Arizona provides us (yet again) with a cautionary tale, even as Wisconsin offers a ray of optimism and a potential blueprint for meaningful contestation.
It also highlights potential paths of development and contestations.
In addition, these processes are set in the context of our specific research area – family violence – which poses particular challenges for KT due to the subject matter, its complexity, specific areas of debate and contestation, and the myriad of potential knowledge users involved [ 19, 42].
This is the first election since independence where you have keen contestation and equally matched contestants.
The Arab Spring, which has now foundered dramatically in the cases of Libya, Yemen, Syria, and Bahrain not to mention the aggressive and violent authoritarianism in Egypt has, perhaps for good reason, led much of the Iranian population to be ambivalent about any potential for regime change, overthrow, or even simple contestation of the established order.
The solution, in Butler's view, is to question the categories of biological sex, polarized gender, and determinate sexuality that serve as markers of personal identity, to treat the construction of identity as a site of political contestation, and to embrace the subversive potential of unorthodox performances and parodic identities.
Taking the case of a late Renaissance treatise on Huguenot architecture, this essay explores the potentials of collage as an expression of confessional contestation in the wake of the French Wars of Religion.
A definition offered by Goldenberg is useful precisely because it highlights the potential for internal and external conflicts, the variation in situated understanding, and the perspectival contestations inherent in the meaning of Quality of Care.
However, "community" was a space of contestation.
Her father liked, she writes, "the contestation of ideas".
