This paper interrogates the legitimacy of formal ethical regulation regarding people with
dementia under the Mental Capacity Act, 2005 in England and Wales. Under the Act, research …

Recent developments in unemployment regulation policies … subsidies and the introduction
of reciprocity in social welfare. … based on selectivity and reciprocity to a significant portion of …

… regulated by immoral codes. An ideal contract is a just society that has a moral government
and is regulated … view of what they regard as reciprocal advantage.The fundamental concept …

… consistently interfered with the states’ prerogative to regulate the franchise, and has … of felony
disenfranchisement Status, which is instantiated both negatively and positively in reciprocal …

… , social consensus, and the regulation of society via attitude—… views about how social
life is regulated by attitude. My main … which Jennifer Hornsby calls reciprocity —roughly, the …

… suggests that felon disenfranchisement is specially protected from federal regulation but not
… invoked the Lockean notion that a legitimate government has a reciprocal relationship with …

… in this report, to disenfranchised foreigners and persons with … to the inexistence of reciprocity
agreements with some States … However, we’ve identified that in all the legislation regulating …

… Iceland, also have special reciprocal arrangements with other countries. Therefore, Article
22 of the EU Treaty is best interpreted as a reciprocal agreement between several countries. …

… Otherness between traditional societies does not disenfranchise people from their own …
and they cannot be self-regulating. (By selfregulating Durkheim means that practices need to be …

… , historically, institutionalized various versions of felony disenfranchisement. Status, which
is instantiated both negatively and positively in reciprocal social, economic, and political rela…