Sometimes it takes a lawsuit to force more equitable forms of representation".
Regional treaties hold the prospect for more equitable forms of trade amongst countries of similar size or development level [ 22].
Increases in economic insecurity and labour market losses resulting from liberalization may be offset by stronger social protection measures, but these are less affordable if developing countries are required to reduce tariffs before implementing broader and more equitable forms of capturing tax revenues [ 52].
Because what the last week of this presidential campaign has shown us is that technology has disrupted, is disrupting, is threatening to upturn the democratic process itself – the best, most stable, most equitable form of governance the world has yet come up with.
Robinson's characters are cynics, opportunists, idealists, narcissists, drug-dependent, manic-depressive, borderline Asperger's, and emotionally frozen survivors of abuse, but with all their flaws and conflicting agendas they manage to remake their world in more humane and equitable form.
In his recent book, Insurgent Democracy Michael Lansing explains, "Small-property holders anxious to use government to create a more equitable form of capitalism cannot be easily categorized in contemporary political term".
30 PHI with sufficient controls and risk equalization, therefore, provides a potentially more equitable form of private health care in comparison with free-market PHI.
On one hand, user fees appear to be the most inequitable financing mechanism of health systems: " Direct payments are the least equitable form of health funding".
In working with men for gender-transformation, this approach affords men spaces to reappraise their masculinities and adopt more gender-equitable forms of masculinities (47).
These changing patterns of masculinity may also have been influenced by ongoing interventions in a number of Latin American countries, such as Program H in Brazil, which have been actively promoting more gender-equitable forms of masculinities (23– 23).
Whether it is possible to introduce gender-equitable forms of masculinity or whether gender-binaries need removing, and whether either of these outcomes is achievable, or rather an ideal to strive towards, remains a central theoretical question in this work.
