Introduzione allo studio della partecipazione politica (1966) by Alessandro Pizzorno

“…But participation does necessarily identify with consensus or dissent. On the contrary the modern problem of participation originates with the autonomous rise of the civil society and the transposition on the political plane of its own conflicts. …”
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Relevance, Impartiality, Welfare and Consent: Principles of an Animal-Centered Research Ethics by Clara Mancini, Eleonora Nannoni

“…This paper explores the applicability of an animal-centered ethics to animal research, whereby animals would be regarded as autonomous subjects, legitimate stakeholders in and contributors to a research process, with their own interests and capable of consenting and dissenting to their involvement. This perspective derives from the ethical stance taken within the field of Animal-Computer Interaction (ACI), where researchers acknowledge that an animal-centered approach is essential to ensuring the best research outcomes. …”
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Challenges to physician–patient communication about medication use: a window into the skeptical patient’s world by Bezreh T, Laws MB, Taubin T, Rifkin DE, Wilson IB

“…We discuss how these observations can potentially be understood with reference to Habermas’s theory of communicative action, and conclude that physicians can benefit from better understanding the negative ways in which some patients perceive physicians’ prescribing practices.Keywords: patient–provider communication, trust, medical decision making, dissent and disputes, culture of medicine, health literacy…”
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Representing the Unpresentable by Elham Gheytanchi

“…The book’s underlying questions are “Why are modern acts, often articulated in terms of dress or veiling, associated with the dissent of the Babi? And why does this image of ‘the Babi’ appear as a dialectic of modernity, fluctuating between images ofWestern secularism and unveiling on the one hand, and as unpresentable images of Shi`ite antiquity, on the other?” …”
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Problematika Legal Standing Putusan Mahkamah Konstitusi by Ajie Ramdan

“…In addition there are constitutional judges dissenting opinion affirming that the applicant has no legal standing. …”
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Quality of life in cancer patients treated with mistletoe: a systematic review and meta-analysis by Martin Loef, Harald Walach

“…Abstract Background Mistletoe extracts are used as an adjunct therapy for cancer patients, but there is dissent as to whether this therapy has a positive impact on quality of life (QoL). …”
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Agents of (un)sustainability: democratising universities for the planetary crisis by Calum McGeown, John Barry

“…However, any such processes will of course be difficult, especially given the wider neoliberal political and political economy context within which universities operate, as well as a conservative institutional culture which disincentivises dissent from “business as usual”. In the discussion that follows, we therefore anticipate and argue that advancing such transformative and innovative changes will initially involve individuals or small groups of academics willing to go beyond “academia as usual”.…”
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Tver Zemstvo and Governor A. N. Somov: Features of Interaction by Aleksei E. Andreev

“…Another example of the governor’s benevolent attitude towards the anti-government-minded zemstvo is the submission to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the dissenting opinion of the provincial zemstvo assembly on the shortcomings of state power and the need to reform the state apparatus. …”
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Del caballo a la electricidad: imaginario ambiental y tecnológico en la transformación del sistema tranviario chileno a fines del siglo XIX by Elisabet Prudant

“…Even though the urban elite did favor the use of electricity for the public transport system, other actors, in contrast, voiced their dissent against the alleged contribution, and expressed fears and distrust with respect to the benefits that such technology would bring forth to the population, especially to the poorer inhabitants.…”
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Rebuilding the broken walls of Zimbabwe with the Church, leadership and followership by Kimion Tagwirei

“…The ruling government of Zimbabwe has been militantly silencing dissenting voices and the nation has a dire need for a prophetic voice to speak about reformation. …”
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Lessons Learned from a Two-Round Delphi-based Scenario Study by Ulrike Schmalz, Stefan Spinler, Jürgen Ringbeck

