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    • Perils of Promise: The Operation and Evolution of Justifications of Power in Ancient China from the Neolithic Period to the Zhou Dynasty 

      Liang, Victor Ruifeng
      Published 2024-02-15
      In contemporary China, post-1979, ‘performance legitimacy’ is used to support one-party rule, emphasising effective governance and successful societal outcomes. While many believe the concept is modern, it is rather deeply ...
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    • Did marginal propensities to consume change with the housing boom and bust? 

      Cho, Yunho; Morley, James; Singh, Aarti
      Published 2024
      We extend a widely used semi-structural model to identify and estimate dynamic consumption elasticities with respect to transitory income shocks. Applying our model to household survey data, we find a structural break in ...
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    • Locked Up & Locked Out: Incarceration & Children's Interests 

      McGuire, Gabriel
      Published 2024-02-01
      In this thesis I question the justifiability of the current practice of juvenile incarceration. I argue that children have rights borne out of both extrinsic and intrinsic interests. I suggest that the detained child's ...
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    • Disobedient Discourse: Mill, ContraPoints, and the Limits of Free Speech Norms 

      Anderson, Lachlan
      Published 2024-02-02
      In this paper, I explore contemporary disagreement regarding protests against speakers deemed regressive or bigoted by progressive activists. I do so by examining the rationale, scope, and operation of free speech norms ...
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    • Eco-anxiety and environmental history: a forum 

      Dunk, James; Gaynor, Andrea; Cushing, Nancy; Cook, Margaret; Jones, Rebecca
      Published 2024-02-01
      Environmental historians, like others who study and write about the environment, have long worked with the emotional and psychological impacts of environmental change, including grief, anxiety, rage, and despair. But the ...
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