... of securitization with politics, showing how elites, local politicians, and global stakeholders leverage security to advance political agendas. It challenges the Copenhagen School’s perspective on securitization, collapsing its foundational norm/exception, politics/securitization binaries. By underscoring...

... practical insights for legal professionals dealing with cross-border child abduction cases. Child abduction 1980 Hague Convention Hearing of the child Grave risk exception Family law On 1 May 2004, with the ‘big bang’ EU enlargement, Lithuania and Poland acceded to the European Union (EU). In addition...

... and IV), with a focus on two already established paths for decentralized in-house CAR-Ts, namely ‘academic’ experimental drugs manufactured and administered through clinical trials (Part IV.A), and an ‘hospital exception’ (HE) that, according to existing EU provisions, allows non-routine preparations...

... of contemporary social theory, the article provides a deeper understanding of the lived experiences of Palestinian refugees through the lived experiences of Munther Amira, a Palestinian refugee, social worker and human rights defender. It concludes by showing that regardless of the exceptionalism (or otherwise...

..., in situations in which the doctrine of necessity does not apply, the onerous rules around causation in informed consent will almost always result in a judgment in favour of the medical professional. As a result, he need not argue therapeutic privilege and instead can rely on the fact that it is exceptionally...

... of tactics largely similar to those of my interlocutors living in other parts of Beirut. In all of Lebanon, forging connections is vital to any success whether political or social ( Joseph 2011 ) and those of my interlocutors who were exceptionally well connected even before arriving to Lebanon or had...

... legal results. mercy pardons rule of law treating like cases alike state of exception To understand what I call the ‘miracle of mercy’, it is first necessary to get a better sense of the conflict that many believe arises between mercy and the rule of law. In this section, I will first give a brief...

... to a late finish. Many of us have gained vital experience here—enough to realise that such situations are not ‘exceptional’. For trainees to become the best they can, the system must recognise that staying late to do one’s first lumbar puncture or laparotomy represents work—not a choice about how to spend...

... camps, but within the United States. ‘bare life’ Bhutanese refugees citizenship refugees ‘state of exception’ statelessness Elderly monoglot refugees resettled in the United States present a limit case to citizenship, remaining stateless despite their legal entry and permanent resident status...

.../EC should equally apply to both print books and e-books. This question has been answered in the affirmative by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in the recent VOB case. The article argues that extending the PLR exception to e-book lending might not be the most appropriate solution...

... this internal war, focusing instead on a predetermined Habsburg collapse stemming from national conflict, deep traditions of autocratic and anti-democratic governance, or a combination of the two. ² These larger arguments about Habsburg decline have been exceptionally tenacious within First World...

... is an exceptional space that is put in place to deal with populations that disturb the national order of things. While being exceptional, the camp does not, however, produce bare life in an Agambenian sense. Life goes on in camps—albeit a life that is affected by the camp. Camps are defined along two dimensions...

... The audio channel in computing interactions has been the focus of a variety of research interest in recent years. This paper examines one form of audio interface, earcons, in the context of information technology (IT) exception messages. Users of IT commonly encounter exception messages during...

... on the refugee camp as a Foucauldian ‘technology of power’ ( Malkki 1995a , 2002 ). In the context of postwar Germany, Agamben’s work highlights two things. First, it underscores the exceptionality of the entire early postwar period, characterized by the disappearance of the German state and the imposition...

... outbreaks of infectious diseases, increasing situational awareness. Such systems are based on statistical models to described routinely collected health data. We describe a working exception reporting system that is currently used in Scotland to monitor calls received by the National Health Service...

... of exception situations wherein clinicians may still fail to find an appropriate code, or may not be able to locate one in a timely manner. To help clinicians escape from such situations, we introduced an exit strategy that permits temporary documentation of problems/diagnoses or medication prescriptions under...

... enough, SUSTAIN will act like an exemplar model storing every category member in its own cluster. Model-based fMRI techniques offer a powerful method for assessing whether similar computational processes underlie SUSTAIN's operations and MTL involvement in rule-plus-exception learning. Because we fit...

.... The authors discuss the history of Palestinian governance in Lebanon, the securitization of the camps, and following Giorgio Agamben, ‘the state of exception’ prevailing within them. Furthermore, the authors posit that, in the near-absence of legitimate government, Islamism and an ‘economy of morals’ has...

... care through the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) has released an unprecedented supply of data that in theory could aid health equity audit and reduce health inequalities. The current system allows for ‘exception reporting’ whereby patients can be excluded from calculation of payment for reasons...

.... Criticisms of these transgressions and the US responses to these criticisms suggest that even a paramount America cannot avoid diplomatic culture’s pervasive influence. diplomatic culture diplomatic norms hegemonic exception Iraq George W. Bush In what has been a resurgence of interest in diplomacy...