bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
PENJABARAN HAK TENAGA KERJA PEREMPUAN ATAS UPAH DAN WAKTU KERJA DALAM PERATURAN PERUSAHAAN DAN PERJANJIAN KERJA
Authors: Fitriani Diah
Published: August 2017

This study aims to identify and analyze the importance of normative Rights of workers, especially women workers. This study is an empirical law with a field study observation approach to the way to the destination research. data and data sources consist of primary legal materials, secondary law and tertiary legal materials were analyzed by using interviews with informants and respondents. Based on the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 13 of 2003 on Labour, the protection of women workers to ensure the basic rights of workers, and ensure equality of opportunity and treatment without discrimination on the basis of apaun for the welfare of women workers and their families with regard to the progress the business world, the rules made in the company regulations that sesusi with the legislation in force will have an impact on the welfare of workers and the development of the company, as well as the rights and obligations of the parties between workers and the company shall set forth in writing and in detail, in order to no problems in the future.
MENGUJI ASAS DROIT DE SUITE DALAM JAMINAN FIDUSIA
Authors: Sarjana I Made , Dewi Kasih Desak Putu , Kartika I Gusti Ayu
Published: August 2017

The principle of droit de suite is one of the most important principles in the law of guarantee,especially in fiduciary security. The principle implies that the rights of the creditor as therecipient of the fiduciary objects continue to follow the object of guarantee, wherever theobject is, to guarantee the repayment of the debts of the debitor. The rights which are ownedby the creditor as the recipient of fiduciary security in the principle seem to be absolute, butin fact if it is related to de practice, the principle of droit de suite has certain limitations.The limitations of this principle is whon it is faced with higher interest, the individual rightsowned by the recipient of fiduciary must succumb, as in the case of illegal logging, whichonce was decided to test the Forestry Law by the Constitutional Court (Case DecisionNumber 012/PUU-III/2005). Although the State can perform fiduciary deprivation of theobject which is used for committing illegal logging, but from the aspect of material criminallaw, it cannot be done immediately to destroy the object of guarantee, since object of thefiduciary collateral, is not considered a dangerous thing. Whereas, from the legal aspects ofcriminal procedure, if the case has been decided, then there is a duty of the State to returnthe object of fiduciary to those who own it.From the aspect of civil law, the creditor as recipient of fiduciary who feel harmed as aresult of illegal logging practices may have standing to sue for damages under Article 1365of Burgerljik Wetboek. The provision is used, because the act of illegal logging is an actagainst the law and there are losses caused to the recipient of fiduciary.
Penjabaran Good Corporate Governance (GCG) dalam Pengadaan Barang dan Jasa pada PLN Bali
Authors: Dwi Suarini Luh Putu
Published: August 2017

Research in connection with the theme is “ Implementation of Good Corporate Governance(GCG) in Procurement at PLN Bali”. The problems are researched the translation of goodcorporate governace forms in the procurement of goods and services at PLN Bali and theform of the procurement of goods and services at PLN Bali.This research includes the category of empirical legal research, legal research is a empiricalmeans reviewing the practical reality in daily life - today. The nature of the research isdescriptive research that has a goal to paint a picture of something in the area and at acertain moment. Furthermore, the technique used is to study documents, interviews, Non-Probability Sampling, purposive sampling.Procurement of goods or services in PLN involves many parties, the employees who wereappointed to take care of such procurement and future providers of goods and services.In this relationship unfair business competition or the price is too high or low in supply.However, the existence of e-procurement and the correct procedures in the procurementof goods and services as well as the concept of GCG which also animates the principles ofprocurement of goods and services. Procedures in the procurement of goods and servicesas well as the principles of GCG, the procurement in PLN can be carried out transparently,responsibly, independently, fairly and equitably.
PENJABARAN STANDAR INTERNASIONAL TRIMS DAN OECD DALAM KETENTUAN HUKUM PENANAMAN MODAL INDONESIA
Authors: Supasti Dharmawan Ni Ketut , Caka Bawa Landra Putu Tuni , Samsithawrati Putu Aras
Published: August 2017

As a member of the WTO-TRIMs Agreement basically Indonesia has stipulated the NationalTreatment Principle to the legal provisions relating to investment activities. However, theIndonesian investment Law (Law No. 25 of 2007) still remains that the regulation of NationalTreatment with regard to national interests. In order to the difficulties may exist in domesticlevel such as the social, economic as well as values may be different in some member countries,the WTO-TRIMs provide exceptions for the member with notify mandatory requirement tothe Board of TRIMs. Relating to investment activities other International standards alsorelevant to study is the GCG principles developed by the OECD. Although Indonesia is notOECD member countries, the GCG principles adopted in various Indonesian laws relatedto investment activities doe to it relevant and harmony to the economic, social as well ascommunity values in order to develop capital investment.
KEWENANGAN KOMISI KEJAKSAAN TERHADAP TUGASNYA UNTUK MELAKUKAN PENGAWASAN KHUSUSNYA KEPADA KEWENANGAN PENUNTUT UMUM
Authors: Indrawan Ariadi Putu
Published: August 2017

