This course, taught from a practitioner's standpoint, situates asylum and migration as increasingly central concerns in international studies with a direct bearing on a complex web of key political, socio-economic, institutional, legal, security and normative issues the importance of which are likely to increase in the coming years.
Bennett's dissertation, titled "Being Property Once Myself: In Pursuit of the Animal in 20th-Century African American Literature," takes as its central concern the affective economies, as well as the literary imagination, that have emerged from African American experiences of being treated as the socio-legal equivalents of nonhuman animals.
In the Foreign Affairs article, Rice came across as a classic realist, putting forth "the notions of power politics, great powers, and power balances" as the proper central concerns of the United States.
This structure reflects central concerns of Hellenistic epistemology as well as of ancient skepticism.
Health equity, broadly defined as the reduction of avoidable and unfair inequalities in health, recently emerged as a central concern amongst a wide range of actors in global health, with the World Health Organization's (WHO Commission on Social Determinants of Healthh (CSDH) playing a pivotal role in its promotion.
The relationship between performance measurement and performance management continues as a central concern for management scholars and practitioners.
In fact, the hallmark of life after junior high seemed to be the shedding of popularity as a central concern.
For local authorities, the visibility of Syrians has emerged as a central concern, particularly evident in curfews targeting Syrians.
