coercion

Documents about coercion

• Strategies, costs and counter‐strategies to sexual coercion#280458HAL (France)
• What Is Coercion?#425719OSF
• Moral Coercion#698831PhilArchive
• Coercion and Integrity#720083PhilArchive
• Authority and Coercion#763306PhilArchive
• Coercion and Captivity#763331PhilArchive
• Coercion and Justice#774523PhilArchive
• Addiction, Competence, and Coercion#118589PhilArchive
• Coercion, Consent, and Time#352178OSF
• Coercion, Authority, and Democracy#702339PhilArchive
• Coercion as an Excuse#707251PhilArchive
• Agreements, coercion, and obligation#736371PhilArchive
• When drones become targets: China's economic coercion against skydio#344010EconStor
• Countering China's economic coercion: Lessons from Japan#344004EconStor
• Secure and verifiable coercion-resistant electronic exam#923081HAL (France)
• The Egalitarian Objection to Coercion#76329PhilArchive
• Neuroenhancement, Coercion, and Neo-Luddism#727695PhilArchive
• Coercion and the Neurocorrective Offer#761891PhilArchive
• Coercion and trust: A multidisciplinary dialogue#690714PhilArchive
• Coercion: The Wrong and the Bad#729422PhilArchive
• How Autonomy Can Legitimate Beneficial Coercion#777001PhilArchive
• The inefficiency of moderate political coercion: a cross-country comparison of coercion intensity, state legitimacy, and regime stability#252078Springer Nature OA
• Beyond the radar: Economic coercion, narrative warfare, and the China-South Korea THAAD dispute#344007EconStor
• Why deception is worse than coercion#71821PhilArchive
• Law, Coercion and Folk Intuitions#106009PhilArchive
• Coercion, Justification, and Inequality: Defending Global Egalitarianism#707833PhilArchive
• Perfectionism, Economic (Dis)Incentives, and Political Coercion#754444PhilArchive
• Perspectives on the use of coercion in highly specialised rehabilitation: a focus group study.#477143PubMed
• Social Coercion in the Shadow of Hierarchy: State-Mediated Coercive Mobilisation and Australians' COVID-19 Vaccination Compliance#928139OSF
• On Coercion and the (Functions of) Law#718597PhilArchive
• Prevention, Coercion, and Two Concepts of Negative Liberty#722443PhilArchive
• Kant, coercion, and the legitimation of inequality#752313PhilArchive
• Is Micheal Garnett's Theory of Coercion Correct#757846PhilArchive
• Hannah Arendt on Power, Consent, and Coercion#761581PhilArchive
• The Logic of Hard Coercion Enforcement: Militarisation and the Reconfiguration of Democratic Sanctioning#141272OSF
• Coercion and Trust#253362DOAB PROD Instance
• Legal Theory and the Pivotal Role of the Concept of Coercion#335635OpenAlex
• The Price of Choice: Economic Coercion and Subvoluntary Compliance#90925PhilArchive
• Alignment Without Coercion Voluntary Convergence in Hierarchical Intelligent Systems#709970PhilArchive
• Transnational Rule of Law, coercion, and human action#729342PhilArchive
• Coercion, Value and Justice: Redistribution in a Neutral State#739585PhilArchive
• Mill and the secret ballot: Beyond coercion and corruption#748217PhilArchive
• Consent Under Pressure: The Puzzle of Third Party Coercion#753706PhilArchive
• Coercive Offers Without Coercion as Subjection#768861PhilArchive
• Adolescent and Young Adult Women's Experiences of Contraceptive Coercion in Healthcare Interactions in the Southern United States#289453Scholar Commons
• China's Economic Retaliation Against Norway After Liu Xiaobo's 2010 Nobel Peace Prize#309373ODU Digital Commons
• How to withstand China's economic coercion: The case of China's economic pressure campaign against Australia, 2020-2024#344009EconStor
• Pressure and preparation: Japan's response to Chinese rare earth coercion and lessons for U.S. policymakers#353557EconStor
• Coercion Disguised as Care: How AI Systems Quietly Shape Identity#87007PhilArchive
• How Did There Come To Be Two Kinds of Coercion?#116720PhilArchive