Mr. Van Beek cited the two dozen extensions of the F.A.A.'s authority that Congress approved before passing a reauthorization bill last year, Congressional influence over which air traffic towers the agency can close and other instances of politics taking precedence over sound business decisions, saying it was time for a new approach.
It's an exceptionally elegant, witty yet sad instance of identity politics in art.
What she produced and exhibited in 1994 was "A Postcolonial Kinderhood," an exceptionally savvy and elegant instance of identity politics in art.
Whether that constituted "a desire to run state government as a dictatorship," as Bruno would later assert, or merely an instance of hardball politics is now a matter of interpretation.
"I'm not blaming the government at the time...Politics sometimes trumps policy, and this is a great example of politics, pure politics trumping sensible and sound policy".
The permission conception is a classic one that we find in many historical writings and in instances of a politics of toleration (such as the Edict of Nantes in 1598) and that to a considerable extent still informs our understanding of the term.
To my mind, these instances of "identity politics theater" present Senator Sanders with an opportunity to better ground, and more carefully nuance, both himself and his campaign.
This is particularly so when it comes to the ever-changing intricacies of politics.For instance, whereas one of al-Qaeda's better-known tactics has been suicide-attacks, plenty of Salafist scholars condemn the act of suicide itself as an abomination.
Their victories are a classic instance of the maxim that politics are local.
Throughout his long and prolific career, Naipaul, who was knighted in 1990 and awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 2001 (in a rare instance of merit triumphing over politics,) has never bothered to check the cultural pulse before offering his blunt, often incendiary opinions.
