2006 - Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada Academy of Social Sciences
Mariana Valverde mainly focuses on Law, Corporate governance, Power, Gender studies and Jurisdiction. Her study in Municipal law, Public law, Comparative law, Michel foucault and Norm is carried out as part of her Law studies. Her Corporate governance research incorporates themes from Environmental ethics and Passions.
Her work deals with themes such as Hedonism, Alcoholics Anonymous and Self, which intersect with Power. Her Gender studies study combines topics in areas such as White slavery, Protestantism, Social history, Free will and Morality. In her study, Police science, Jurisprudence and State is inextricably linked to Law and economics, which falls within the broad field of Jurisdiction.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Law, Corporate governance, Gender studies, State and Power. Her studies in Law integrate themes in fields like Epistemology and Actor–network theory. Her Corporate governance study which covers Public administration that intersects with Democracy.
Her research integrates issues of Ethnic group and Immigration in her study of Gender studies. Her work focuses on many connections between Power and other disciplines, such as Government, that overlap with her field of interest in Consumption, Articulation and Aesthetics. She has included themes like Chronotope and Law and economics in her Jurisdiction study.
Her scientific interests lie mostly in Law, Corporate governance, Jurisdiction, Public administration and Social science. Law and Temporality are commonly linked in her work. Her Corporate governance study incorporates themes from Financial market, Transparency and Accounting.
Her Jurisdiction research incorporates themes from Legal scholarship and Chronotope. She combines subjects such as Project governance, Diversity, Democratic accountability, Allegiance and Transparency with her study of Public administration. While the research belongs to areas of Social science, she spends her time largely on the problem of Epistemology, intersecting her research to questions surrounding Value and Jurisprudence.
Mariana Valverde spends much of her time researching Law, Corporate governance, Flesh, State and Jurisdiction. In her works, Mariana Valverde performs multidisciplinary study on Law and Work. The various areas that Mariana Valverde examines in her Corporate governance study include Spatialization, Law enforcement, Immigration and Democracy.
Her State study combines topics in areas such as Criminal law, Criminology, Doctrine, Scrutiny and Multiculturalism. Her work deals with themes such as Feminist legal theory, Chronotope and Temporality, which intersect with Jurisdiction. Her Honour study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Sovereignty and Colonialism.
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Pleasure, Freedom and Drugs The Uses of‘Pleasure’ in Liberal Governance of Drug and Alcohol Consumption
Pat O’Malley;Mariana Valverde.
Sociology (2004)
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