10 research outputs found
An ultrasensitive NanoLuc-based luminescence system for monitoring Plasmodium berghei throughout its life cycle
A high-performance, non-radioactive potency assay for measuring cytotoxicity: A full substitute of the chromium-release assay targeting the regulatory-compliance objective
Beyond Inclusion: Non-monogamies and the Borders of Citizenship
This paper aims to understand the extent to which monogamy operates
not only as a constitutive element of marriage-like institutions but also as a metajudicial
source of frequently overlooked forms of state violence. Drawing on the
case of the Spanish law, it explores the privilege-driven logic that regulates the
access to a complex set of economic benefits and legal protections, including
immigration related rights, in order to show the extent to which monogamy is part of
the grounding structure of an exclusionary constitutional citizenship. In addition,
drawing on semi-structured interviews held with Spanish poly activists and biographical
interviews held with LGBTQ non-monogamous people, it offers a view of
non-monogamous communities as paramount spaces of resistance when it comes to
re-imagining the relationship between the state and the intimate realm, beyond the
mere inclusion of poly and other non-monogamous intimate relationships in certain
pieces of legislation