community dialogue process
... the Project (see Spano, in press, for details) include: 1) an unusually sophisticated public meeting in which residents discussed how "hot topics" involving ethnicity had been handled and should be handled in the future (Pearce & Pearce, 2000); 2) the continuing activities of the "5C's" -- the Citiz ...
... the Project (see Spano, in press, for details) include: 1) an unusually sophisticated public meeting in which residents discussed how "hot topics" involving ethnicity had been handled and should be handled in the future (Pearce & Pearce, 2000); 2) the continuing activities of the "5C's" -- the Citiz ...
Income Distribution and Price Controls: Targeting a Social Safety
... implementation and enforcement of the new explicit social welfare policies. It has been claimed that many of those who receive unemployment benefits, for example, actually hold jobs. ...
... implementation and enforcement of the new explicit social welfare policies. It has been claimed that many of those who receive unemployment benefits, for example, actually hold jobs. ...
The Training of Foreign Language Teachers: Developments in Europe
... across by other structures within disciplines: scientific and temporal. The latter refer to institutional principles of differentiation and thus organisation. There is the risk that scientific knowledge is subordinated to temporal principles and economic resources. In fact, Bourdieu argued that in m ...
... across by other structures within disciplines: scientific and temporal. The latter refer to institutional principles of differentiation and thus organisation. There is the risk that scientific knowledge is subordinated to temporal principles and economic resources. In fact, Bourdieu argued that in m ...
Review of Objectivity and Its Other, Edited by Wolfgang Natter
... subjectivism, relativism, anarchy or nihilism. Rather, they quest for "an alternative, well developed ...
... subjectivism, relativism, anarchy or nihilism. Rather, they quest for "an alternative, well developed ...
A minimal definition of cynicism
... arguments I have just cited. Hu Ping’s text Disease of Cynicism: The Spiritual Crisis of Contemporary China (Hu 1998; 2005) presents a compelling description of Chinese society and politics in terms of ubiquitous cynicism. He argues that cynicism is the prevalent mode of engagement and feeling towa ...
... arguments I have just cited. Hu Ping’s text Disease of Cynicism: The Spiritual Crisis of Contemporary China (Hu 1998; 2005) presents a compelling description of Chinese society and politics in terms of ubiquitous cynicism. He argues that cynicism is the prevalent mode of engagement and feeling towa ...
Latin American Critical Thought
... This is a necessary and urgent dialogue in the context of the current crises in the core nations, taking into account that the concentration of power and wealth in both the North and the South makes them comparable, not so much in their singular aspects as in the nature of the systemic questions tha ...
... This is a necessary and urgent dialogue in the context of the current crises in the core nations, taking into account that the concentration of power and wealth in both the North and the South makes them comparable, not so much in their singular aspects as in the nature of the systemic questions tha ...
Extending the Theory of the Coordinated Management of Meaning
... issues that could have ignited ethnic conflict occurred subsequently, there has been no explosive confrontation. Rather, the city has increased its capacity to handle this and other sensitive issues and has improved interethnic relations. In response to an open-ended question about issues confrontin ...
... issues that could have ignited ethnic conflict occurred subsequently, there has been no explosive confrontation. Rather, the city has increased its capacity to handle this and other sensitive issues and has improved interethnic relations. In response to an open-ended question about issues confrontin ...
The effects of social and political openness on the welfare state in
... social openness can be positive or negative and therefore two contrasting hypotheses are stated: welfare states are positively affected by social openness (Hypothesis 1a) and welfare states are negatively affected by social openness (Hypothesis 1b). Theories about the link between political openness ...
... social openness can be positive or negative and therefore two contrasting hypotheses are stated: welfare states are positively affected by social openness (Hypothesis 1a) and welfare states are negatively affected by social openness (Hypothesis 1b). Theories about the link between political openness ...
Kant and the Project of Enlightenment
... that there are no principles of taste is used to buttress certain positions in contemporary aesthetics. Further instances of this practice could be easily brought forward. This way of reading Kant is not necessarily objectionable because his writings can certainly be used in this fashion. Such usage ...
... that there are no principles of taste is used to buttress certain positions in contemporary aesthetics. Further instances of this practice could be easily brought forward. This way of reading Kant is not necessarily objectionable because his writings can certainly be used in this fashion. Such usage ...
Studying Science Communication. Bristol: Sci
... exceed the aims and structures of PUS, and that it is therefore important to explore how it is understood and experienced by those who participate in it. My first point is therefore to propose the study of science communication as a new research agenda in STS. Second, I also want to argue that scien ...
