Apart from that, the ethical-liberal theory could lead to a perfectionist justification of policies designed to further individual autonomy that could have a paternalistic character and lack toleration for non-liberal ways of life.
The key issues for this scale would be the use of research in assisting implementation, either through findings which are used to inform decisions about how best to implement the policy, or by providing justification of the policy and being used to generate support for it in terms of financial resources, political commitment, and public opinion.
Most of the premises for legitimacy supporting the intercultural policy narrative (as discussed further on) come precisely in the added value of these communicative practices and the justification of how policy intervention to foster relations can benefit society.
John Prendergast, co-founder of the Enough Project, a leading anti-genocide pressure group based in Washington, dismissed Bashir's justification of his policy in Darfur.
Although his 1835 "Minute on Indian Education" offered a "highly persuasive ideological basis" for the British imperial mission, it was really nothing more than the justification of a policy which Lord William Bentinck, India's governor-general, already supported.
The objective of the current study is to examine a potential justification of this policy.
In The Tragedy of U.S. Foreign Policy, Walter McDougall, a professor of history and international relations at the University of Pennsylvania, examines the role of civil religion "on the motivation and justification" of foreign policy throughout American history.
Luban (1996, 190-191)("the idea that a policy of concealing public justifications for policies of secrecy might itself be publicly justifiable has no real-world plausibility at all.
The only justification for policy.
Explicit citable use of research evidence was mostly found in the justification of HEPA policies and when stating a specific study or publication as a trigger for a policy.
Autonomy plays various roles in theoretical accounts of persons, conceptions of moral obligation and responsibility, the justification of social policies and in numerous aspects of political theory.
