Emerging Themes in Economic Geography: Outcomes of the
... not something that humans do to nature but rather refers to 21st-century postindustrial “socionatures” that emerge from the intersection (or “coupling”) of numerous social and natural processes (Castree and Braun 2001; Turner, Lambin, and Reenberg 2007). While these socionatures are not exclusively ...
... not something that humans do to nature but rather refers to 21st-century postindustrial “socionatures” that emerge from the intersection (or “coupling”) of numerous social and natural processes (Castree and Braun 2001; Turner, Lambin, and Reenberg 2007). While these socionatures are not exclusively ...
ENG 241 Fall 2014 Essay 2: Literary Analysis Requirements: 3
... 2. There are a multitude of vantage points or “lenses” in literary criticism through which you might look at Beowulf: feminists, eco-critical, post-modern, etc.). What do we learn about the poem when read in this way? What changes and what stays the same? Is it even fair to impose contemporary criti ...
... 2. There are a multitude of vantage points or “lenses” in literary criticism through which you might look at Beowulf: feminists, eco-critical, post-modern, etc.). What do we learn about the poem when read in this way? What changes and what stays the same? Is it even fair to impose contemporary criti ...
Gender, poverty and social justice
... In this paper we review and explore some key contributions to poverty knowledge from a gender lens. Feminist contributions to poverty debates are wide ranging and hinge on a key area of contention: the hegemonic and binary treatment of the ‘production’ of things and ‘reproduction’ and nurturance of ...
... In this paper we review and explore some key contributions to poverty knowledge from a gender lens. Feminist contributions to poverty debates are wide ranging and hinge on a key area of contention: the hegemonic and binary treatment of the ‘production’ of things and ‘reproduction’ and nurturance of ...
paper cuglesan / herbel / nicula
... 2. These means are similar with the ones used by the social movements during the communist rule 3. Civil society organizations in Romania involved in the Rosia Montana issue are caught in a prisoner's dilemma: • In order to produce political mobilization at the international level, an ecological/env ...
... 2. These means are similar with the ones used by the social movements during the communist rule 3. Civil society organizations in Romania involved in the Rosia Montana issue are caught in a prisoner's dilemma: • In order to produce political mobilization at the international level, an ecological/env ...
Philosophy of Economics
... The first premise of the received view of economic instrumentalism must be rejected: the truth-value of a model cannot be derived form the truth-values of its assumptions. There are other ways of interpreting economic theory and model. ...
... The first premise of the received view of economic instrumentalism must be rejected: the truth-value of a model cannot be derived form the truth-values of its assumptions. There are other ways of interpreting economic theory and model. ...
Notes on the Quantitative Approach to Economic Growth
... whose representatives would differ in size (in either space or time) only within a set and limited rante, it seems reasonable by analogy with the observation of the growth of organisms, where the final irreducible units studied are such that the Individual representatives vary in size and tins Only ...
... whose representatives would differ in size (in either space or time) only within a set and limited rante, it seems reasonable by analogy with the observation of the growth of organisms, where the final irreducible units studied are such that the Individual representatives vary in size and tins Only ...
Globalization in Latin America: from dependency to interdependency
... seemingly opening up new opportunities for the region as a whole. Already in 2007, however, ECLAC had drawn attention to certain problems in the global economy, particularly in the United States. Even so, the expectation was for another ‘soft landing’ in the world economy, whose impact on Latin Amer ...
... seemingly opening up new opportunities for the region as a whole. Already in 2007, however, ECLAC had drawn attention to certain problems in the global economy, particularly in the United States. Even so, the expectation was for another ‘soft landing’ in the world economy, whose impact on Latin Amer ...
The Genius of Mises and the Brilliance of Kirzner
... The link to the market process, while not explicit, was always present in this analysis. Entrepreneurs rely on price signals to guide them in their production projects so that they are allocating scarce capital resources in the most valuable direction and employing the least costly technologies. The ...
... The link to the market process, while not explicit, was always present in this analysis. Entrepreneurs rely on price signals to guide them in their production projects so that they are allocating scarce capital resources in the most valuable direction and employing the least costly technologies. The ...
Foucault`s Deconstruction of the Subject: A Feminist Epistemological
... subsequently, Foucault’s deconstruction of subject lacks a crucial aspect of understanding the power structures between communities within political discourse. In Habermas and Lyotard on Post-Modernity¸ Richard Rorty states that Foucault’s analysis contains: a dryness produced by a lack of identific ...
... subsequently, Foucault’s deconstruction of subject lacks a crucial aspect of understanding the power structures between communities within political discourse. In Habermas and Lyotard on Post-Modernity¸ Richard Rorty states that Foucault’s analysis contains: a dryness produced by a lack of identific ...
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citizen empowerment using critical theory and conflict transformation
... relation of theory and practice in order to integrate what was right and reject what was false in the complex debate within the social sciences in the 1960s and 70s. He examined social science as natural science and from three contrasting perspectives: analytic philosophy, particularly the “linguist ...
... relation of theory and practice in order to integrate what was right and reject what was false in the complex debate within the social sciences in the 1960s and 70s. He examined social science as natural science and from three contrasting perspectives: analytic philosophy, particularly the “linguist ...
