We need approaches that are contextual normativeand that should be politically addressed to the creation of a critical culture of technology.
Integration politics responds to the social anxieties of the neoliberal era by producing symbolic problems that can be politically addressed through cost-free symbolic action.
Furthermore, all this debate concerning the euro monetary system and the future of Europe will remain entirely abstract unless it is articulated to the real trends of globalisation, which the financial crisis will powerfully accelerate, unless they are politically addressed by the peoples which they affect and their leaders.
Without it, the actual responsibility for the crisis is not being politically addressed.
The larger structural problems that create our widespread envy, greed, overconsumption and debt — gross income inequality, for starters — will be much more difficult, politically, to address.
No head of state before or since has delivered such a lengthy or detailed speech about concrete, nor made concrete the subject of such a politically explosive address: Khrushchev used it to announce his break with Stalinism.
His return could just as easily split the left as unite it: many in the resistance movement are no fans of the former president, though they opposed the manner of his removal.Mr Zelaya's return to Honduras would require him if he wants to remain politically relevant to address the country's problems, which include flourishing crime and wilting public services.
Many believe that Jefferson, a slave owner, left out "property" as an essential founding principle in authoring the Declaration of Independence because he was not prepared politically to address America's "original sin" -- the institution of slavery.
Across the population critical health literacy enhances capacity to act politically to address social and economic determinants of health [ 2].
It has been noted, however, that this second component of Nutbeam's description of critical health literacy, the capacity to act politically to address social and economic determinants of health, is a common omission in the literature [ 4, 5].