... exceed the aims and structures of PUS, and that it is therefore important to explore how it is understood and experienced by those who participate in it. My first point is therefore to propose the study of science communication as a new research agenda in STS. Second, I also want to argue that scien ...
The possibilities for effective child protection – The Finnish research
... Child protection social work is a part of the social welfare system. As a “last resort” or tertiary prevention, child protection must take the responsibility in cases in which families, the service system and overall child and family policy have not been sufficient for the needs of the child, or in ...
... Child protection social work is a part of the social welfare system. As a “last resort” or tertiary prevention, child protection must take the responsibility in cases in which families, the service system and overall child and family policy have not been sufficient for the needs of the child, or in ...
Is email dead?
... • Email allows much more accurate targeting than social media and experience has shown that good targeting is key to driving sales through eCRM • Email campaigns can also be personalised on an individual basis to a much greater degree than social communications, which strengthens response rates Is E ...
... • Email allows much more accurate targeting than social media and experience has shown that good targeting is key to driving sales through eCRM • Email campaigns can also be personalised on an individual basis to a much greater degree than social communications, which strengthens response rates Is E ...
TRANSNATIONAL MARKETS AND THE POLANYI PROBLEM
... institutions. In other words, economic activity in production and distribution is established as a by-product of social relationships, which are subject to a non-economic rationale. Production and distribution do not follow economic interests shaped by acquisitive motives, but, instead, resemble soc ...
... institutions. In other words, economic activity in production and distribution is established as a by-product of social relationships, which are subject to a non-economic rationale. Production and distribution do not follow economic interests shaped by acquisitive motives, but, instead, resemble soc ...
6. Using artificial agents to understand
... finitely repeated, complete information games (Ostrom et al., 1994). At the aggregate level the results seem to converge to a Nash equilibrium. But instead of monotonic convergence to the predicted equilibrium a different repetitive pattern was observed. The net yield drops toward zero and then rebo ...
... finitely repeated, complete information games (Ostrom et al., 1994). At the aggregate level the results seem to converge to a Nash equilibrium. But instead of monotonic convergence to the predicted equilibrium a different repetitive pattern was observed. The net yield drops toward zero and then rebo ...
Is Patriotism a Virtue
... agricultural communities which provided the target for their depredations have regarded the subjugation of such peoples and their reeducation into peaceful pursuits as one of their central responsibilities. And on such issues once again the impersonal moral standpoint and that of patriotism cannot b ...
... agricultural communities which provided the target for their depredations have regarded the subjugation of such peoples and their reeducation into peaceful pursuits as one of their central responsibilities. And on such issues once again the impersonal moral standpoint and that of patriotism cannot b ...
Moral Psychology at the Crossroads
... moral psychological research in the “post-Kohlbergian era” will be found by searching for integrative possibilities with other domains of psychological research. In particular, we argue that certain cognitive and social-cognitive literatures can be a powerful source of insights for understanding mor ...
... moral psychological research in the “post-Kohlbergian era” will be found by searching for integrative possibilities with other domains of psychological research. In particular, we argue that certain cognitive and social-cognitive literatures can be a powerful source of insights for understanding mor ...
Introduction - University of Idaho
... however, is very difficult to deal with in both the hard sciences and the social sciences. In the later case, social scientists are seldom in a position to provide 'definitive tests' of presumed causal relationships.” (Vincent, 2002) For example, in this paper, we will assert that population growth ...
... however, is very difficult to deal with in both the hard sciences and the social sciences. In the later case, social scientists are seldom in a position to provide 'definitive tests' of presumed causal relationships.” (Vincent, 2002) For example, in this paper, we will assert that population growth ...
astrologer gordon psychic rochelle
... Today we publish two more works of Victor Segesvary. In January this year we commenced the publishing of his reach œuvre with the ‘”Dialogue of Civilizations” (both the original English version and the Hungarian translation). Present volume was first published in 1998 by The Edwin Mellen Press, repr ...
... Today we publish two more works of Victor Segesvary. In January this year we commenced the publishing of his reach œuvre with the ‘”Dialogue of Civilizations” (both the original English version and the Hungarian translation). Present volume was first published in 1998 by The Edwin Mellen Press, repr ...
Thesis Eleven - capacité d`affect
... proceed through hypotheses, laws, and corollaries. He sometimes mentions instincts and drives, but this has more do to with the presence of compelling, contingent forces in the social as well as in the conceptual field than with any principle that rules a comprehensive theory (like, for instance, Fr ...
... proceed through hypotheses, laws, and corollaries. He sometimes mentions instincts and drives, but this has more do to with the presence of compelling, contingent forces in the social as well as in the conceptual field than with any principle that rules a comprehensive theory (like, for instance, Fr ...