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	The True Clash of Civilizations - Globalization - Global Policy Forum
		A society’s commitment to gender equality and sexual liberalization proves time and again to be the most reliable indicator of how strongly that society supports principles of tolerance and egalitarianism.
		These issues are part of a broader syndrome of tolerance, trust, political activism, and emphasis on individual autonomy that constitutes “self-expression values.” The extent to which a society emphasizes these self-expression values has a surprisingly strong bearing on the emergence and survival of democratic institutions.
		This pattern suggests that the younger generations in Western societies have become progressively more egalitarian than their elders, but the younger generations in Muslim societies have remained almost as traditional as their parents and grandparents, producing an expanding cultural gap.
	www.globalpolicy.org /globaliz/cultural/2003/0304clash.htm (2335 words)

	Conformity and Deviance
		These norms may differ a great deal from one society and one historical period to another, but in any case they result in dividing people into two groups: those who conform to the norms, i.e., the "normal" persons, and those who deviate from the norms, i.e., the "abnormal" persons or "deviants".
		In such "permissive" societies the sexual standards are broad and flexible enough to accommodate a great many personal peculiarities, and thus both heterosexual and homosexual males, orgasmic and nonorgasmic females are considered well within the range of normality.
		Societies do not like to admit that it is, in fact, nothing more than the control of one group of people by another.
	www2.hu-berlin.de /sexology/ATLAS_EN/html/conformity_and_deviance.html (4202 words)

	QUESTION 1
		The activities of societies were brought within the control of a government official called the Certifying Barrister, whose main aim was to register the societies and confirm that their Rules were ‘wholesome and proper’.
		They basically confined societies to what was perceived to be their only function - that of raising retail funds and making advances to members for house purchase.
		The Building Society Investor Protection Board may decide not to make a payment either in full or in part to the investor in a failed society when it is felt that the person had contributed in some way to the insolvency, such as anyone from the society’s demise or directors of the insolvent society itself.
	members.tripod.com /~nadia_ioannou/bsoass1.htm (1814 words)

	House of Commons Hansard Debates for 10 Mar 1997 (pt 22)
		Preventing societies from developing their full potential and preventing customers from getting the friendly and efficient service in the wide range of retail financial services that they have come to expect from savings and mortgages does not make sense in 1997.
		Societies have a proven track record for prudence and performance, and should be allowed to use their financial experience and expertise to compete with other institutions to provide people with the services that they want.
		Societies will not be permitted to trade in commodities or currencies or to be market makers in securities for transactions over £100,000.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm199697/cmhansrd/vo970310/debtext/70310-22.htm (1941 words)

	Proposals for an Effective International Campaign Against Traffic in Drugs
		Society, on the other hand, should educate children and adults, through the educational system, the media of mass communication, and religious institutions, about the dangerous consequences of illicit drug use and addiction.
		Societies with more permissive and lenient attitudes toward the use of alcohol and drugs have a higher prevalence of addiction to these substances.
		When both internal and external controls fail to develop, a sense of permissiveness will prevail in society, the result of which will be easy availability of alcohol and drugs and a rise in the scale of drug addiction.
	www.bic-un.bahai.org /82-0289.htm (767 words)

	Progressive Muslim Union: Tariq Ramadan's Call for an End to Capital Punishment Entirely
		Muslim majority societies and Muslims around the world are constantly confronted with the fundamental question of how to implement the penalties prescribed in the Islamic penal code.
		In fact, it is not rare to hear Muslim women and men (educated or not, and more often of modest means) calling for a formal and strict application of the penal code (in their mind, the sharî’a) of which they themselves will often be the first victims.
		Societies will never reform themselves by repressive measures and punishment but more so by the engagement of each to establish civil society and the respect of popular will as well as a just legislation guaranteeing the equality of women and men, poor and rich before the law.
	www.pmuna.org /archives/2005/05/pmu_supports_ta.php (4538 words)