Legal writing on the authority of the commission is entitled to the prosecutor's duty to carry out supervision authority specifically to the public prosecutor. The background of the writing of this law is the increasing distrust and dissatisfaction of the public on the performance of law enforcement agencies and institutions secaara public prosecutor's office in particular. The method in this research is using normative where in the writing of this law into the background issues penelituan is going to commissions and the prosecutor in the line of duty to supervise the performance of the public prosecutor and what are the constraints commission prosecutor in supervision where the constraint is divided into two parts: internal constraints and external constraints. In the study found that in order to carry out the process of supervision of the public prosecutor, the prosecutor commission can not directly supervise, why is that? this is because there is an internal watchdog in the body prosecutor who take a stand if there is a public prosecutor alleged violation. Constraints of commission prosecutor in carrying out the control can be internal constraints such an evil do not want sightings of the prosecutor who was in trouble, while the external constraints such as obstruction by certain groups who want to impede the work of the commission prosecutor. Therefore let fungis of the prosecutor commission is enforced to match the function of other commissions in Indonesia is the role bgitu stand out and let people participate in helping carry out the task of the prosecutor's commission.
ASPEK-ASPEK HUKUM KELUARGA DALAM AWIG-AWIG DESA PAKRAMAN
Authors: Sudantra I Ketut , Putra I Made Walesa , Yuwono Yuwono
Published: August 2017

Penelitian ini adalah penelitian hukum normatif yang bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi aspek-aspek hukum keluarga dalam peraturan-peraturan hukum yang dibuat oleh kesatuan masyarakat hukum adat desa pakraman di Bali. Peraturan-peraturan tersebut lazim disebut awig-awig desa pakraman. Penelitian dilakukan terhadap sembilan awig-awig desa pakraman yang mewakili seluruh kabupaten/kota yang ada di Provinsi Bali. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa aspek-aspek hukum keluarga diatur dalam awig-awig desa pakraman dalam satu bab khusus yang berjudul: Sukerta Tata Pawongan. Bab ini mengatur hubungan antara sesama manusia khususnya kehidupan bersama dalam keluarga.  Aspek-aspek hukum yang diatur dalam bab ini meliputi: (1) prihal perkawinan (indik pawiwahan), (2) prihal perceraian (indik nyapian), (3) prihal anak keturunan (indik sentana), dan (prihal pewarisan (indik warisan).
PERLINDUNGAN HUKUM PARA PIHAK DALAM PEMBUATAN AKTA RUPS YANG DILAKSANAKAN MELALUI TELEKONFERENSI
Authors: Trisnadiasa I Nyoman Agus
Published: August 2017

Perkembangan teknologi internet memberikan kemudahan bagi para pebisnis melalukan setiap kegiatan bisnis seperti jual beli, bahkan mengadakan rapat melalui media telekonferensi. UU PT memungkinkan pembuatan akta RUPS dibuat berdasarkan media telekonferensi. Di satu sisi fenomena ini menjadi tumpah tindih jika mengacu pada peraturan jabatan Notaris, di mana para pihak diwajibkan untuk  hadir secara fisik dihadapan pejabat umum pembuat akta dalam hal pembuatan akta perjanjian. Mengingat problematika tersebut, maka dapat dirumuskan beberapa masalah diantaranya; 1) Substansi RUPS bagaimana yang dapat dilakukan melalui telekonferensi?;2) Bagaimana perlindungan hukum para pihak dalam pembuatan akta RUPS yang dilaksanakan melalui telekonferensi?;Metode penelitian ini mempergunakan jenis penelitian normatif. Teknik pendekatan peraturan perundang-undangan dan pendekatan analisis konsep hukum dengan menggunakan literatur – literatur hukum yang terkait dengan permasalahan.
BENTUK-BENTUK DIGITAL SIGNATURE YANG SAH DALAM TRANSAKSI ELEKTRONIK DI INDONESIA
Authors: Ariadi I Wayan
Published: August 2017

Teknologi informatika menjadi salah satu isu hukum di Indonesia karena keamanan system informasi mempengaruhi jalannya transaksi elektronik, sehingga perlu untuk menempatkan tanda tangan pada transaksi elektronik unutk memastikan validitas seperti beberapa transaksi secara kertas. Tujuan dari peneletian ini adalah untuk menentukan bentuk tanda tangan digital dalam transaksi elektronik adalah sah. Penelitian jurnal ini dilakukan dengan menggunakan metode normatif. Tanda tangan yang dapat menjamin transaksi elektronik sehingga bias menjadi bukti hukum adalah tanda tangan elektronik atau digital, bentuk tanda tangan elektronik adalah password; scan tanda tangan atau diketik naman; tombol ok atau tombol menerima; biometrik; dan penggunaan tanda tangan elektronik lainnya dari enkripsi berbasis pesan (tanda tangan digital)
AMPLIAÇÃO DO MARKET SHARE E DOMÍNIO DE MERCADO COM AS FUSÕES E AQUISIÇÕES DO PROCESSO DE INTERNACIONALIZAÇÃO DA JBS
Authors: LEÃO Rui Maurí­cio , SOUZA Regina Maria de
Published: August 2017