`civic` economy - Progressio Foundation
... of goods and services. To remedy these deficiencies and to satisfy some of societys unmet needs, a new domain of human action is taking shape: the 'civic' economy. Encompassing a diverse variety of organisations such as Community Enterprises, Public-Private-Partnerships, SociallyResponsible Compani ...
... of goods and services. To remedy these deficiencies and to satisfy some of societys unmet needs, a new domain of human action is taking shape: the 'civic' economy. Encompassing a diverse variety of organisations such as Community Enterprises, Public-Private-Partnerships, SociallyResponsible Compani ...
Crushing of Cultures - AINA Publications Server
... acknowledged as such, both science and technology are value laden. Both define and are defined by a habitual way of thinking that is rational and hence “true.” While this tradition of thinking provides a kind of intellectual rigor and strength, it canalso be tyrannical. The unbending thought habits ...
... acknowledged as such, both science and technology are value laden. Both define and are defined by a habitual way of thinking that is rational and hence “true.” While this tradition of thinking provides a kind of intellectual rigor and strength, it canalso be tyrannical. The unbending thought habits ...
1 a:/Hokkaido What Type of Capitalism for Russia? David Lane With
... distinction for Weber was between 'political capitalism' and modern capitalism. In the former, opportunities for profit are derived from 'the exploitation of warfare, conquest and the prerogative of political administration' 2 profits are made from various forms of political domination. Modern bourg ...
... distinction for Weber was between 'political capitalism' and modern capitalism. In the former, opportunities for profit are derived from 'the exploitation of warfare, conquest and the prerogative of political administration' 2 profits are made from various forms of political domination. Modern bourg ...
Development as Zombieconomics in the Age of Neo
... fragilities, especially from the perspectives of other social sciences, there is no sign that this situation of mono-economic dominance within the discipline is liable to change as a result of internally or externally generated critique. Indeed, mainstream economics continues to strengthen its stran ...
... fragilities, especially from the perspectives of other social sciences, there is no sign that this situation of mono-economic dominance within the discipline is liable to change as a result of internally or externally generated critique. Indeed, mainstream economics continues to strengthen its stran ...
Urban Studies Volume 50, Issue 2, February 2013 1. Title: Twin
... becomes part of their place-making. Drawing on Adelaide and Melbourne, Australia, these sites register culturally specific imprints connected to the colonisation process. For Indigenous Australians, sea country was indistinguishable from land, but subsequent and current imperial transformations of l ...
... becomes part of their place-making. Drawing on Adelaide and Melbourne, Australia, these sites register culturally specific imprints connected to the colonisation process. For Indigenous Australians, sea country was indistinguishable from land, but subsequent and current imperial transformations of l ...
Submission to: Draft Unitary Plan Draft Unitary Plan submission
... Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to comment on the facts. I have read the Local Boards commissioned Cranleigh Report (www.orewabeach.co.nz) which states the break-even point for medium rise development in Orewa’s commercial area. Orewa’s future economic viability can only be secured by acco ...
... Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to comment on the facts. I have read the Local Boards commissioned Cranleigh Report (www.orewabeach.co.nz) which states the break-even point for medium rise development in Orewa’s commercial area. Orewa’s future economic viability can only be secured by acco ...
Evaluating community based media initiatives: an
... environments (including both local and regional features), the way it is integrated into ICT project development, and its aim of developing comparative frameworks that will allow richer analysis and understanding of information and communication processes. Our ethnographic research on media technolo ...
... environments (including both local and regional features), the way it is integrated into ICT project development, and its aim of developing comparative frameworks that will allow richer analysis and understanding of information and communication processes. Our ethnographic research on media technolo ...
The relevance of Marshall Plan for Central and Eastern Europe
... growth but high unemployment) of the bailout plan applied so far, this requirement seems to be satisfied by a multi-year program of foreign aid in the form of a Marshall Plan for Greece as a continuation of the current bailout plan. The Greek governments and its donors, instead of piling more loans ...
... growth but high unemployment) of the bailout plan applied so far, this requirement seems to be satisfied by a multi-year program of foreign aid in the form of a Marshall Plan for Greece as a continuation of the current bailout plan. The Greek governments and its donors, instead of piling more loans ...
Intergenerational Equity, Social Discount Rates and Global Warming
... to care for future generations, we are not referring to the constraints that may prevent us individually from investing the amounts we would ideally like to invest (e.g. because capital markets are imperfect, or because many of our actions give rise to current and future externalities, or whatever; ...
... to care for future generations, we are not referring to the constraints that may prevent us individually from investing the amounts we would ideally like to invest (e.g. because capital markets are imperfect, or because many of our actions give rise to current and future externalities, or whatever; ...
Introduction: What Constitutes a Human Body in Native Amazonia?
... session, these “shape-shifters” do not explore various possible states of being or absorb alternate points of view in an attempt to increase their power to act. Rather, they seek to dematerialize the physical presence of the one who once lived, and used to be human. Not everyone will agree with Prae ...
... session, these “shape-shifters” do not explore various possible states of being or absorb alternate points of view in an attempt to increase their power to act. Rather, they seek to dematerialize the physical presence of the one who once lived, and used to be human. Not everyone will agree with Prae ...