On the Use of Actor-Network Theory for Developing Web Services
... disciplines, preoccupations and interests: they don’t speak the same "language". For them to interact necessitates that they construct together a "common ground". This is achieved through participative activities that mediate participation. Examples of such activities include brainstorming meetings, ...
... disciplines, preoccupations and interests: they don’t speak the same "language". For them to interact necessitates that they construct together a "common ground". This is achieved through participative activities that mediate participation. Examples of such activities include brainstorming meetings, ...
Eric Vanhaute, Hanne Cottyn, Yang Wang C
... bonds, village communities and social groups, peasantries. These meet a large portion of their subsistence needs (production, exchange, credit, protection) and pool different forms of income (from land, labor, and exchange). They are ruled by other social groups that extract a surplus either via ren ...
... bonds, village communities and social groups, peasantries. These meet a large portion of their subsistence needs (production, exchange, credit, protection) and pool different forms of income (from land, labor, and exchange). They are ruled by other social groups that extract a surplus either via ren ...
pdf format - Cardiff University
... is the buying of a house, the setting of interest rates, or the building of a nuclear power station that must one day be decommissioned. However, although the social dominance of empty futures appears to resolve the tension between the desire to know the laws governing social nature, and the unpredi ...
... is the buying of a house, the setting of interest rates, or the building of a nuclear power station that must one day be decommissioned. However, although the social dominance of empty futures appears to resolve the tension between the desire to know the laws governing social nature, and the unpredi ...
Participatory Backcasting from Principles
... Natural principles are taken from scientific-based studies rooted on the law of thermodynamics while social principles are based on stakeholder engagement and a social consensus on common ground for the envisioned future. Scenarios, when within those boundaries, can be creatively designed by the who ...
... Natural principles are taken from scientific-based studies rooted on the law of thermodynamics while social principles are based on stakeholder engagement and a social consensus on common ground for the envisioned future. Scenarios, when within those boundaries, can be creatively designed by the who ...
POEC 301 syllabus - Political Science
... Most good essays address one of the “discussion questions” posed for that class on the syllabus below. (There are also some “check your understanding” questions for some classes – those are not intended to be essay topics, but you should be prepared to answer these questions in class, and figuring o ...
... Most good essays address one of the “discussion questions” posed for that class on the syllabus below. (There are also some “check your understanding” questions for some classes – those are not intended to be essay topics, but you should be prepared to answer these questions in class, and figuring o ...
The consolations of`neoliberalism`
... supposed to do the rather more ordinary ideological work of legitimizing the political subordination of whole populations. The notion that “neoliberalism” amounts to a clearly defined, purposive project pursued by specifiable interest groups, which aims to subordinate public values to those of the m ...
... supposed to do the rather more ordinary ideological work of legitimizing the political subordination of whole populations. The notion that “neoliberalism” amounts to a clearly defined, purposive project pursued by specifiable interest groups, which aims to subordinate public values to those of the m ...
New Technology Commercialization: Non
... Issues are the basic unit of analysis and the focus of a firm’s non-market action. For example, in the case of the self-driving car, it might be driver safety. Interests are the individuals and groups with preferences about, or a stake in, the issue. In the self-driving car example, it might be nong ...
... Issues are the basic unit of analysis and the focus of a firm’s non-market action. For example, in the case of the self-driving car, it might be driver safety. Interests are the individuals and groups with preferences about, or a stake in, the issue. In the self-driving car example, it might be nong ...
Urbana School District #116 FIFTH GRADE CORE EXPECTATIONS
... Identify, locate, and describe major geographic/political features of the Civil War. Explain why US leaders wanted more territories abroad. Identify locations that were key in WWI. Explain how the geography of the Great Plains contributed to the Dust Bowl. Locate on a world map the Allied and Axis c ...
... Identify, locate, and describe major geographic/political features of the Civil War. Explain why US leaders wanted more territories abroad. Identify locations that were key in WWI. Explain how the geography of the Great Plains contributed to the Dust Bowl. Locate on a world map the Allied and Axis c ...
Kelvingrove Review - University of Glasgow
... nature of this powerful international institution, and the particular influence that certain large member states have within the EU. Politics as Usual is not light reading, either in content or style, and should be read with caution. It is likely to challenge, disturb and shock any reader willing to ...
... nature of this powerful international institution, and the particular influence that certain large member states have within the EU. Politics as Usual is not light reading, either in content or style, and should be read with caution. It is likely to challenge, disturb and shock any reader willing to ...
Psychology and the consumer - Cultures of Consumption
... themselves up in complex ways with the technologies of advertising and marketing to make possible new kinds of relations that human beings can have with themselves and with others through the medium of goods” Miller and Rose, 1997, p.3. I want to start with this difference in sociological accounts ...
... themselves up in complex ways with the technologies of advertising and marketing to make possible new kinds of relations that human beings can have with themselves and with others through the medium of goods” Miller and Rose, 1997, p.3. I want to start with this difference in sociological accounts ...
Cultural Evolutionary Processes
... the result of somewhat myopic processes that had been operating over long periods of time. Thus Mandeville described the evolution of the “modern” man of war as the accumulation of incremental additions and modifications over many years, with no overall program guiding that evolution. Adam Smith’s d ...
... the result of somewhat myopic processes that had been operating over long periods of time. Thus Mandeville described the evolution of the “modern” man of war as the accumulation of incremental additions and modifications over many years, with no overall program guiding that evolution. Adam Smith’s d ...