O irreversí­vel crescimento da globalização evidenciou a utilização da estratégia de internacionalização das empresas, passando estas a atuar em mais de um país ou, até mesmo, em diversos deles, promovendo um exponencial ganho de competitividade. Dessa forma, passam a ter acesso a recursos estratégicos, maior estrutura logí­stica, aumento da credibilidade e acesso a um público demasiadamente maior. Este cenário, que expõe a constante e dinâmica concorrência atual, condiciona as empresas a se fortalecerem ou a ficarem vulneráveis perante as grandes corporações, de modo que uma saída frequentemente utilizada é a ampliação de sua fatia de mercado por meio de fusões e aquisições de concorrentes diretos ou indiretos, como também de empresas estrangeiras para iniciar ou consolidar o processo de expansão de seu market share nacional e posterior inserção no mercado externo. Contudo, fica evidente a utilização dessas operações como planos estratégicos de rápido crescimento. O presente trabalho tem o objetivo de estudar essas reorganizações societárias como uma estratégia empresarial de aumento do market share e domínio de mercado, bem como ganho de competitividade. Para tanto, foi utilizada a metodologia de pesquisa exploratória, que incorreu no levantamento bibliográfico acerca das principais operações de reorganização societária realizadas pelo grupo JBS, por meio de material obtido em seu próprio site e artigos de revistas oficiais, como também, uma pesquisa bibliográfica sobre os conceitos e regulamentações envolvidos nesses processos, tais como as regulamentações do Conselho Administrativo de Defesa Econômica.
PENGGUNAAN XILANASE PADA PEMUTIHAN DISSOLVING PULP Acacia crassicarpa
Authors: Sugesty Susi , Kardiansyah Teddy , Pratiwi Wieke
Published: August 2017

The use of xylanase in pulp bleaching process is intended to reduce chemicals consumption in pulp industry that still using chlorine compounds (chlorine dioxide), so the bleaching stage needs to be modified without reducing the quality of dissolving pulp. Dissolving pulp was produced from six-year-old Acacia crassicarpa as raw material by the Prehydrolysis-Kraft process, then the pulp was bleached with the ECF (elemental chlorine free) process using xylanase (X) and oxygen (O) as comparison at the early stage of bleaching. The sequences of process include X/ODEDED (xylanase or oxygen; chlorine dioxide; extraction-1; chlorine dioxide-1; extraction-2; chlorine dioxide -2). Results showed that the dissolving pulp with active alkali of 22%, sulphidity of 30%, the temperature of 165oC, and the ratio of 1:4 is the optimal condition. Cellulose content, viscosity and brightness were above 94%, 6.2 cP and 88% ISO, respectively.The dissolving pulp produced with the application of xylanase has better quality than the oxygen one, and meets the requirement according to Indonesia National Standard (SNI 0938:2010, pulp rayon).Keywords: Acacia crassicarpa, xylanase, Prehydrolysis-Kraft, dissolving pulp, rayon pulpABSTRAKPenggunaan xilanase pada proses pemutihan pulp dimaksudkan untuk mengurangi konsumsi bahan kimia yang digunakan selama ini di industri pulp, yang masih menggunakan senyawa klorin (klorin dioksida), untuk itu perlu dilakukan modifikasi pada tahap pemutihannya tanpa mengurangi kualitas dissolving pulp yang dihasilkan. Pembuatan dissolving pulp dilakukan menggunakan bahan baku kayu Acacia crassicarpa berumur 6 tahun dengan proses Prahidrolisa–Kraft, selanjutnya pulp diputihkan dengan proses ECF (Elemental Chlorine Free) menggunakan xilanase (X) dan oksigen (O) sebagai pembanding pada awal pemutihan dengan 6 tahapan proses, yaitu X/ODEDED (xilanase atau oksigen; klorin dioksida; ekstraksi-1; klorin dioksida-1; ekstraksi-2; klorin dioksida-2) dengan perlakuan oksigen sebagai pembanding. Hasil pembuatan dissolving pulp dengan alkali aktif 22%, sulfiditas 30%, suhu 165oC, rasio 1:4 adalah kondisi yang optimal. Kandungan selulosa, viskositas dan derajat cerah yang diperoleh masing-masing yaitu di atas 94%, 6,2 cP dan 88% ISO. Kualitas dissolving pulp hasil pemutihan dengan penambahan xilanase lebih tinggi daripada menggunakan oksigen dan memenuhi persyaratan spesifikasi SNI 0938:2010, pulp rayon. Kata kunci : Acacia crassicarpa, xilanase, Prahidrolisa-Kraft, dissolving pulp, pulp rayon
ANALISIS PELAKSANAAN SISTEM INFORMASI PELAPORAN EKSTERNAL DI RSUD ARIFIN ACHMAD PROVINSI RIAU
Authors: Ulfa Henny Maria
Published: August 2017

