The foreign policy of Klemens von Metternich in the works of V. K. Nadler (1840–1894) by Serhii Lyman

“…However, to denote the new international order, Nadler usually used the name «Metternich's political system», thus stressing the crucial importance of the Austrian minister as the organizer of the Congress of Vienna, the guarantor of the implementation of its decisions, and the driving force behind the fight against any dissent in European countries. According to Nadler, while the Vienna international order initially developed precisely in the reactionary direction mapped out by Metternich, the Greek Revolution and the Adrianople Peace Treaty of 1829, which confirmed the autonomy of Greece, struck a real blow to the «Metternich system».…”
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“Wars” on COVID-19 in Slovakia, Russia, and the United States: Securitized Framing and Reframing of Political and Media Communication Around the Pandemic by Marta N. Lukacovic

“…Powerful Russian media influencers enjoy some conspiracy theories but prudently avoid direct challenges to the government's frame, and so far only marginal rogue actors openly advance dissenting frames. The polarized political and media environment in the US has shown to create a particularly fertile ground for rogue grassroots movements that utilize online platforms and social media, at times going as far as encouragement of violent acts to oppose the government and its pandemic response policy.…”
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Redeveloping Peace in Contemporary Islam by Nikmah Rochmawati

“…The proponents of Islam  claim Islam as a religion of peace, while on the other hand, who are mostly Westerners, would dissent this claim by addressing jihad as a violent product of Islam. …”
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Presidential rhetoric as crime control theater: the case of cybercrime by N. Marion, J. B. Hill

“…This is characterized by the use of mythic narratives, a reliance on moral panic, little public dissent, and the ineffectiveness of the policy itself. …”
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How Readers Shape the Content of an Encyclopedia: A Case Study Comparing the German Meyers Konversationslexikon (1885-1890) with Wikipedia (2002-2013) by Ulrike Spree

“…Regardless of these differences, the comparison between Meyers Konversationslexikon and Wikipedia indicates that the sine qua non for activating an upwards spiral of quality improvement is that readers accept, learn and cultivate common rules - including how to deal with dissent - and identify with the product at least so far as that they report mistakes.…”
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Commemoration in conflict. Comparing the generation of solidarity at the 1916 Easter Rising Commemorations in Belfast Northern Ireland and the 1948 ‘Nakba’ Commemorations in Ramall... by Brendan Browne

“…Far from being events that generate a sense of social cohesion between groups for whom the past is relevant, commemorative rituals which take place in a hostile environment can be arenas of dissent; opportunities for marginalised factions to challenge the often state-sponsored hegemonic narrative, thus revealing the limits to the solidarity thesis.…”
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Pioneer of Modern Arab renaissance (His life and his effect) Ahmed Faris Al Shidyaq by زهراء فاروق علوان

“…Accordingly, many oriantalists praised the great role played by Ah-Shidyaq at that time. He was dissented by orient list and historian (Gibb) as "one of the great heroes who defend lslam". …”
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The Split Second Effect: The Mechanism of How Equinus Damages the Human Foot and Ankle by James Amis

“…The split second effect is a dissenting theory based on 30 years of clinical and academic orthopaedic foot and ankle experience, keen clinical observation along the way, and review of the developing literature, culminating in examination of many hours of slow motion video of normal and abnormal human gait. …”
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History of formation and doctrine religious organization of Jehovah’s Witnesses by Denis Klyukovsky, priest Alexander Khoroshko

“…Jehovah's Witnesses practice control of members of the organization, isolation from external relations with society, psychological influence and pressure on dissenters, rigid conspiracy and discipline. The closure from the outside world, which has repeatedly provoked family conflicts, is the cause of sharp criticism of the practices and structure of Jehovah’s Witnesses, as well as accusations of sectarianism and even of a totalitarian approach. …”
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Tres debates sobre la homonormativización de las identidades gay y lesbiana / Three Debates about the Homonormativization of the Gay and Lesbian Identities by Pau López Clavel

“…ABSTRACT: In this paper, starting from the analysis of the homonormativity concept proposed by Lisa Duggan in 2002, I pretend to realize an approximation toward several dissents that have arisen in relation to three capital manifestations of this phenomenon: the debate about same-sex marriage, the depoliticization of gay and lesbian images in the media and the national inclusion of gays and lesbians in the ineomperialist western projects. …”
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The Role of Border Rivers in Iran-Iraq Relations from Pahlavi to the Beginning of the Iran–Iraq War (case study: Gangir and Konjan Cham in Ilam province) by مرتضی اکبری, سیاوش یاری

“…The present study tries to investigate the process of historical boundary dissentions between Iran and Ottomans as well as Iran and Iraq from Qajar dynasty period to the beginning of Iraqi eight- year imposed war on Iran. …”
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Discursividade dialógico-polifônica na formação de professores / Dialogical-polyphonic discursivity in teacher education by Maria de Fátima Fonseca Guilherme de Castro

“…In the social formation from where they enunciate, in each synchrony,the participants construct discursivities in a way that they inscribe themselves in discursive formations that coexist by dialogical and polyphonic relations (resonant, consonant, dissonant and dissent) that reveal their polyphonic referentiality.…”
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‘Nowadays Kalmyks Maintain Firm Peace with the Crimea ...’: Kalmyk-Crimean Relations in the Late Seventeenth Century by Vladimir T. Tepkeev

“…That was a significant success of the Crimean diplomacy that took every advantage of the then dissentions between Kalmyks and the Tsardom of Russia. …”
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Narrating Resistant Citizenships through Two Pandemics by Corinne Squire, Jamilson Bernardo de Lemos

“…The study suggests potential future resistant effects of repeated ‘complaint’ about Covid-era citizenship losses, and the more general significance of histories of dissent for future effective resistance.…”
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Unlikely readers: Negotiating the book in colonial South Asia, c. 1857–1914 by Mukhopadhyay, P

“…Instead, it contends that the formation of identities in colonial South Asia, whether compliant or dissenting, was predicated on superficial forms of textual engagement, leaving the documents of empire most likely misread, unread, or simply read in part.…”

Behavioural, electrophysiological and connectionist studies in inflectional morphology by Shilson, G

“…</p> <p>The English past tense has become a critical arena of dissent between symbolic and subsymbolic theories of linguistics. …”

Poetry and the court in the reign of Charles I by Thomson, E

“…They did not write directly to dissent from or support the king's policies, but they were members of his court, which he intended should be exemplary, representing the nation to itself and to the world. …”

The revolution's echoes : music and political culture in Conakry, Guinea by Dave, N

“…As I show, musicians in Conakry, across genres and generations, rarely express dissent and overwhelmingly adopt cautious and conservative positions towards the state. …”

The case against a special regime for intragroup transactions by Enriques, L, Gilotta, S

“…Even in that form, it should be adopted together with adequate protections for shareholders dissenting from the midstream resolution to opt into the regime.…”

The concept of discipline by White, E

“…The invocations of the term ‘discipline’ by Milton’s angels in Paradise Lost (1667) sought to encourage dissenting readers to faithfulness and co-operation (Chapter 3). …”