In this contribution to the 2013 Symposium of the New York University Journal of International Law and Politics, we explore these themes, focusing in particular on how judges and arbitrators have developed general principles of law.
We explore these themes and then use concrete examples of CED projects in each of the four countries to illustrate the political issues that our interviewees raised.
We were unable to explore these themes in depth during the original evaluation due to its time constraints.
To explore themes and interactions among these themes, we followed a systematic data reduction process that consisted of the following steps: reading of transcripts, document summaries and observation notes, segmentation of sentences and phrases, codification of text segments, generation of themes and categories, and identification of relationships [ 52].
Within these themes, we have explored areas of consensus and diversity as they were presented by interviewees.
And stay tuned for more announcements about how we'll be exploring these themes in our upcoming TEDxWomen event, December 1.
In 2015 our theme is "A New Heaven, A New Earth: Food Justice, Ecology, and Revelation," and to explore this theme we have a stellar line-up of faculty and presenters.
"We have now seen the emergence of the hollow army," says Naomi Klein, whose forthcoming book, The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, explores these themes.