Laporan eksternal merupakan laporan yang dikirim ke pihak luar seperti Direktoral Jendral Bina Upaya Kesehatan, laporan yang dikirim yaitu dari RL1-RL5, data survailans, data DBD, data maternal dan perinatal. Rumah Sakit saat ini belum ada mengirimkan laporan untuk RL1-RL3. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pelaksanaan Sistem Informasi Pelaporan Eksternal di RSUD Arifin Achmad Provinsi. Pendekatan penelitian yang digunakan adalah penelitian deskriptif kualitatif. Subjek penelitian berjumlah 4 orang dengan metode pengumpulan data dengan observasi dan wawancara. Pengolahan data dilakukan dengan cara triangulasi. Analisa data menggunakan teknik isi. Hasil dari penelitian menjelaskan bahwa untuk aplikasi software laporan eksternalnya masih dalam tahap pembuatan khususnya untuk yang RL1-RL3, untuk SDM nya yang masih kurang mendapatkan pelatihan, SOP masih menyesuaikan dengan JUKNIS terbaru, sarana dan prasarana yang kurang memadai. Kesimpulan dari penelitian ini bahwa sistem informasi pelaporan eksternalnya kurang optimal karena belum tersedianya beberapa aplikasi software nya, kurangnya pelatihan untuk SDM, SOP yang masih belum ada, dan banyak saran dan prasarana yang kurang memadai. Disarankan untuk pihak IT segera menyelesaikan pembuatan program software laporan eksternal, memberikan pelatihan untuk SDM di bagian pengolahan data dan pelaporan, cepat terselesaikanya pembuatan SOP yang baru, dan segera menyediakan sarana dan prasarana yang berkualitas.
Strata and Sediment under the Fog: Geological Landscapes in Smithson and Ewen
Authors: Zdebik Jakub
Published: August 2017

Strata and Sediment under the Fog focuses on geological landscapes and how they are a stand-in for the mind’s landscape. This article looks at how American artist Robert Smithson describes the mind through geological landscapes in his writings and how Canadian artist Paterson Ewen diagrammatically represents the organization of rocks. The work of these two artists is considered according to the philosophies of Gilles Deleuze and Immanuel Kant—two philosophers who rely on geological and geographical models and metaphors to communicate the function of thought.
BC’s Representational Silviculture and the Negative Affect of the Pine Beetle Animal Story
Authors: Haynes V.
Published: August 2017

Examining the broader question, “What role does the animal story play in the narration of ecological crisis and how does that narrative impact the story subject,” this paper focuses on the Mountain Pine Beetle eco-crisis consuming the forests of BC. I assert that the government constructs an animal story for the Pine Beetle and capitalizes on the negative affect it associates with the story to manipulate the public’s sense of blame and responsibility for the crisis. As a result of this representation, the Pine Beetle ceases to be animal and bears responsibility for the crisis while being denied the possibility of an inhabitant’s right to the forest.
An Interview with Siew Te Wong
Authors: Sorenson John
Published: August 2017

An interview with Siew Te Wong, M.Sc. CEO and Founder, Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre.
Welcoming
Authors: Burke Anne
Published: August 2017

Review of Andrea Nicki's recent book of poetry.
Teacher Incompetence, Misconduct and Dismissal in British Columbia: An Archival Analysis (1962–1987)
Authors: A. Spetch Edward , Manley-Casimir Michael , M. Piddocke Stuart
Published: August 2017

The assessment of teacher competence and the administrative management of teacher performance are pressing issues of educational accountability. Much is claimed about the putative incompetence of teachers but little systematic data exist to document the extent of this alleged incompetence or to describe incidents of incompetence. This paper reports an archival study of such cases in British Columbia between 1962-1987 and compares these findings with an earlier study from the United States.
The Geography of Thought: How Asians and Westerners Think Differently…and Why
Authors: Nie Haiyan
Published: August 2017

It is a general psychological assumption that the central processing mechanism, which enables people to think, experience, act, and learn, is universal.
Vers une définition des niveaux de maîtrise des competences professionnelles atteints par les enseignants novices
Authors: Castonguay Mireille , Gauthier Clermont , Desbiens Jean-François , Mellouki M’hammed
Published: August 2017

L’objectif de cet article est de présenter les résultats d’une revue de recherches empiriques qui définissent les niveaux de maîtrise des compétences professionnelles atteints par les novices en enseignement. Vingt études ont été recensées et analysées selon un cadre de référence précis : le référentiel La formation à l’enseignement. Les orientations. Les compétences professionnelles (MEQ, 2001). Ce document constitue la nouvelle politique de formation à l’enseignement du Québec qui regroupe en quatre catégories les douze gestes professionnels attendus des futurs enseignants. Des analyses de contenu réalisées, il se dégage que la quasi totalité des sujets évalués parviennent correctement, facilement ou très facilement à maîtriser l’ensemble des compétences professionnelles du référentiel.
Preps and Punks: An Inquiry into Externally Imposed Factors that Contribute to the Social Categorization of Students
Authors: Cope Watson Georgann
Published: August 2017

The division of students into social categories is a phenomenon that invites inquiry. Historically, students have tended to migrate towards one of two groups: the preps who embrace all aspects of school life and the punks who reject all aspects of school life. These two groups are reproductions of the social order. This paper inquires into three elements of the discourse of schooling that influence the categorization of students; normalization, the hidden curriculum and the social contract.
Assessment - A Powerful Lever for Learning
Authors: Earl Lorna
Published: August 2017

Classroom assessment practices have been part of schooling for hundreds of years. There are, however, new findings about the nature of learning and about the roles that assessment can play in enhancing learning for all students. This essay provides a brief history of the changing role of assessment in schooling, describes three different purposes for assessment and foreshadows some implications that shifting to a more differentiated view of assessment can have for policy, practice and research.
Globalization and the social justice agenda for education: Moving from critique to possibilities
Authors: Daniel Yvette
Published: August 2017

