[PDF] Top 20 Power, knowledge and legitimacy in KhajehNasirEldin Tusi's Thought

... hand, Tusi in his famous book "Naseri Morality" argues that the ex- pansion of "public charity" needs politics and the signifier of central politics in his thought- according to Foucault’s ... See full document

... as knowledge, power and legitimacy is considered one of the most important subjects in this ...of knowledge and power by using Foucault's discourse on Ghazali political thought, ... See full document

... whose knowledge is closely woven into their conception of ...positional legitimacy in the exercise of power and control, Swan, Scarbrough, and Robertson (2002) have characterized managers’ ability to ... See full document

... elusive power relations, Foucault invented the neologism ‘governmentality’, which referred in a narrow historical sense to the distinctly new approach to governing, emerging in Europe from the sixteenth century, ... See full document

... which TUSI-LDP was performed in 14 ...the TUSI-LDP group because of severe adhesion between pancreatic cyst and surrounding tissues, while in the C-LDP group the only one conversion was for the difficult ... See full document

... Several other reasons exist. Firstly the London Guidelines were mentioned by Alvarez as being an example of regulation making by UNEP (Alvarez, 2005). It can therefore be assumed that this guidelines fall under the law ... See full document

... Findings in this paper consistently reveal that, first, government expenditures often generates less positive influence than government purchases; second, leaving aside the state and loc[r] ... See full document

... Another difficulty in this particular enterprise of legitimizing the EU's normative power lies in the content of the universalism Sjursen identifies as the right standard against which to judge the EU's actions. ... See full document

... resistances’ ‘to the ubiquity of power’. The work of Chong Ho Shon (2002) illustrates these processes by exploring the detail of encounters between the police and citizens; for example, he notes that ‘prior ... See full document

... of legitimacy, and its demise left Egyptians, especially after the formal independence in 1922, facing the tough question of deciding who has the right to rule; in other words: ...the legitimacy of the ... See full document

... the legitimacy strategies suggested here and merger integration dynamics, including the extent to which particular legitimation strategies are associated with the different modes of integration in the existing ... See full document

... diminishes legitimacy accorded to the court” (Gibson 2012, ...institutional legitimacy is the expectation that judges make fair and impartial decisions during the procedural component of any ... See full document

... unqualified knowledge, resulting in the continued epistemological exclusion and marginalization of alternative ...Eurocentric knowledge sought by the students aimed only for a greater representation of ... See full document

... the power dynamics between market, state and civil society actors in the context of global climate change ...of power we do not know enough about how civil society actors can exercise authority over the ... See full document

... Similarly, scholars such as al-Ṭahṭāwī (d. 1873) and Muḥammad ‘Abduh (d. 1905) have affirmed, based on their interpretation of the Islamic theology, that revealed knowledge and individually-sought rational ... See full document

... a knowledge of Islam and Muslims per se, shaped largely by a white, Judeo-Christian upbringing and vivid media images of terrorist attacks carried out in the name of Islam, the migrant Muslim families of a ... See full document

... Exogamy was a vital diplomatic tool, but it carried an element of risk: a foreign wife might be a powerful ally, or a clandestine enemy. The symbolic role of the Women of Discord resonates with the reality of royal women ... See full document

... Your mother was a white woman. They had to lock her up, as she was having a child by the stable boy who was a native” (Head, 16). This prophecy impacts on young Elizabeth’s mind heavily. She subconsciously bears these ... See full document

... of thought in terms of so-called foundational paradoxes that define being and action only negatively and which regulate power as ‘fruit to ...own thought is read correctly it appears as nothing less ... See full document

... OF LEGITIMACY IN PRISON Our contextualized analysis of correctional officers’ perceived use of power across prison settings demonstrates the fruitfulness of focusing on the exercise of authority by “junior ... See full document