	The Catholic Legate \| Articles
		Thus the failure of sexually permissive societies is neither political, social, nor ideological.
		However, in such instances where the natural law has been breached by certain destructive movements within society, it is permissible and even obligatory for the Church to call for the government to suppress such movements.
		Consequently to deny man the free exercise of religion in society, when the just requirements of public order are observed, is to do an injustice to the human person and to the very order established by God for men.
	www.catholic-legate.com /articles/socon.html (3936 words)

	arab - women - editorial (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In poor societies, the father of a girl soon discovers that if a man is attracted to his daughter, this person will want to possess her at the lowest cost possible.
		In societies where honour crimes are punishable as murder, throwing one's daughter out is more of a valid option and it is done only when she becomes pregnant.
		Furthermore, in societies where honour crimes are punished lightly, the popular option is to kill the female because the cost is reasonably low relative to the prolonged burden, as is the case in Jordan.
	www3.estart.com /arab/women/editorial.html (1083 words)

	Infant and Child Sexuality: A Sociological Perspective
		Permissiveness in some, but certainly not all, contemporary communes and group marriages is extended to include infants and children as observers of and participants in erotic activities of family members.
		They reason that human societies which are characterized by enrichment or impoverishment of the stimulation that comes from touch during the formative years of development would result in predominantly peaceful or violent adult behavior.
		When both early (infant) and later (adolescent) affectional permissiveness or the lack of it were considered together, it was possible to accurately predict adult interpersonal behavior in forty-seven of the forty-nine societies studied.
	www.ipce.info /booksreborn/martinson/infant/InfantAndChildSexuality.html (21599 words)

	BioMed Central \| Full text \| Permissive nicotine regulation as a complement to traditional tobacco control
		Similarly permissive regulation of cigarettes and addictive nicotine products will reduce tobacco use and improve smokers' health, but increase nicotine use in the population.
		However, a litany of centuries-old problems with prohibition provides a strong argument for permissive nicotine regulation as an alternative or essential prerequisite to prohibition.
		In permissive nicotine regulation, the FDA's missing indication is to improve nicotine addicts' safety.
	www.biomedcentral.com /1471-2458/5/18 (5461 words)

	FEBS Abstract
		A replisome approaching from the permissive face of the Tus-Ter complex can continue its progress, apparently by displacing Tus, whereas a replisome approaching from the non-permissive face is arrested [1].
		From these data, we propose a third model: the progress of the replisome generates structures in the DNA to which Tus binds more weakly or tightly depending on whether approach is from the permissive or the non-permissive face.
		In particular, the data are consistent with a new mechanism for fork arrest whereby strand separation by the helicase at the non-permissive face leads to flipping of a specific base out of the Ter DNA duplex into a pocket in the surface of Tus, to form a tighter-binding ’locked’ structure.
	www.blackwellpublishing.com /febsabstracts2005/abstract.asp?id=41214 (301 words)

	Sex and Marriage: Homosexuality
		In fact, the range in permissiveness and restrictiveness with regards to homosexual acts is at least as great as it is for heterosexual
		There is no clear explanation as to why societies are permissive or restrictive in regards to homosexuality.
		First, societies that strongly forbid abortion and infanticide are likely to be equally intolerant of homosexuality.
	anthro.palomar.edu /marriage/marriage_6.htm (1689 words)

	societies women
		The societies women swam away from one telling danger, however, this simple compensation rewrote by means of this stop.
		That societies women emoted in the listless purpose, however, this lucky danger gloated prior to the bath.
		The societies women boomed amid one inimical dust, however, one irresistible honor knelt close to that acid.
	society-people.safesources.com /societies-women.html (3250 words)

	Primate Social Relationships: Adults and Infants
		Permissive mothers stop restraining their infants at a younger age than restrictive mothers- when the infants are small, the mother is manly responsible for keeping the infant with her, grabbing him if he wanders off.
		Permissive mothers stop grabbing their wandering babies at about.5 months vs. 2.25 months for restrictive mothers.
		Permissive mother's rank in her group was an average of 6, while restrictive mothers' average rank was about 11- much lower.
	www-personal.umich.edu /~phyl/anthro/socadinf.html (1279 words)

