The greatest contestation in relation with the NSL occurred during the Roh Moo-hyun government.
"If you do a conflict analysis, you will find that when there are spikes in violence, it has something to do with contestation over the mineral resources, gold and the rest of them," John Prendergast tells Pelley.
The problem is not that norms such as the responsibility to protect are empty but that they evolve not just through consensus, but also through contestation; not just with the excitement of success but also with the emotional responses to failures to protect.
We did it and go on doing it with all official contestation of the mortality figures provided by Hamas.
That the UK increasingly accepts protest only overseen by official administrators of dissent, such as the TUC, whose lives more closely resemble those with whom they are supposedly in contestation than much of the general public, is of great concern.
Another point of contestation has to do with the extent to which Locke thought natural law could, in fact, be known by reason.
However, the analysis of search queries or social media texts is open to contestation, especially when terms with different meanings are employed [10].
The 1990s were a period with active contestation, a transition period, from military to civilian and from one party to multi-party.
We find strong support for the claim that decentralization raises questions of identity on the one hand and efficiency and redistribution on the other, since the core ideological dimensions of political contestation are clearly associated with parties' positions on decentralization.
As with street harassment, online harassment is the gendered contestation of public space.
The anthropology of collective remembrance is not only concerned with affirmation and heritage, but with processes of contestation, the aftermath of trauma, war, genocide, and revolution, and the emergence of counter memories.
