Family, obligations, and migration

Migration and family conflict.

The stages of the process of migration are described, with the implications of each for family conflict and appropriate therapeutic intervention. MILLIONS OF PEOPLE migrate each year. They do it alone or in organized aggregates, by their own decision or forced by decisions of others or by natural cataclysms, carrying with them truckloads of household items or a bundle of essentials. They travel...

Family migration and social stratification

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the relationship between family migration (i.e. couples with or without children moving home) and social stratification in Britain. The purpose of this paper is to explore the effects of family migration on social stratification using contemporary large-scale nationally representative data. Design/methodology/approach – The paper investigates da...

Co-national Obligations & Cosmopolitan Obligations towards Foreigners

On Obligations

Access control is concerned with granting access to sensitive data based on conditions that relate to the past or present, so-called provisions. Expressing requirements from the domain of data protection necessitates extending this notion with conditions that relate to the future. Obligations, in this sense, are concerned with commitments of the involved parties. At the moment of granting acces...

On Obligations and Abilities

In this paper, we combine deontic logic with Alternatingtime Temporal Logic (ATL) into a framework that makes it possible to model and reason about obligations and abilities of agents. The way both frameworks are combined is technically straightforward: we add deontic accessibility relations to ATL models (concurrent game structures), and deontic operators to the language of ATL (an additional ...