The items are within the domain of approval, love, achievement, perfectionism, entitlement, omnipotence and autonomy.
They occupy a grey space between contractor and employee, which has implications for their autonomy, entitlements and working conditions.
For conservatives who rely on the subjugation of women to retain a sense of "natural" entitlement to authority, the state's defence of female autonomy must be terrifying.
The proper bounds of the exercise of personal autonomy and the proper restrictions of the entitlement to privacy are constitutional matters, not things to be decided by popular vote.
Still, Muñoz always intended to bring "enhanced autonomy" in trade, self-governance, taxation and entitlements to Puerto Rico.
Consequently, the docile happy housewife / mother becomes a relic of the past while the new woman pursues self-sufficiency and autonomy, conducting herself with the same sense of entitlement as men.
In the Irish justice system, it seems, even an admission of guilt isn't enough for a jail sentence: indication, if any were needed, that low reportage, prosecution and conviction of rape in Ireland is due not only to difficulty in acquiring evidence, but also to a callous disregard for the bodily autonomy of survivors and institutionalised protection of male sexual entitlement.
The report's conclusions propose a national framework of entitlements, values and goals, including broad curricular guidelines; and strong decentralisation, allowing space for local autonomy, interpretation and innovation — and, therefore, the practice of democracy.
