The Evolution of Law by Petru Tărchilă

“…The entire community acted according to rules because their disobedience had an influence on the survival of the entire community, as they had a powerful mystical and religious character. …”
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Decolonizing English Literature Departments At Arab Universities by Tahrir Hamdi

“…Mignolo, “Epistemic Disobedience, Independent Thought and Decolonial Freedom” (2009).…”
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The Aqedah (Genesis 22), God’s Promise, and Its Relation to the Post-Pandemic Churches by Steven Yong

“…As the world grapples with the profound impact of the global health crisis, it is argued that Genesis 22 is not just a problem of an endangered promise, but rather a complex relationship Abraham has between a divine promise that is also entangled with and should be understood in relation to, a divine command, a doubtful and responding faith, and an act of obedience and disobedience. In short, faith indeed is a pilgrimage. …”
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Conscientious Objection – an act of Faithfulness to Oneself by Martina s. Ana Begić

“…In the end, conscientious objection is not disobedience to the law or some anti-juridical position but an aspiration to express the correct spirit of the law that does not contradict the inalienable rights of the human person. …”
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“Anti-Riot” or “Anti-Protest” Legislation? Black Lives Matter, News Framing, and the Protest Paradigm by Kathleen Bartzen Culver, Douglas M. McLeod

“…Subsequent news coverage of these protests prominently featured acts of civil disobedience even though almost all protests were peaceful. …”
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The ethics of DeCSS posting: towards assessing the morality of the Internet posting of DVD copyright circumvention software by K.R. Eschenfelder, R.G. Howard, A.C. Desai

“…Through our investigation, we point to limitations in current frameworks used to assess ethical computer based civil disobedience. <br><b>Method.</b> The paper draws on empirical findings of actual DeCSS posting to consider the limitations of current frameworks. …”
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Socialist Biopolitics: Flesh and Animality in Cuba and Venezuela by Magdalena López

“…I examine several instances of visual arts, performance, literature, and public demonstrations, to reveal, on the one hand, sacrificial state power over the population’s bodies and, on the other, examples of disobedience against the state.   Resumen Partiendo de la diferenciación ontológica entre lo humano y lo animal como mecanismo fundamental de la violencia biopolítica, analizaré la ambigüedad de los imaginarios sobre la carne y lo animal en Cuba y Venezuela. …”
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Rehabilitasi Sekolah Dalam Mengatasi Masalah Siswa Di SMP Sabilul Muttaqin Tamberu Barat Sokobanah Sampang by Zainur Rahman, Achmad Wahyudi, Ach. Baidowi

“…The results showed: (1) identification of student problems, including: discipline or activeness in school, school uniforms, student quantity, dislike of subject matter, dislike of teachers, bad ethical problems, and disobedience to school rules. (2) Handling student problems, among others: first with a face to face approach by giving directions and warnings to students. …”
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Adler-Glasser approach to oppositional defiant disorder: a systematic review by mohhamad mahmoodian, hamid alizade, pezeshke pezeshk, ahmad borjali, Noor Ali Farrokhi

“…Also, some Persian sources used in this field were used.The review of the literature suggests the effectiveness of Adler-Glaser's approach to the symptoms of disobedience disorder. Based on Adler-Glaser's approach, they are not disorderly disordered disorder, but they are discouraged and their five needs have not been answered. …”
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“We Beat Them to Help Them Push”: Midwives’ Perceptions on Obstetric Violence in the Ashante and Western Regions of Ghana by Abena Asefuaba Yalley

“…Midwives abuse women as a result of the pressures of the midwifery profession, poor maternal efforts of women, disrespect of midwives, women’s disobedience, and uncooperative attitudes. The culture of acceptability of obstetric violence is a major driver, contributing to its normalization. …”
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Criminalization of Marital Sexual Intercourse without the Wife's Consent in International Documents and the Laws of Ireland, Indonesia, Turkey and Iran by mahzad saffarinia, sara sabour