This paper analyzes the complexities of addressing the impact of globalization on educational policy. The intent is to engage in a constructive debate about education and equity in a globalized context. Although despair is sometimes inevitable, and is, oftentimes, manifested in a continuing critique of the detrimental effects of globalization on issues of equity and social justice in education, it is not the end. It could serve as the beginning of something that is not just different and redemptive but also forward thinking. There are three parts to this paper: the first offers multiple perspectives for viewing globalization followed by an analysis of the impact on issues of equity and social justice. Lastly, an abridged version of a conceptual model adapted from Ghosh (2004) aims at renegotiating cultural space in an ever-shifting milieu is discussed as a viable possibility.
Modeling and the Gradual Release of Responsibility: What Does It Look Like in the Classroom?
Authors: Maynes Nancy , Julien-Schultz Lynn , Dunn Cilla
Published: August 2017

Recent professional development efforts in literacy have highlighted the role of the teacher as a model for students using direct instruction.  Direct instruction is a lesson methodology taught to teacher candidates. We developed a schematic to represent the confluence of evidence found in the research and analysis of several lesson planning templates in order to create a visual representation of the elements of instruction that could be used to plan lessons. Previous research has demonstrated that modeling was not used frequently in classrooms. We were interested in determining if teachers were still using modeling infrequently. To investigate this, we identified three questions we would pursue through action research and mixed methods of analysis in local classrooms. These questions focused on determining the amount of time spent modeling in classrooms and the actions used after modeling to determine the extent these actions were reflected in the research literature. We found that teachers are using modeling much more frequently than was found to be the case in the previous study, but that the instructional actions following modeling are often inconsistent with research literature conceptions.   Key Words: direct instruction, modeling, gradual release of responsibility, models for teaching
An Ethnography of Two Teachers’ Antiracist and Critical Multicultural Practices
Authors: Mogadime Dolana
Published: August 2017

Educational theorists concerned with antiracist and critical multicultural practices have identified the need for teachers to begin changing the processes of social exclusion which children of colour experience in the school system. An ethnographic study of critical educators teaching practices is provided as a useful directive. The study examines how two critical educators respond to the diversity represented in their school by incorporating antiracist and critical multicultural approaches in their teaching practice. Of interest in relation to Julia Neuman’s practice is the question: How do white teachers negotiate their ‘whiteness’ in relation to the diversity in student population? In the case of Sita Ramana a South Asian teacher, the study considers how cultural and linguistic congruence with her students engages their interests in culturally response reading programs that involve dual language books as well as parent - student active participation in heritage language programs.
Rethinking Literacy Education in New Times: Multimodality, Multiliteracies, & New Literacies
Authors: Rowsell Jennifer , Walsh Maureen
Published: August 2017

The article presents a theoretical overview of new fields of research, pedagogy, and practice in literacy education. In a digital, media-driven, globalized world, educators are faced with the challenge of mediating traditional notions of what it means to be literate (e.g., read and writing print-based texts) with new and ever-emerging skills and interests in technology and digital media. Focusing on a pilot study in Oakville, ON and a longitudinal research study in Sydney, Australia, we compel readers to think about literacy in a new light. Without a push to redefine literacy, educators run the risk of teaching and learning language and literacy skills in anachronistic paradigms and frameworks. While research has not been able to fully establish the impact of multimodal communication, it is essential that educators learn to use these different modes of communication to teach literacy.
Shifting Currents: Science Technology Society and Environment in Northern Ontario Schools
Authors: Steele Astrid
Published: August 2017

The focus is on the practices of secondary science teachers in rural, resource-extraction-based communities in the boreal region of northern Ontario, Canada. In 2008 the Ontario Ministry of Education mandated that science teaching and learning should bring to the forefront consideration of the impacts of science on society and environment, and include environmental education; topics that are particularly pertinent given the location(s) of the study in logging and mining towns. Three years after the introduction of that curriculum the researcher investigates the extent to which the mandated changes have entered teacher practice. The study consists of a survey, (n= 26), interviews (n=7) and a closer exploration of the collaboration between two teachers who work towards including social and environmental issues in their lessons. Findings provide evidence that secondary science teachers are shifting toward a stronger emphasis issues of society and environment in their practice, however teachers identified a number of concerns including an information gap, developing new lessons, program planning, assessment, and teaching in the North. A theoretical framework developed by Pedretti and Nazir was used in the analysis of the teacher collaboration. Recommendations are for professional development to specifically address the concerns raised by the teachers; as well, changes are suggested to the theoretical framework to include a stronger emphasis on environmental education.
Editorial
Authors: Norris Joe , Kemp Andrew
Published: August 2017

Special Issue: Stories of Beginning Professors
My Position Comes with Privilege: I’m Going to Learn How to Use It
Authors: Richardson Scott
Published: August 2017

