State Socialization and Structural Realism August 2010 Forthcoming
... This paper reintroduces the structural principle of socialization into neorealism’s theoretical framework. While most neorealists have preferred to ignore Waltz’s discussion of socialization on the grounds that it was either a result of poor word choice or redundancy to competition, I suggest that i ...
... This paper reintroduces the structural principle of socialization into neorealism’s theoretical framework. While most neorealists have preferred to ignore Waltz’s discussion of socialization on the grounds that it was either a result of poor word choice or redundancy to competition, I suggest that i ...
Aalborg Universitet From Modern Utopia to Liquid Modern Anti-Utopia? Jacobsen, Michael Hviid
... pandemonium instead of the promised paradise. Whether this is the case or not is difficult to determine, but the fact remains that Bauman has not given up the hope that reality may be different from what it used to be and how it currently is. Socialism, however, has been the breeding-ground for much ...
... pandemonium instead of the promised paradise. Whether this is the case or not is difficult to determine, but the fact remains that Bauman has not given up the hope that reality may be different from what it used to be and how it currently is. Socialism, however, has been the breeding-ground for much ...
Aalborg Universitet From Modern Utopia to Liquid - VBN
... pandemonium instead of the promised paradise. Whether this is the case or not is difficult to determine, but the fact remains that Bauman has not given up the hope that reality may be different from what it used to be and how it currently is. Socialism, however, has been the breeding-ground for much ...
... pandemonium instead of the promised paradise. Whether this is the case or not is difficult to determine, but the fact remains that Bauman has not given up the hope that reality may be different from what it used to be and how it currently is. Socialism, however, has been the breeding-ground for much ...
'Risk-based Regulation' in The Future of the Legal Services : Emerging Thinking, Legal Services Board, June 2010 - FULL TEXT
... The conception of regulation used and the notion of regulatory conversations deployed suggest that certain aspects of discourse analysis might have more immediate relevance than others in helping us to understand a regulatory process. Thus merely to adopt the techniques of conversational analysis, f ...
... The conception of regulation used and the notion of regulatory conversations deployed suggest that certain aspects of discourse analysis might have more immediate relevance than others in helping us to understand a regulatory process. Thus merely to adopt the techniques of conversational analysis, f ...
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL MODELS OF
... assumed to be capacities of the normal person, and little attention was paid to the specific details of how these mental operations were accomplished. In order for messages to change attitudes, people must be able to understand them, remember them, think about them, etc. It was assumed that people c ...
... assumed to be capacities of the normal person, and little attention was paid to the specific details of how these mental operations were accomplished. In order for messages to change attitudes, people must be able to understand them, remember them, think about them, etc. It was assumed that people c ...
Social Psychological Models Of Interpersonal
... assumed to be capacities of the normal person, and little attention was paid to the specific details of how these mental operations were accomplished. In order for messages to change attitudes, people must be able to understand them, remember them, think about them, etc. It was assumed that people c ...
... assumed to be capacities of the normal person, and little attention was paid to the specific details of how these mental operations were accomplished. In order for messages to change attitudes, people must be able to understand them, remember them, think about them, etc. It was assumed that people c ...
Copyright 2012 JIA CHEN
... pre-Qin Confucians with a focus on the idea of Yue Jiao (Music Education). Confucius, the founder of the Confucian School is regarded as the first educational philosopher in Chinese history both chronologically and in importance. A central theme in his aesthetics is that the final perfection of one‘ ...
... pre-Qin Confucians with a focus on the idea of Yue Jiao (Music Education). Confucius, the founder of the Confucian School is regarded as the first educational philosopher in Chinese history both chronologically and in importance. A central theme in his aesthetics is that the final perfection of one‘ ...
Changing anarchism: Anarchist theory and practice in a global age
... The much eulogised events of ‘May 68’ in France simply did not unite the diversity of political movements and oppressed groups across the world that currently challenge the rationale of globalisation. We are increasingly living in what sociologists call ‘world time’, where particular events shape th ...
... The much eulogised events of ‘May 68’ in France simply did not unite the diversity of political movements and oppressed groups across the world that currently challenge the rationale of globalisation. We are increasingly living in what sociologists call ‘world time’, where particular events shape th ...
Sport and Modern Social Theorists: Theorizing Homo Ludens
... and most complex discursive formations within sports studies since its foundation in the 1960s. That point is illustrated by the kinds of sports studies courses and well-found journals that have developed, particularly in North America, Australasia and Western Europe. Other disciplines have made not ...