“…In this article, it is proved that, it is possible to define the subject of sexual intercourse without the wife's consent in the context of Islamic jurisprudence in the cases of permission for the wife's disobedience and the necessity of the wife's consent to have sex. …”
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Sending older parents to the nursing home from the perspective of islamic law by Syamsul Anwar

“…Using a library research approach, it explores whether it is considered disobedient and thus prohibited or whether positive aspects should be considered. …”
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INSTITUTIONAL INTERVENTIONS ON SUPRANATIONAL LEVEL: TYPOLOGY AND MECHANISMS OF REALIZATION by Sergey А. Kristinevich

“…The author was the first to describe the situation of forced balance characterized by the fact that further use of power potential can cause a drop in legitimacy and growth in control costs for invader, while resistance of the intervention object to established institutional order can cause a rise in disobedience costs. Apart from that the article grounded a thesis that for the forced balance it is not typical to distribute the gain of interaction like with voluntary exchange, it is typical to come to an agreement concerning the level of victim’s tolerance (maximum costs, which the victim is ready to endure) and a threshold (minimum possible) value of invader legitimacy. …”
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Do protests influence environmental attitudes? Evidence from Extinction Rebellion by Yiannis Kountouris, Eleri Williams

“…In this paper we examine the influence of protests on environmental attitudes, focusing on Extinction Rebellion’s April 2019 campaign of civil disobedience in the UK. Using individual-level survey data collected around the time of the protest, we exploit its exogeneity to the timing of survey response, to compare attitudes towards sustainable lifestyles, perceptions of own environmental impact, support for pro-environmental policy and behavior, and views about the severity and imminence of environmental crises, before and after the protest. …”
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SIGNIFIKANSI MAKNA NUSHŪZ DALAM QS. AL-NISĀ[4]: 34 DENGAN TINJAUAN TEORI MA’NĀ-CUM-MAGHZĀ by Dewi Umaroh

“…Based on the application of this theory, the results were obtained: first, al-ma‘nā al-tārīkhī of wife's nushūz is an attitude of disobedience or against her wife to her husband. Second, al-maghzā al-tārikhī obtained is that the verse came down in the Medina period which was full of male superiority over women where men were predicated of qawwām based on certain characteristics so that it had implications for the wife's nushūz. …”
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Perception of freedom in the Chinese linguistic worldview: Tradition and modernity by K.M. Naumova

“…The starting point of the research is the traditional ideas about freedom, rooted in Confucianism and the Taoist worldview, according to which disobedience and self-will of the individual can lead society and the country to chaos, so freedom should be limited by norms and prohibitions. …”
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Akuntabilitas Dan Transparansi Program Kerjasama Kemitraan Pada Tingkat Lokal (Studi Kasus Penerapan Manajemen "Contracting Out" Pada Dinas PUPP Kabupaten Sleman) by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…The research proves that the program failures are caused by the disobedience of the program implementers in applying the transparency and accountability principles. …”

Oil-dependence and civil conflict in Nigeria by Oyefusi, A

“…Three factors (educational attainment, income level and asset possession) consistently explain the propensity to general violence among individuals in the region in the Ordered and Multinomial regressions on civil disobedience. The paper concludes with a discussion of some measures that may be used to break the "conflict trap" and overcome the corrupting influence of oil-dependence in Nigeria.…”

Characterizing misbehaviour among Jordanian high school students by Mahasneh, Ameen Mohammed Mousa, Md Nor, Sharifah, Md. Aroff, Abdul Rahman, Abdullah, Nur Surayyah Madhubala, Abu Samah, Bahaman, Mahasneh, Ahmad Mohammed Mousa

“…The most frequent types of misbehaviour found among Jordanian high schools students were disobedience, classroom disruption and vandalizing school property. …”
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The Rational-Based Right to Punishment by MEHDI MUSAZADEH KOFI, alihosein najafiabrandabadi, bagher shamloo, firoz mahmodi janaki

“…The right of citizens to rehabilitation and justice desert, as well as the rights of citizens to civil disobedience, and the right not to be punished are the results of the application of the rational-based right to punishment. …”
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