This composite nonfiction narrativizes the experiences of Daniel Meyers, an assistant professor of education. Specifically, it details his transition from a graduate program to working as a full-time tenure track faculty member at a public state university. Methodologically, this research relies on parallax as an important tool to understanding Meyers’s personal, intellectual, and political struggle in adjusting from a research institution to “performing” at a teaching institution. Teaching institutions, to Meyers, are significantly more customer service driven (read: making students happy) which can be problematic when faculty members have significant and different cultural understandings and interpretations than their students and the university as a whole. Meyers struggles to make adjustments, but ultimately realizes his duties as a teacher and that his contributions—though perceived alternative and conflicting with primary cultural and political narratives—provides him with an extraordinary and privileged opportunity to do important work.
Neoliberalism, Pro-ana/mia Websites, and Pathologizing Women: Using Performance Ethnography to Challenge Psychocentrism
Authors: Schott Nicole D , Spring Lauren , Langan Debra
Published: August 2017

Key terms such as “pro-ana,” “pro-anorexia,” and “pro-ED” are searched for on the Internet over 13 million times annually. These searches lead to web pages and social media sites where pro-anorexia and “pro-bulimia” (pro-ana/mia) contributors share weight-loss and exercise tips, “thinspiration” slogans, images and videos, and speak openly about their problems with eating and body image. In this article, we outline our initial research on online responses to pro-ana/mia, and describe how we used the data and analyses from this research to create a piece of research-informed theatre, or performance ethnography. The initial research identified a range of responses to pro-ana/mia that were aligned with either dominant or critical discourses on the causes of, and solutions for, pro-ana/mia. Our findings and analyses challenge media portrayals and medical approaches to pro-ana/mia phenomena, and support an alternative, critical analysis of how psychocentrism and neoliberalism foster social injustices for women and girls. Our work nurtures collective efforts to displace dominant ideologies and practices that have serious implications for the socio-cultural, economic, physical and mental health of women and their communities.
Pathologizing Indigenous Suicide: Examining the Inquest into the Deaths of C.J. and C.B. at the Manitoba Youth Centre
Authors: Gray Mandi
Published: August 2017

This paper examines the inquest into the deaths by suicide of two Manitoba Indigenous female youth while imprisoned in the Manitoba Youth Centre in Winnipeg, Canada. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the inquest as a discursive space that relies primarily on expert knowledge from law and psychiatry. It studies the inquest’s recommendations for preventing future deaths under similar circumstances. Utilizing Heidi Rimke’s conceptualization of psychocentrism, this analysis examines how suicide discourse in this inquest reduces various manifestations of violence to racial defects and places responsibility on the deceased girls for their inability to have coped with the tortuous conditions of imprisonment.   I argue that contemporary understandings of Indigenous suicide in custody systematically erase histories of colonial violence and erroneously reduce suicide to an issue of individual pathology that can be identified and treated through medicalization, psychiatrization and criminalization.
Caring Labours as Decolonizing Resistance
Authors: Hall Rebecca
Published: August 2017

This article brings feminist theories of social reproduction in conversation with decolonizing feminisms. It takes up Indigenous women's social reproductive labour as enactments of creative expansion. In approaching social reproduction as a site of struggle, it identifies three processes of expansion and resistance at this site: the expansion of care and intimacy into subsistence production; the expansion of the “family” beyond the nuclear through community and kin networks; and the expansion of relations of care to include the land.
spareparts.exchange: Rahim and Robert, Stitched Together in Silence (Creative Intervention)
Authors: Moniruzzaman Monir , Turner Camille , Dewey-Hagborg Heather , Ruxton Jim
Published: August 2017

Spare Parts (spareparts.exchange) is an art installation created collaboratively by Heather Dewey-Hagborg, Jim Ruxton, Camille Turner, and Monir Moniruzzaman. Based on Monir Moniruzzaman’s ethnographic research on the illicit organ trade, Spare Parts explores the ethics of organ trafficking and the emergence of bodily inequality in times of transplant tinkering. In this installation, the viewer is confronted with life sized video projections of Rahim Sheikh, a Bangladeshi kidney seller and Robert Zurrer, a Canadian kidney transplant recipient/buyer, whose kidneys were commodified in the marketplace. The video projections are installed so that the individuals sit in silence facing each other.  Spare Parts highlights the intimacy of spare parts, the economy of the global marketplace, the perils of techno-medicine, and what is means to be human in the 21st century. The installation captures that the buying and selling of body parts is not just a market transaction, but rather represents the desperation, dis/connection, and inequality that exists in the trade.
Corporeal Dimensions of Gender Violence: Ladina’s Self and Body in Eastern Guatemala
Authors: Menjívar Cecilia
Published: August 2017

Based on 30 in-depth interviews with Ladina women and field work conducted in a rural town in eastern Guatemala, I examine the physical expressions that violence can take on the women's bodies, such as common physical ailments that result from emotional distress as well as sicknesses that are caused directly by the conditions in which they live. A central theme in the discussion is the embodiment of violence as it is expressed in the control of the women's body in the social milieu, such as the control of their socializing and visiting. I use a sociologically- and anthropologically-informed lens to situate corporeal questions within structures of social inequalities and human suffering and, thus, this examination contributes to debates about the relationship between body and society, macro and micro processes in the social world, as well as explorations between the women's lives and their rights. As such, this examination permits to unveil embedded structures of violence that assault the women's dignity and provoke suffering, as well as those instances in which gender solidarity is created. This examination allows us to explore implications for gender-based social justice.
My Critique is Bigger than Yours: Constituting Exclusions in Critical Security Studies
Authors: Mutimer David Roger
Published: August 2017

