His account of British domination, however, reflects the same ambivalence that he shows towards capitalism in Europe.
The acceptance of social remittances also reflects the domination of one actor on the other (see Levitt, 2001).
It reflects to the domination of neo-liberalism as the only dogma with which to rule the world and to manage its economy.
The declining number of FDCs reflects the increasing domination of large corporate LDC markets in Australia, particularly in the major cities.
A feminist moral theory should examine how systematic oppression reflects and reinforces domination values, and how it normalizes and buttresses vice in members of dominant groups (94).
The reviewer in the Washington Post of Jon Entine's Taboo, a book arguing that black domination of so many different sports reflects genetic advantages, offered an alternative explanation: "Maybe the black athletes are just psyching the white guys out".
As Carol Adams argues (1990), language that feminizes nature and naturalizes women describes, reflects, and perpetuates unjustified patriarchal domination by failing to see the extent to which the dominations of women, nonhuman animals, and nature are culturally (not just metaphorically) analogous and sanctioned.
Their behavior reflects a complex blend of domination and partnership strategies dictated largely by instinct.
And fourth, some feminist philosophers argued that the historical domination of men over women in the political and economic spheres reflects the inherently oppressive nature of heterosexual relationships.
Domestic trade patterns have been less significant: for the most part they reflect the domination of Australian manufacturing by New South Wales and Victoria; seasonal movements of produce between tropical, subtropical, and temperate regions; and the alert responses of multinational corporations to interstate rivalries over encouragements to industry.
