… and children+ Forcible recruitment is the most easily measured form of coercion+ We develop
new data on forced and child recruitment, by rebel group, and compare the prevalence of …

… Interviewees saw these coercive tactics reflected in state neglect, selective harassment by
police (IV7), and state-crime collusion (IV15). In 2018 seven journalists received death threats …

… I offer a justification for the specifically coercive character of … coercive so long as its aims
are morally justified. I dispute these perspectives and offer a justification for the use of coercive …

… For many persons with disabilities the result is a coercive package of autonomy-denying
outcomes in the form of inhuman living arrangements. Recently, Council of Europe Human …

Any discussion of coerced mental health treatment must begin with a definition of the term"
coercion." In its most basic meaning, the term coercion connotes force or duress, or at least …

This thesis examines state-society relations in Egypt, and the logic of durable authoritarianism
since 1952. It does so through an examination of the Egyptian state’s neglectful rule, from …

… opportunity to invoke legal coercion of such patients. Are patients neglected in such settings?
… , clinicians used legal coercion very sparingly, and distinguished legal coercion from other …

… This arises at a previously neglected intersection between the personal ‘career stage’ of
the condition (as expressed by Erving Goffman and others) and the disseminated forms of …

… , but expands the set by looking at coercive isomorphism for additional explanatory power. …
evolution of) coercive pressures from the central government on the service characteristics. …

… I begin with the simple premise that reason is a necessary yet neglected element of social
organization and coordination. Reason is the foundation of social interaction in that its …