What the protesters want is their "right to the city", as notably championed by British geographer David Harvey, who called it "the exercise of a collective power to reshape the process of urbanisation".
Back in the Stone Age — when cellphones were novelties, newspapers still defined the Internet in each article and the CD-ROM was the big new thing in computing technology — there was a cultural moment when it was thought that interactive technology could reshape the process of learning.
As a society and country, when we can definitively say "this is who we are, and this is what we think," we will fundamentally reshape the political process by speaking for ourselves in an undeniable voice that is impossible to ignore.
Studies of behavioral prioritization (e.g., feeding vs. copulation), feeding preference, motor behavior and nominally sex-specific behaviors (e.g., aggression, courtship) all highlight the notion that biological sex intersects with other dimensions of an animal's internal state— e.g., nutritional and reproductive status to adaptively reshape the decision-making process.
They can influence millions of individual decisions — about the schools people attend, the jobs they choose, the medical care they request — and, in the process, reshape the economy.
By holding out the prospect of membership during the past two decades, the European Union has encouraged a host of nations on the path to democracy, helping to reshape the Continent in the process.
Management regimes take place in what Garland (2001) refers to as 'the culture of control', a punitive law-and-order approach that reshapes the thinking process of globalisation and justice.
"Roberts is likely to go down in history as an assertive chief justice who reshaped the election process.
In each of these projects, ATFE members collaborated with SBRP research team scientists at SUNY Albany to design the studies, and Mohawk women were trained to collect data from community members, reshaping the research process to include community members as co-producers of knowledge rather than passive subjects (Schell et al. 2007).
That includes using spoil to fill in the mines once they are exhausted to reshape the topography - a process we witnessed in one small area - and undertake a massive replanting programme using native species.
They are the latest example of how "super PACs" are carrying out attacks in sync with their preferred candidates and in the process helping to reshape the presidential race.