Critical Security Studies proceeds from the premise that words are world-making, that is that the ways we think about security are constitutive of the worlds of security we analyse. Turned to conventional security studies and the practices of global politics, this critical insight has revealed the ways in which the exclusions that are the focus of this conference have been produced. Perhaps most notable in this regard has been David Campbell's work, showing how the theory and practice of security are an identity discourse producing both insides and outsides, but the production of excluded others is a theme that runs through the critical scholarship on security in the past decade or more. This article turns the critical security studies gaze on itself, to explore the field's own complicity in the production of exclusions. The article reads three important instances of critical security studies for the inclusions and exclusions they produce: Ken Booth's Theory of World Securitv, the epilogue to David Campbell's Writing Security, and the CASE Collective Manifesto. The article concludes by asking about the nature of the inclusions and exclusions these divisions produce and the politics which those exclusions, in turn, (re)produce.
Struggles Against Bilateral FTAs: Challenges for Transnational Global Justice Activism
Authors: Choudry Aziz
Published: August 2017

The past decade has seen major movements and mobilizations against the new crop of bilateral free trade and investment agreements being pursued by governments in the wake of the failure of global (World Trade Organization) and regional (e.g. Free Trade Area of the Americas) negotiations, and the defeat of an attempted Multilateral Agreement on Investment in the 1990s.  However, in spite of much scholarly, non-governmental organization (NGO) and activist focus on transnational global justice activism, many of these movements, such as the major multi-sectoral popular struggle over the recently-concluded US-Korea Free Trade Agreement, are hardly acknowledged in North America and Europe.  With a shift in emphasis pushing liberalization and deregulation of trade and investment increasingly favouring lower-profile bilateral agreements, this article maps the resistance movements to these latest shifts in global free market capitalist relations and discusses the disconnect between these (mainly Southern) struggles and dominant scholarly and NGO conceptions of global justice and the global justice movement as well as questions of knowledge production arising from these movements.
Governmentality and the Power of Transnational Women’s Movements
Authors: Harrington Carol
Published: August 2017

Feminists have celebrated success in gendering security discourse and practice since the end of the Cold War. Scholars have adapted theories of contentious politics to analyze how transnational feminist networks achieved this. I argue that such theories would be enhanced by richer conceptualizations of how transnational feminist networks produce and disseminate new forms of global governmental knowledge and expertise. This article engages social movement theory with theories of global governmentality. Governmentality analysis typically focuses upon governmental power rather than political contention or the collective agency of political outsiders. However, I argue that governmentality analysis contributes to an account of feminist influence on the fields of development and security within global politics. The governmentality lens views politics as a struggle over truth and expertise. Since experts have authority to speak the truth on a given issue, governmentality analysis seeks to uncover the social basis of expertise. Such analysis of expertise can illuminate important aspects of the power of movements. The power of transnational women’s movements lies in production and dissemination of knowledge about women within global knowledge networks.
Remembrance, Public Narratives, and Obstacles to Justice in the Western Balkans
Authors: Subotic Jelena
Published: August 2017

Twenty years since the onset of the traumatic wars of Yugoslav secession, the countries of the Western Balkans continue to nurture narratives of the past that are mutually exclusive, contradictory, and irreconcilable. The troubling ways in which states in the region remember their pasts provide continuing obstacles in the search for acknowledgment and justice. In this essay, I develop an argument for understanding the relationship between justice and remembrance of the past. To illustrate this relationship, I explore ways in which education and memorialization projects contribute to justice efforts. I critically analyze a few ongoing education and memory projects in the region, and then present alternative ideas on mechanisms of public memory that would be more conducive to building the foundational blocks of justice based on trust, respect, and dignity.
“I Thought We Had No Rights” – Challenges in Listening, Storytelling, and Representation of LGBT Refugees
Authors: Fobear Katherine
Published: August 2017

Storytelling serves as a vital resource for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans* (LGBT) refugees’ access to asylum. It is through telling their personal stories to the Canadian Immigration and Refugee Board that LGBT refugees’ claims for asylum are accessed and granted. Storytelling also serves as a mechanism for LGBT refugees to speak about social injustice within and outside of Canada. In this article, I explore the challenges of storytelling and social justice as an activist and scholar. I focus on three contexts where justice and injustice interplay in LGBT refugee storytelling: the Canadian Immigration and Refugee Board, public advocacy around anti-queer violence and refugee rights, and oral history research. I describe how in each arena storytelling can be a powerful tool of justice for LGBT refugees to validate their truths and bring their voices to the forefront in confronting state and public violence. I investigate how these areas can also inflict their own injustices on LGBT refugees by silencing their voices and reproducing power hierarchies.
Fast Times in Hallowed Halls: Making Time for Activism in a Culture of Speed
Authors: Petrick Kamilla
Published: August 2017