“…. • Projections that create dissent among the panelists may provide valuable results. • Data analytics, software programs and online social networks can support researchers, save time and resources, and provide further insights in the process of conducting a Delphi study.…”
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La revolución no será televisada. Subjetividades, estéticas y cuerpos im-presentables en la escena mediática bolivariana by Ybelice Briceño Linares

“…I will explore how strategies initially aimed at empowering and giving symbolic recognition of subordinate sectors have become new normalizing devices that construct reified images of what the people mean and how they often help produce exclusive and oppressive subjectivities of other groups (women, subjects with no hegemonic masculinities, dissenting sexualities).…”
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Effect of Cyperus Rotundus Rhizomes on Blood Glucose, Lipid, Insulin and Hepatic Enzymes in Insulin Resistance Model of Male Rats by Yahyavi H, Ahangarpour A.

“…Diabetes was induced by fructose 10% in drinking water for 8 weeks, then the animals were divided randomly into 4 groups: control, Fructose induce, aqueous extracts of Cyperus rotundus rhizomes (500mg/kg), MeOH extracts of Cyperus rotundus rhizomes (500mg/kg). 48 hours after the last gavage with extracts, the rats were fasted for 12h, then blood samples were collected from heart, serum was dissented and blood glucose, insulin, fasting insulin resistance index (FIRI), lipid profile and hepatic enzymes were determined.Results: Glucose in fructose group in comparison with control group showed a significant increase. …”
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Awareness Context and Social Recognition: Reconsidering a Case Study of “Dialogue” between Different Ethnic Persons in Japan by Ken’ichi Yamaguchi

“…The substantive theory proposes a joint action characterized by unending mutual recognition and pragmatist dissent as a pragmatist public sphere between different ethnic persons in Japan. …”
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A saúde coletiva nos cursos de graduação em Educação Física Public health in Physical Education undergraduate courses by Heitor Martins Pasquim

“…Although it is an element of dissent within the conservative educational program, the specific disciplines, in both universities, seem not to have enough density to produce a curriculum that enables the development of Public Health.…”
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The interrogative particle zar - from syntax and semantics to etymology by Vlajić-Popović Jasna B.

“…This paper deals with the Serbian interrogative particle zar/zar/zar ‘num, forsan’, typically positioned at the beginning of a sentence (expressing surprise, wonder, disbelief, dissent, etc.) or at its end, coupled with ne and separated by a comma (in guided questions, affirmative and negative alike: Ti ga (ne) voliš, zar ne?)…”
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Legal Consequences of The Separation of the Chagos Archipelago from Mauritius in 1965 (ICJ Advisory Opinion, 25 February 2019, General List No. 169) by Besfort T. Rrecaj

“…Eight judges presented their declarations among whom two presented a joint declaration, four judges presented separate opinions and one of the judges presented a dissenting opinion at the end of the proceedings. Thirty three states have submitted written statements. …”
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Between Tikkun Olam and Self-Defense: Young Jewish Americans Debate the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict by Ella Ben Hagai, Eileen L. Zurbriggen

“…Understanding of Palestinian dispossession was associated with the rejection of the mainstream Jewish establishment’s unconditional support of Israel. Moreover, dissenting Jewish students were concerned that others in the campus community would perceive them as denying the demands of people of color. …”
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EL LENGUAJE DIGITAL FUERA DE LA PANTALLA: LA POTENCIA POLÍTICA DE EJECUCIONES DE CÓDIGO EN DEMEROL DE MARIO BELLATIN Y LOOPS DE MERCE CUNNINGHAM by Renee Carmichael

“…It shows how reading, like the dance of a choreography, is the execution of an aesthetic process that creates events of fragmented bodies that are connected through communities of dissent. This article executes Rancière’s work alongside Demerol by Mario Bellatin and the dance Loops by Merce Cunningham. …”
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Queers non blanc·hes en France by Najwa Ouguerram-Magot

“…Between submissive invisibility and resistant visibility, respondents defend another dissenting regime of visibility, reserved in its demonstration, implicit in its declaration. …”
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