Moments In Flow

Tag: dependent

  • THE GUEST AND THE DEPENDENT: Flewed Out is good, Tate’s House allegedly isn’t.

    The Boundary That Separates Hospitality from Control Andrew Tate denies the allegations against him. Nothing here is a finding about his case. It is a test of a boundary, because the boundary is the whole argument. Imagine a man who flies women to his house. He pays for the flights. He provides the accommodation. He…

  • The Consent Trap: How Finland’s Alleged Sex Mansion Ring Weaponized Vulnerability and Exposed the Limits of Consent-Based Law

    The brochure said consent-first. The recruitment agency said career opportunities. The prosecution alleges the business model said otherwise. The women, according to the investigation file, found out which was true only after they arrived. 1. The Anatomy of an Alleged Traffic The Kirkkonummi sex mansion — Wildclub — operated for nearly two decades as Finland’s…

  • COOPERATIVES, EU INC., AND THE PORTABLE EMPLOYMENT FRONTIER

    WORKER-OWNED ENTERPRISE, SUPRANATIONAL CORPORATE FORMS, AND THE REMOTE WORK PATHWAY TO RESIDENCE Classification: Socio-Legal Blog Post | Series: Total Institutional Adsorption | Jurisdictions: EU Member States, with Mondragon and Genossenschaften as Templates INTRODUCTION The previous post diagnosed the blind spot of the immigration system: the foreign working spouse of a citizen, treated as a dependent…

  • THE BIG BLIND SPOT: THE FOREIGN WORKING SPOUSE OF A CITIZEN

    DEPENDENT STATUS, PROFESSIONAL DISPLACEMENT, AND THE ASSUMPTION OF ADULT INCAPACITY Classification: Socio-Legal Blog Post | Series: Total Institutional Adsorption | Jurisdictions: United States, United Kingdom, Canada, EU INTRODUCTION The previous posts in this series examined the employer-sponsored visa as a choke point, the portable visa as anti-capture technology, and the startup city as the spatial…