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• Coercion
  Broadly defined, '''coercion''' is the process of of starting or stopping changes in political or indivi | title = Weapons of Mass Migration: Forced Displacement as an Instrument of Coercion
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• Coercion/Definition
  ...pressure—most commonly, the application of the threat of force; successful coercion is a form of [[compellence]]
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• Coercion/Related Articles
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• Coercion
  Broadly defined, '''coercion''' is the process of of starting or stopping changes in political or indivi | title = Weapons of Mass Migration: Forced Displacement as an Instrument of Coercion
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• Social power/Definition
  ...and Raven, postulates that there are six sources of social power: reward; coercion; legitimacy or normative power; referent (or organizational) power; experti
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• Human behavior/Definition
  ...]]s, [[value]]s, [[ethics]], [[authority]], [[rapport]], [[persuasion]], [[coercion]], [[force]], [[self-interest]], [[genetics]] or a variety of other factors
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• Coercion/Definition
  ...pressure—most commonly, the application of the threat of force; successful coercion is a form of [[compellence]]
  280 bytes (40 words) - 14:42, 25 August 2010
• Thomas Jefferson/Debate Guide
  ...t a powerful navy, Jefferson had little alternative but to pursue economic coercion with the [[Embargo of 1807]]. ...fferson's personal aversion to war also led him to this policy of economic coercion.<ref>[[Edward Channing]], ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=ZBYOAAAAIAAJ&
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• Power (politics)
  ...ed with legitimacy (i.e., the consent of the governed), or by taking it by coercion; the drive for power may be a [[The End of History and the Last Man#Struggl
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• Compellence
  ...ng the action that would draw suspicion. Some consider it synonymous with coercion,<ref name=Bratton>{{citation | title = When is coercion successful? And why can't we agree on it?
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• Foundation for Economic Education
  ...et, and the moral superiority of individual choice and responsibility over coercion. It has sponsored presentations from [[Ludwig von Mises]], [[F.A. Hayek]],
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• Human Trafficking
  ...legal trade of persons in a position of vulnerability by means of force or coercion for purpose of exploitation. It is claimed by some to be the second-largest ...ceipt of persons, by means of the threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, of abduction, of fraud, of deception, of the abuse of power or of a positi
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• Chesapeake Affair
  ...f American waters. As a broader policy, he advocated a policy of economic coercion which was passed as the [[Embargo of 1807|Embargo Act of 1807]].
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• Daniel Byman/Bibliography
  *co-author, ''The Dynamics of Coercion: American Foreign Policy and the Limits of Military Might'' (Cambridge Univ
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• Duress (criminal law)
  ...rced or threatened to participate in a criminal act either with threats or coercion applied to the defendant or a close relative of the defendant. It provides
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• Charles Tilly/Bibliography
  *Tilly, Charles. 1990. ''Coercion, Capital, and European States: AD 990-1990''. Cambridge, MA: Basil Blackwel
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• Sex (activity)/Bibliography
  ...mer CT (2000/2001) ''A Natural History of Rape: Biological Bases of Sexual Coercion''. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. 2001 paperback edition includes a reply to cri
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• Air operations against North Vietnam
  | title = When is coercion successful? And why can't we agree on it? ...pan. A challenge here is that it is "hard to distinguish clearly between coercion and brute force given the scale and intensity of the conflicts studied."
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• U.S. Committee for Human Rights in North Korea
  ...to the regime. This use of food as a method of political retribution and coercion must stop." They want foreign assistance to be conditional on human rights
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• Rutherford B. Hayes/Bibliography
  * McPherson, James M. "Coercion or Conciliation? Abolitionists Debate President Hayes's Southern Policy," '
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• Haskell programming language
  ...nswer is. That's very tough to get right in a language that does automatic coercion, but it's just another programming technique for Haskell.
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• Leisure
  ...entially leisure where ''homo otiosus'', leisure man, feels no significant coercion to enact the activity in question (Stebbins, 2000). ...the acting individual, which retains human agency in the formula. Lack of coercion to engage in an activity is a quintessential property of leisure. No other
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• War of 1812, Causes/Bibliography
  * J.C.A. Stagg, "James Madison and the Coercion of Great Britain: Canada, the West Indies, and the War of 1812," in ''The W
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