. war. make toVeblen and rawviolence,forgetnever us letsthe outright seizure, technology, and higher education; and in the patriotic bluster that rallies the will of dress; in spectacles of religion...

... the with connection exiles’ the upon not infringe does apparently and coercion is exile whereas forfeited; was land the that implying indirectly act, avoluntary is fi lem lies prob- refugee forthe responsibility soldiers—the Israeli by urged also sometimes leaders, oftheir initiative...