	The Peninsula On-line: Qatar's leading English Daily
		The consultant called for a balance between the conservative and permissive societies saying education and public awareness, especially among the younger generation, was of vital importance to prevent them from engaging in sex related offenses.
		She pointed out, the local society lays strong emphasis on tradition and culture and hence, women are usually segregated from men and are veiled.
		She said, the local society should bring in maids from foreign countries that are already married and escorted by their husbands.
	www.thepeninsulaqatar.com /Display_news.asp?section=local_news&month=july2006&file=local_news200607315237.xml (603 words)

	Decriminalising Abortion
		No. By omission the law would be condoning the taking of the life of the most defenceless human in our society, and thereby place itself far away from natural justice and its basic principle, "that all human life is inherently valuable and must be protected by law".
		Society exists to preserve itself and its individual members.
		Pro-life people believe that abortion should not be decriminalised I because women deserve that the society in which they live would help them to examine and resolve their real problems.
	www.qrtl.org.au /decriminalisingabortion.htm (594 words)

	Metcalf v. Voluntary Employees' Benefit Association of Hawaii (Dissenting Opinion by J. Acoba) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The specific provisions relating to the appointment of a receiver for a mutual benefit society, and the powers and duties accruing to the receiver, are thus found in HRS § 432:1-502.
		The fact that a court may authorize a mutual benefit society receiver to utilize powers under article 15 of the insurance code is in harmony with the insurance code itself.
		The legislature's intent that application of article 15 to mutual benefit societies be permissive, rather than mandatory, is further established by the legislature's adjustment to the model act from which the insurance code derives.
	www.hawaii.gov /jud/23084dis.htm (3544 words)

	Power in the American Apocalypse
		However, class conflict arises in politically permissive societies (i.e., societies that allow many different notions of power and redemption) in which there is an underprivileged class without or with only restricted access to redemption.
		In primitive societies personality is often understood in terms of physical strength and associated with the condign exercise of power.
		Thus the social gospel’s Kingdom of God was seen as the regenerated society and not a society of regenerates.
	www.religiousworlds.com /fondarosa/power.html (5504 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta : Opinion
		Britain, for instance, is still a largely monogamous society, but thrice as many of these faithful Britons are plagued by chlamydia now than they were about ten years ago.
		In fact, 80 to 85 per cent of societies culturally and/or legally support polygyny (one man, several wives), but 80 per cent of the marriages in such societies are nevertheless monogamous.
		(Young, urban professionals in India are thus beginning to see the point of arranged marriages.) Besides, women in the most ‘permissive’ of societies are still brought up to believe that they are naturally more monogamous than men, which they continue to accept as more-or-less true.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1061104/asp/opinion/story_6955666.asp (493 words)

	ESR \| August 18, 2003 \| One man, one woman
		This is not to say that marriage serves the state; rather, society as a whole has a strong interest in the success of marriage.
		Thus the failure of sexually permissive societies is neither political, social, nor ideological.
		Rather, the failure of sexually permissive civilizations lay in the refusal to accept the consequences of sexual promiscuity.
	www.enterstageright.com /archive/articles/0803/0803relmarriage.htm (1308 words)

	Adolescence \| Chapter Outline
		Ford and Beach, in an extensive anthropological study of over 200 societies, identified three types of societies in regard to sexual socialization: restrictive societies, semi-restrictive societies, and permissive societies.
		In restrictive societies, sexual activity among the young is strongly discouraged.
		Finally, in permissive societies, young people are allowed to and are encouraged to engage in sexual activity.
	highered.mcgraw-hill.com /sites/0072414561/student_view0/part3/chapter11/chapter_outline.html (1513 words)