This article examines the implications of the social acceleration of time for the capacity of activist-scholars to engage in collective action. Drawing on interdisciplinary literature on time and temporality, the article argues that the neoliberal university is driven by the same speed imperative that underpins the capitalist mode of production, and that the resulting and growing time pressures inhibit academics' (and others') involvement in social movements in profound and deleterious ways. To explore this argument empirically, I draw on insights gleaned from semi-structured interviews with Canadian activist-scholars. Despite the manifest diversity of temporal experiences and challenges faced by scholar-activists in contemporary high-speed society, it is clear that academics today face severe  time pressures that apply across individual differences and across disciplines. These pressures, which can only be properly explicated with reference to the ruling political-economic paradigm, militate against the capacity to engage in reflexive thought (for both scholarly and activist purposes) and also against a higher level of involvement of ‘public intellectuals’ in social movements. The article's conclusion offers a few tentative thoughts about tempering the speed imperative for the purpose of self-care and by extension, for the common good in the long run.
Scholarship and Activism: A Social Movements Perspective
Authors: Cox Laurence
Published: August 2017

This article revisits the debate over Barker and Cox’s (2011) use of Gramsci’s distinction between traditional and organic intellectuals to contrast academic and activist modes of theorizing about social movements. Often misread as an attack on personal choices in career and writing, the distinction aimed to highlight the different purposes, audiences, and social relationships entailed by these different forms of theorizing. Discourses which take ‘scholarship’ as their starting point position ‘activist’ as a personal choice within an institutional field, and substitute this moral commitment for a political assessment of its effects. By contrast, few academics have undergone the political learning curve represented by social movements. This may explain the widespread persistence – beyond any intellectual or empirical credibility – of a faith in ‘critical scholarship’ isolated from agency, an orientation to policy makers and mainstream media as primary audiences or an unquestioned commitment to existing institutional frameworks as pathways to substantial social change.  Drawing on over three decades of movement participation and two of academic work, this article explores two processes of activist training within the academy. It also explores the politics of different experiences of theoretical publishing for social movements audiences. This discussion focuses on the control of the “means of mental production” (Marx, 1965), and the politics of distribution. The conclusion explores the broader implications of these experiences for the relationship between movements and research.
Outside but Along-Side: Stumbling with Social Movements as Academic Activists
Authors: Khasnabish Alex , Haiven Max
Published: August 2017

In this article, we critically reflect on the production and measurement of ‘success’ and ‘failure’ both in social movements and social movement research. We do so by focusing on the Radical Imagination Project, an experiment in politically engaged, ethnographically grounded social movement research we have sustained in Halifax, Nova Scotia since 2010. We discuss our methodological strategy of ‘convocation,’ distinguishing it from other social movement research approaches, and reflect on the difficulties inherent in practicing these methods within the austere realities and pressures of the neoliberal university. We explore the ways in which the particular complexities of the fraught field and habitus of the would-be academic­activist might be critically assessed and best mobilized to assist in the reproduction of movements, without also unduly reproducing the neoliberal university or its architectures of privilege and power.
Grandeur et décadence de l’accord du participe passé
Authors: Thomas Alain
Published: August 2017

L’écriture du participe passé, qui est relativement simple dans ses formes les plus communes (accord après l’auxiliaire être et non accord après avoir), devient une course à obstacles pleine d’exceptions plus ou moins logiques quand il s’agit de l’accord avec le complément d’objet direct (dorénavant « COD ») antéposé. nous proposons de retourner d’abord aux origines des règles d’accord et de faire ensuite une synthèse de leur observation plus ou moins réussie dans la pratique quotidienne des francophones, tant à l’écrit qu’à l’oral, à partir des recherches disponibles dans ce domaine.
Entretien électronique avec David Foenkinos : « De Nathalie à la mort »
Authors: Foenkinos David , Parayre Catherine
Published: August 2017

Auteur français couronné de succès (comme en témoignent l’attribution de nombreux littéraires et le nombre élevé d’exemplaires vendus de ses œuvres en France et à l’étranger, en français et en traduction), David Foenkinos – fantaisiste, érudit et alerte dans son style – a publié une dizaine de romans, dont Le potentiel érotique de ma femme (Gallimard, 2004), La délicatesse (Gallimard, 2009), Lennon (Plon, 2010), Les souvenirs (Gallimard, 2011) et, tout récemment, Je vais mieux (Gallimard, 2013). La délicatesse a donné lieu à la réalisation d’un film au titre éponyme réalisé par l’auteur et son frère Stéphane et avec Audrey Tautou dans le rôle de Nathalie, protagoniste principale. David Foenkinos était l’invité du Salon du livre de Toronto en décembre 2012.
En hiver
Authors: Torterat Frédéric
Published: August 2017

Poèmes
Le roman de l’adultère : du mythe littéraire au palimpseste
Authors: NDiaye Abdoulaye
Published: August 2017

Malgré la distance temporelle et spatiale, les romans du XIXe siècle traitant de l'adultère et Le Roman de Tristan et Iseut (12e siècle) entretiennent un rapport d'analogie et de contiguïté tel que l'analyse révèle des aspects que le palimpseste éclaire par ses propriétés. Le roman du 12e siècle constitue l'hypotexte et prend ainsi toute la part du mythe fondateur.

Despite the temporal and spatial distance , the novels of the nineteenth century dealing with adultery and Le Roman de Tristan et Iseut (12th century) maintain a relationship of analogy and contiguity such as analysis shows aspects that the palimpsest enlighten through its properties. The 12e century novel makes up the subtext and so takes on the part of the founding myth.