Coleman defined the term to take in "the norms, the social networks, the relationships between adults and children that are of value for the children's growing up".
"Russia is not interested in Assad himself, it's interested in the norms of international war," Markov said.
Another tension lies in the norms impressed upon her during her strict upbringing in a tight-knit Punjabi-Sikh community.
Identifying the human impacts at every stage – supplier, contractor, contractors' workforce and outworkers etc along the supply chain – and understanding their real employment practices in the norms of that culture is resource intensive.
Questions also remain concerning the concrete manner in which the procedures outlined in the "Norms" and "Charter" are to be applied in conjunction with the requirements of the Code of Canon Law and the Motu proprio Sacramentorum sanctitatis tutela.
The sense of change, the sense that there is a sudden, drastic shift in the norms of behind-the-scenes behavior and onscreen representations, is well worth celebrating, but warily.
