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Qudsia Mirza 《Feminist Legal Studies》1999,7(2):111-132
Critical Race Theory (C.R.T.) has developed out of a deep dissatisfaction that many black legal scholars in the U.S. felt
with liberal civil rights discourse, a discourse premised upon the ideals of assimilation, ‘colour-blindness’ and integration.
In addition, the emergence of the Critical Legal Studies movement provided Critical Race theorists with an innovative lexicon
and practice which allowed them to develop a critique of traditional race analysis and U.S. law. Patricia Williams has played
a key role in the formation of the C.R.T. movement and is concerned with many of the C.R.T. themes: the understanding that
traditional civil rights law has benefited whites more than blacks, the ‘call to context’, and the critique of liberalism
by the assertion that racism is routine and not aberrational. Following the C.R.T. belief that form and substance are connected,
Williams has also extended the boundaries of another C.R.T. theme by (largely) eschewing the conventional genre of legal writing
in much of her work, including her two books, The Alchemy of Race and Rights and The Rooster's Egg. This was one of the issues
Williams discussed in an interview that commenced when she visited Britain in 1997 to deliver the Reith Lectures.
This revised version was published online in August 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
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Lisa R. Muftic Almir Maljevic Ljubisa Mandic Mirza Buljubasic 《Criminal Justice Studies》2015,28(3):297-313
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) became an independent nation state in 1992 and abolished the death penalty six years later. Little is known about how Bosnians view the death penalty. This study addresses this gap in the literature. Utilizing self-reported survey data collected from 440 university students enrolled at the University of Sarajevo in 2009, we assess the degree of support for the death penalty and what factors predict this support among university students in BiH. Drawing from the broader punitivity literature, the following correlates are considered: individual characteristics (e.g. age and sex), individual experiences (e.g. fear of crime and prior victimization) and philosophical attitudes pertaining to punishment (e.g. deterrence, retribution, modernity and indifference). Among the students surveyed, roughly half (52.7%) were in support of the death penalty. Results from a series of multivariate statistical analyses reveals that only philosophical attitudes predict death penalty support after controlling for important individual characteristics and experiences. Theoretical and practical implications of these findings are discussed. 相似文献
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Mirza Asmer Beg 《圆桌》2017,106(5):567-576
This paper analyses the manner in which over the past few years, the major political parties in the largest Indian state of Uttar Pradesh have calibrated their policies with the objective of wooing Muslim voters. It examines the factors which shaped Muslim electoral behaviour in the general election of 2014 to the Lok Sabha (Lower House of the Indian Parliament) and how the electoral arithmetic was transformed in the run-up to this election. By analysing institutional, political and intra-community factors, it explores the reasons for the declining importance and representation of Muslims in the electoral arena of Uttar Pradesh. 相似文献
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Mirza Ashfaq Ahmed Suleman Aziz Lodhi Zahoor Ahmad 《Journal of Political Marketing》2017,16(2):147-179
The voters’ choices about political parties have many similarities with how they make their choices about commercial brands. Therefore, political parties are now constantly applying the concept and strategies of brand management to make the political product attractive, appealable, trustable, differentiable, a source of long-term relationships, and a decision-making driver. Furthermore, the political parties have to play an active role in the community's political socialization processes, which rely heavily on branding strategies. Because, the party equity is largely based on the community's social gregariousness that has profound effect on the electorates' propensity to participate in the politics. This study has deeply explored and broadened the concept of party equity analogous to commercial brand equity typology by developing a politics-specific brand equity model. This model demonstrates the integration of political brands in voter choice. Empirically, this model has been validated by collecting 550 valid responses from the constituency of District Gujrat, Pakistan. A careful analysis of these responses through structural equation modeling methodology has revealed that political parties vary according to the outcomes of their role in the political socialization process of the communities, loyalty, and voters’ attitude. Parties that have favorable role in the socialization process have strong party knowledge and thus have high party equity as compared to competing political parties, which have a weak position of party knowledge. Similarly, this study provides the roadmap and guidelines for the political parties to manage their party equity. Similarly, the model would be able to facilitate political parties in comparing different constituencies on the basis of their diversified social dynamics and political knowledge and in the development of a constituency-based manifesto, also termed “localized manifesto,” to further enhance their vote bank. 相似文献
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