QUÉ SIGNIFICA TIME SOVEREIGNTY EN INGLÉS
definición de time sovereignty en el diccionario inglés
La definición de soberanía del tiempo en el diccionario es el control por parte de un empleado del uso de su tiempo, lo que implica la flexibilidad de las horas de trabajo.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «TIME SOVEREIGNTY»
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Re-envisioning
Sovereignty: The End of Westphalia?
Sovereignty is a social construct and like all social practices, it both persists and
is transformed over time. Sovereignty never has been absolute. In this chapter, I
take a different direction. While I acknowledge the historical particulars of ...
Professor Charles Sampford, Professor Ramesh Thakur,
2013
At the same time. sovereignty involves unrestricted power since anything less
than total power would imply a dualism between ruler and ruled - a fractured
community without the capacity to make new laws according to an unfettered will.
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Sovereignty, Emergency, Legality
The goal of this discussion is to suggest that the spatial/ sovereignty/miracle
paradigm mightbetter be replaced with a temporal/gov- ernmentality/pastoral
paradigm for the study of the politics of emergency. there is no time: Sovereignty's
...
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Sovereignty in Fragments: The Past, Present and Future of a ...
... meanings (Souveränität, Staatsgewalt, Herrschaft, and possibly more), this
discovery ought to be confronted with the fact that for a long time sovereignty has
been seen as a unified phenomenon. Certainly, although it was maybe
misleading, ...
Hent Kalmo, Quentin Skinner,
2010
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Sovereignty as Responsibility: Conflict Management in Africa
That paradox was indeed inherent in the settlement of Westphalia, from which
time "sovereignty created both the territorial state and the international system."
11 The crisis of the legitimacy of a legal system is even more acute when a
country ...
It can include the use of input- output analysis and exponential smoothing. time
sovereignty GENERAL MANAGEMENT control over the way you spend your time
. Time sovereignty gives employees the ability to arrange their working lives to ...
7
Management, Labour Process and Software Development: Reality ...
In the present section the structural elements of the labour process have been
outlined. We turn now to the individual working time configurations to which these
various structural elements give rise. Working time sovereignty in project-based ...
8
Science, Colonialism, and Indigenous Peoples: The Cultural ...
British Columbia, that “Because it does not make sense to speak of a burden on
the underlying title before that title existed, aboriginal title crystallized at the time
sovereignty was asserted.” Sovereignty is pretty powerful stuff. Its more assertion
...
9
The God who Deconstructs Himself:
Sovereignty and ...
As a logic of excess, this openness both licenses sovereignty and threatens it. At
the same time, sovereignty guarantees and explains the stability of ipseity, while
always pressing to remake it. Taken all in all, sovereignty both defines and ruins
...
10
Global Social Economy: Development, Work and Policy
After describing what is currently meant by time sovereignty in France and
highlighting the role it plays in an eventual new “post Fordist” compromise (
section 1), this chapter will demonstrate how this mechanism favors long working
hours and ...