... and most complex discursive formations within sports studies since its foundation in the 1960s. That point is illustrated by the kinds of sports studies courses and well-found journals that have developed, particularly in North America, Australasia and Western Europe. Other disciplines have made not ...
Policy Studies Intentional Explanation of the State`s Actions
... by sensory experiences of human being. More specifically, it is based on recorded experiences methodically collected by scientists. More importantly, these recorded experiences will then be set against their respective propositions to see whether they correspond each other. And it is through this op ...
... by sensory experiences of human being. More specifically, it is based on recorded experiences methodically collected by scientists. More importantly, these recorded experiences will then be set against their respective propositions to see whether they correspond each other. And it is through this op ...
Max Weber`s “Modernism”
... science. For Kant, this means that statements about morality cannot produce the same quality of statement produced in the study of the phenomenal world. Metaphysics cannot produce "synthetic a priori" statements.19 As a result, ethical systems are not grounded in "knowledge" but in an assumption. Th ...
... science. For Kant, this means that statements about morality cannot produce the same quality of statement produced in the study of the phenomenal world. Metaphysics cannot produce "synthetic a priori" statements.19 As a result, ethical systems are not grounded in "knowledge" but in an assumption. Th ...
The Social Construction of Disaster
... When they make sense of the situation by recognizing implicit social norms, individuals are constructing social reality… they are ordering their experiences so that they are in line with what we consider the everyday social world to be like… ethnomethodological studies “analyze everyday activities a ...
... When they make sense of the situation by recognizing implicit social norms, individuals are constructing social reality… they are ordering their experiences so that they are in line with what we consider the everyday social world to be like… ethnomethodological studies “analyze everyday activities a ...
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... While the movement is relatively small, comprising several hundred relatively new ecovillages in industrialized countries and networks of perhaps 15,000 traditional villages in the developing world that are introducing ecovillage design principles, it is a rapidly growing movement. If the dominant h ...
... While the movement is relatively small, comprising several hundred relatively new ecovillages in industrialized countries and networks of perhaps 15,000 traditional villages in the developing world that are introducing ecovillage design principles, it is a rapidly growing movement. If the dominant h ...
The consolations of`neoliberalism`
... different models of causality and determination; different models of social relations and agency; and different normative understandings of political power. We should not finesse these differences away by presuming that the two approaches converge around a common real-world referent, so-called “neol ...
... different models of causality and determination; different models of social relations and agency; and different normative understandings of political power. We should not finesse these differences away by presuming that the two approaches converge around a common real-world referent, so-called “neol ...
Anthropological Poetics
... ways,16 Marcus and several other anthropologists have since the early 1980s devoted considerable effort to evaluating the utility of such metaphors and to understanding how the methods and theories of interpreting literature might transfer to the interpretation of their own writings, to the study of ...
... ways,16 Marcus and several other anthropologists have since the early 1980s devoted considerable effort to evaluating the utility of such metaphors and to understanding how the methods and theories of interpreting literature might transfer to the interpretation of their own writings, to the study of ...
BNP paper4.2
... How do these theories fare in accounting for hostility towards immigrant minorities in Europe who trace their ancestry back to the Caribbean, Africa, the Middle East, or Asia? We focus on multilevel analyses that take as the dependent variable either prejudice or support for the extreme right. This ...
... How do these theories fare in accounting for hostility towards immigrant minorities in Europe who trace their ancestry back to the Caribbean, Africa, the Middle East, or Asia? We focus on multilevel analyses that take as the dependent variable either prejudice or support for the extreme right. This ...
Neglected Affinities: Max Weber and Georg Simmel
... Simmels studies.21Also, both authorshold, what have been termed in Simmel's case, a tragic view of culture.22And, finally although Weber raised objections to Simmel's psychologizing,the latter is attributed to have provided an intellectual stimulus for Weber's notionof interpretiveunderstanding.23 I ...
... Simmels studies.21Also, both authorshold, what have been termed in Simmel's case, a tragic view of culture.22And, finally although Weber raised objections to Simmel's psychologizing,the latter is attributed to have provided an intellectual stimulus for Weber's notionof interpretiveunderstanding.23 I ...
in Bengali Literature and Cinema - Centre for the Study of Culture
... The intellectual and non-intellectual struggles that went into finishing the thesis draft need due acknowledgement as they have reconstituted my perceptions about life, people and of course academic work itself. The journey through and across troubled times and situations during these years have bee ...
... The intellectual and non-intellectual struggles that went into finishing the thesis draft need due acknowledgement as they have reconstituted my perceptions about life, people and of course academic work itself. The journey through and across troubled times and situations during these years have bee ...
