In the spring of 2000, student activists mobilized an anti-sweatshop campaign at the university where I teach. They joined student activists at campuses across the USA and Canada who, since 1997, have been protesting the sweatshop conditions under which much athletic wear bearing university logos is produced (Featherstone, 2000). Their activism has placed them in direct con ict with the univer...

in response to the international journal of health policy and management (ijhpm)editorial, this commentary adds to the debate about ethical dimensions of compassionate care in uk service provision. it acknowledges the importance of the original paper, and attempts to explore some of the issues that are raised in the context of nursing practice, research and education. it is argued that each of ...

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Abstract This paper analyses the unexpected return of social concertation in Netherlands under Rutte II government (2012–2017). Despite political fragmentation, electoral volatility and intensified EU budgetary surveillance, between 2012 2017 witnessed several pacts that proved vital to enactment long-awaited reforms, allowed turn post-crisis fiscal deficits into surpluses, helped regenerate ec...

Abstract The “crusading” imagery attached to American soldiers in the 1917–1945 period performed an important function assigning meaning wars of United States. This was result a complex interplay between “official” and “vernacular” culture. doughboys First World War at times fought romantic “crusade” reform nation, world themselves from morally privileged position. In post-war era, survived but...