T Directions of a Meromorphic Function

Zheng, Jianhua

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-12909-4_3

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“…On the other hand, this is not to say that policy recommendations are ruled out. For example, much research suggests that the effectiveness of anti-sex trafficking institutions depend on the inclusion of victims' perspectives (Segrave et al, 2009;Zheng, 2010), the attention to local rules and practices (Bernat, 2011;Jayagupta, 2009: 248-250), and the efforts to fight the demand and supply side of trafficking (Di Nicola, 2009;Kara, 2009: 33;Samarasinghe, 2008: 163-183;Torrey, 2004).…”

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“…Clearly, the multiplicity of social constructions opens the door for several strategies and means for combating sex trafficking. On the other hand, some studies claim that a discursive shift is currently taking place, which might result in more focus on certain counter-measures (Penttinen, 2008: 15;Segrave et al, 2009: 5-6;Zheng, 2010). The meaning of this shift is that sex trafficking is increasingly presented as a human rights problem.…”

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Anti‐Sex Trafficking Institutions

Karlsson¹

2013

International Migration

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Many anti-sex trafficking analyses use the term institution in a narrow meaning, comprising mainly formal-legal political structures (public laws and governmental organizations). However, by bringing in the new institutionalism approach, it is argued that an anti-sex trafficking institution should refer to a relatively enduring collection of rules -including also informal rules such as norms and routines -and organized practices that prescribe appropriate behaviour for any actor, public or private, combating sex trafficking. Based on a review of current research it is concluded that anti-sex trafficking institutions in the early 21st century tend to focus on behaviour that aims at detection, prevention, protection, crisis management, consequence management, and response. Finally, reflecting different strands of the new institutionalism approach, it is argued that the design of anti-sex trafficking institutions depends on path-dependencies, social constructions, international institutions, and domestic politics.

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Anti‐Sex Trafficking Institutions

Karlsson¹

2013

International Migration

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Angular value distribution concerning shared values

Biao¹,

Lin²

2015

Rocky Mountain J. Math.

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In this paper, we investigate the number of sharing values of a meromorphic function and its derivative in one angular domain instead of the whole complex plane and obtain the following results: Let f be a meromorphic function of lower order > 2 in the complex plane. Then there exists a direction H: arg z = θ 0 (0 ≤ θ 0 < 2π) such that for any positive number ε, f and f ′ share at most two distinct finite values without counting multiplicities in the angular region {z : | arg z − θ 0 | < ε}. This improve a result of Weichuan and Mori. 2010 AMS Mathematics subject classification. Primary 30D35.

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T Directions of a Meromorphic Function

Cited by 2 publications

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Anti‐Sex Trafficking Institutions

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