The gendered politics of recognition and recognizability through political apology

Dolan, Emma

doi:10.1080/14754835.2021.1981258

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“…Politically connected competitiveness is an active process for private enterprises to gather effective political resources. It is also a process of organically combining subjective and objective conditions of private enterprises [4]. The degree of government control over resources, the degree of government intervention in business, and the degree of policy uncertainty directly affect the dependence of private enterprises on the government.…”

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Statistical Model of College Ideological and Political Learning Based on Fractional Differential Equations

Liu

Khalifa

2022

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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Based on fractional differential equations, this paper focuses on the internal mechanism of college ideological and political learning. We also elaborate on its microstructure, channel characteristics, and competitive field. We put forward Gauss's theorem and the loop theorem of the related field of ideological and political learning in colleges and universities. At the same time, the convexity theorem of the information entropy of the competitive field and the principle of maximum entropy are proved. Research shows that college students can change the relationship between student learning and society by adapting, functioning, and coordinating. We need to help students develop more effective political learning strategies.

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Statistical Model of College Ideological and Political Learning Based on Fractional Differential Equations

Liu

Khalifa

2022

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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Emotional and Gendered Sense-Making through Apologies for Conflict-Related Sexual Violence

Dolan

2022

Global Studies Quarterly

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This article examines the specific, gendered discourses, which can be uncovered within political apologies for conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) and sexualized torture. While apologies are often perceived as either cynical, normatively “empty” gestures that seek to carry out strategic interests or as attempts by political actors to (albeit, often inadequately) emphasize their commitment to addressing past violence and associated cultures of impunity, a feminist analysis of two cases of apology for CRSV (the Japanese imperial “comfort women” and the United States’ infamous Abu Ghraib torture “scandal”) demonstrates that political apologies are rich affective–discursive, deliberately emotional sites at which CRSV is explained and/or accounted for by the state. Specifically, I trace how political apologies operate to discursively and affectively claim and renounce institutional responsibility for CRSV through the common-sense but “slippery” gendered logics of rational/emotional and public/private.

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Gender, True Crime and Criminology

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The gendered politics of recognition and recognizability through political apology

Cited by 3 publications

References 55 publications

Statistical Model of College Ideological and Political Learning Based on Fractional Differential Equations

Statistical Model of College Ideological and Political Learning Based on Fractional Differential Equations

Emotional and Gendered Sense-Making through Apologies for Conflict-Related Sexual Violence

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