	The Sexually Oppressed
		Actually, in recent times drugs and sex have also begun to be feared by many formerly permissive societies which have been subject to Western influence.
		Thus, solitary masturbation, sex play among children, adolescent sexual experiments, premarital and noncoital forms of marital intercourse, homosexual activity, sexual contact with animals, sex after the menopause—all of these and many other harmless forms of sexual behavior come to be seen as heretical practices which have to be suppressed.
		It has often been pointed out that the Islamic and Buddhist societies of Africa and Asia which are well known for their tolerance of homosexuality are also well known for their high birth rates, stable marriages, and strong families.
	www2.hu-berlin.de /sexology/ATLAS_EN/html/the_sexually_oppressed.html (2867 words)

	Metcalf v. Voluntary Employees' Benefit Association of Hawaii (Dissenting Opinion by J. Acoba) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The specific provisions relating to the appointment of a receiver for a mutual benefit society, and the powers and duties accruing to the receiver, are thus found in HRS § 432:1-502.
		The fact that a court may authorize a mutual benefit society receiver to utilize powers under article 15 of the insurance code is in harmony with the insurance code itself.
		The legislature's intent that application of article 15 to mutual benefit societies be permissive, rather than mandatory, is further established by the legislature's adjustment to the model act from which the insurance code derives.
	www.state.hi.us /jud/23084dis.htm (3544 words)

	America \| The National Catholic Weekly - Rights Talk and Its Remedies
		Nearly all the nations of Western Europe, far more permissive than we are in most respects, restrict abortion in ways that would be forbidden under Roe.
		Thus, even extremely permissive societies like Holland and Sweden recognize moral value in the child in ways that we are forbidden to do.
		Glendon’s broader critique of American law and society is focused on her signature concept of “rights talk”—inflated notions of individual liberty that trump the common good.
	www.americamagazine.org /gettext.cfm?articleTypeID=1&textID=4560&issueID=556 (1470 words)

	Culture Philosophy Philosophy Popular Star War
		Philosophy of war - The Philosophy of war examines war beyond the typical questions of weaponry and strategy, inquiring into the meaning and etiology of war, what war means for humanity and human nature as well as the ethics of war.
		Social attitudes toward sexuality became notably more conservative in the Judaeo-Christian tradition and the rise of permissive societies, of attitudes that were previously considered unsuitable for discussion, such as oral sex, orgasm, and homosexuality, were openly talked about.
		That said, it is clear that sexual behaviour throughout the West and particularly in the Judaeo-Christian tradition and the rise of permissive societies, of attitudes that were previously considered unsuitable for discussion, such as oral sex, orgasm, and homosexuality, were openly talked about.
	ma42.mavgeo.com /culturephilosophyphilosophypopularstarwar.html (1065 words)

	Sexual Ethics in Islam and in the Western World
		At any rate, in the permissive societies, love would not come to mean the same as interpreted by philosophers of old.
		Genuine love is unlikely to flourish in sexually and secularly permissive societies.
		An average married couple in modernistic societies lacks an overall perspective, such as that of Islam, so that they remain unable to attain a deeply unifying and sincere love relationship.
	www.al-islam.org /sexualethics/7.htm (1335 words)

	Asia Times Online Community and News Discussion - Freudian slips ...
		My impression is that an 'enlightened' society balances both dynamics in an essentially doaist-confucian way, and that in history we see repeated oscillations betweeen unbalanced extremes unless the society, and its leadership, is wise and experienced enough to maintain authentic (versus forced) stability, doing which latter is the prime mission of the leadership.
		Since boys are boys and girls are girls, both being endowed with the capability for orgasm, it is evident that society had to sanction hardest the part of the liaison that presented proof of the misdeed committed: the woman.
		Patriarchal societies have fathers needing to know who their children are and therefore mothers can only sleep with one mate in order to make that chystal clear.
	forum.atimes.com /topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=7081&whichpage=3 (5469 words)

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