Abstract We examine the technological aspects of political collaborative practices in one first studies participatory constitution writing course its progression. In particular, we how digital and communicative tools can facilitate (or inhibit) permeation boundaries, which manifest through differences ideologies partisan beliefs. Our study is grounded interviews with 15 members Constituent Asse...

The author characterizes memory politics and identity as analytical categories formed in a highly competitive field of meanings interpretations. methodological approach is social constructivism, which represents the mainstream study politics. However, considers it necessary to take into account socio-cultural framework actions performed by various actors that shape identity. In addition, sharin...

Women’s political representation has been for decades ahead of women’s rights movement. However, women presence in politics is not only limited to women political participation but their position in party politics as well. This paper aims to analyze the role of parties in empowering women at the UK parliament and tries to contribute towards the existing literature through presenting an interdis...

Sex, gender, and sexuality have increasingly become the focus of academic research, within different disciplines as well as contributing to interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary, and transdisciplinary studies. Gender and sexuality studies are identifiable expanding, interdisciplinary fields (Richardson and Robinson, 2015). This is a multifaceted area of research, which has increasingly become re...

Despite their shortcomings, gradient and second derivative operators remain popular as edge detectors because human beings usually do not show strong directional preferences when detecting edges or boundaries. However, in a colour image an edge can be given not only if the respective brightness values of two neighbouring pixels are significantly different, but also if their chromatic components...

The article uses a qualitative case study of fifteen years in the production network that revolves about Fiat Auto to depict the “network firm” as a political coalition. The analysis touches on Fiat’s radical outsourcing of production in the 1990s, a short-lived and ill-fated alliance with General Motors in 2001, a descent to the brink of bankruptcy in 2004, a return to profitability by 2007, a...