It is a creation of the governing Socialist Party, which over the years helped build up the labor-centric jobs-for-votes system that the prime minister is now forced to dismantle.
As such, labor geography challenged capital-centric readings of capitalist development which characterized early versions of structural Marxism in human geography in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Because job seekers in these markets might not have access to desktop computers, Assured Labor has built a mobile centric platform where users can get text alerts on when there are positions that might be relevant to them.
In the 1990s, feminist political theorists interrogated male-centric theories of labor, policy, and citizenship that neglected to probe this gendered labor burden and its uneven consequences.
Petraeus's COIN policy logically demands a decade-long war, involving labor-intensive (and military-centric) nation-building, waged village by village and valley by valley, at a cost of hundreds of billions of dollars and countless U.S., NATO, and Afghan casualties, including civilians.
In looking back at the evolution of Philippine migration policy, the state mostly applied traditional state-centric policies that focused on the role of labor migration to curb unemployment and to boost much needed remittances.
Andrea Bowers' new body of work is a Feminist-centric celebration of workers' rights movements, highlighting non-hierarchical labor organizing strategies and the use of craft, artistry, and pageantry as valuable political tools.
Our task is paper-centric rather than protein-centric.
In response, France's labor unions and students have joined forces in massive protests, which have given rise to a new student-centric movement, Nuit Debout ("Up All Night"), an overnight variety of Occupy-like mobilization that translates particular resistance to the El Khomri Law into an over-all rejection of the political establishment.
