Understood through this lens, the future is a contested and potent site that plays a vital role in processes of meaning making and the mobilisation of power.
Climbing the rock is against the wishes of the traditional owners and has been a contested issue for decades.
That Sweden is moving into the European mainstream in its attitudes to immigration is a contested and controversial point that seems to cut to the core of Swedes' ideas of themselves.
The extraordinary developments — a public safety exemption followed by a bedside initial court appearance — were the opening moves in what promises to be a contested and complex legal case that could end in a federal death penalty in a state that does not have one.
The notion 'hard to reach' is a contested and ambiguous term that is commonly used within the spheres of social care and health, especially in discourse around health and social inequalities.
While considerable work has been undertaken to define the scholarship of teaching and the methods to document its value (see for example: [ 4, 5]), sustained change in emphasis within the health sciences academy is a contested and complex process.
The case that reclaims Jake is a contested will by a timberman and semi-loner named Seth Hubbard, who writes it, then hangs himself.
Although generally recognized as safe by regulators in the United States Food and Drug Administration [27], safety assessment of products from GM crops is a contested issue in Europe [19] and numerous other countries world-wide.
In the coming elections, however, all the seats in the lower house are to be contested, and there is a small chance that the poorly organised opposition could gain sufficient support there to transfer the impeachment case to the Senate.
In many countries over the world, there has been a hotly contested and widely reported debate over the educational consequences of class-size differences.
