Hanks (2013) concepts of norms and exploitations may be useful here.
In all the other countries, reservoirs are generally managed as a common property resource with varying exploitation norms.
Mr. Tarantino likes to push hard against accepted norms, as his chortling exploitation of spectacular violence and insistent use of a noxious epithet for blacks has shown in the past.
Female laborers, such as domestic workers, garment makers and factory employees assembling smartphones in developing countries, "are the bottoms of the supply chains of big business," kept down by social norms that "justify their economic exploitation," she said.
Olsen et al. [6] cautioned that "Although eroding maturation reaction norms can thus signal extreme exploitation pressures, they are not to be misinterpreted as signs of imminent stock collapse.
Over the past decade, UNICEF has also supported the informed understanding of social norms that result in violence, exploitation and abuse and has promoted change in a number of countries.
"The report clearly spells out what's best for children - keeping their parents alive and healthy, ensuring that they get good educations, and strengthening the laws, policies and norms that protect children from exploitation and abuse".
CEC is also the owner of Texas's most notorious detention center, where inadequate medical care and labor exploitation are the norm.
At 14, Susie became immersed in a drug culture where sexual exploitation was the norm.
