Social Capital and Fertility Intentions: The Case of Italy, Bulgaria
... Despite the many differences that exist between Italy, Bulgaria and Germany concerning their economic systems and historical, religious, and cultural backgrounds, the three countries are among those with the lowest fertility rates in Europe. During the 1970s, Total Fertility Rates (TFR) declined bel ...
... Despite the many differences that exist between Italy, Bulgaria and Germany concerning their economic systems and historical, religious, and cultural backgrounds, the three countries are among those with the lowest fertility rates in Europe. During the 1970s, Total Fertility Rates (TFR) declined bel ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES SOCIAL SECURITY AND DEMOCRACY Casey B. Mulligan Ricard Gil
... (2001) voting models because the old and the middle aged form a majority voting coalition which cannot be defeated by the young regardless of the intensity of costs they bear. As emphasized by Tabellini (1992), the skewness of the distribution of taxable income can be an important determinant of Soc ...
... (2001) voting models because the old and the middle aged form a majority voting coalition which cannot be defeated by the young regardless of the intensity of costs they bear. As emphasized by Tabellini (1992), the skewness of the distribution of taxable income can be an important determinant of Soc ...
The Cultural Hegemony of the Proletariat: The Origins of
... debates in which Lenin intervened with all the authority of the one responsible for the ’construction of socialism’, are relatively well known. Both Soviet literature and western historiography have made important con.tributions to this subject in recent years. Much less is known however about the h ...
... debates in which Lenin intervened with all the authority of the one responsible for the ’construction of socialism’, are relatively well known. Both Soviet literature and western historiography have made important con.tributions to this subject in recent years. Much less is known however about the h ...
Online dating: The tensions between romantic love and economic
... an effect of a general trend towards the rationalization of intimate relationships (Illouz 2007; Illouz/Finkelman 2009), the rise of the “entrepreneurial self” (Rose 1992; Arvidsson 2005) and the increasing dominance of consumerist culture in all areas of society (Baumann 2007). The aim of this arti ...
... an effect of a general trend towards the rationalization of intimate relationships (Illouz 2007; Illouz/Finkelman 2009), the rise of the “entrepreneurial self” (Rose 1992; Arvidsson 2005) and the increasing dominance of consumerist culture in all areas of society (Baumann 2007). The aim of this arti ...
America is morally exceptional because, while many other countries
... while the early English settlers were followed by others pursuing economic goals, it was the devout Protestants who laid the foundation of American culture. Because religiously devout settlers got in on the "ground-floor" of a new society, they enjoyed an enormous influence over what eventually beca ...
... while the early English settlers were followed by others pursuing economic goals, it was the devout Protestants who laid the foundation of American culture. Because religiously devout settlers got in on the "ground-floor" of a new society, they enjoyed an enormous influence over what eventually beca ...
SOCIAL IDENTITY, SECOND EDITION
... that simply is. This pays insufficient attention to how identity ‘works’ or ‘is worked’, to process and reflexivity, to the social construction of identity in interaction and institutionally. Understanding these processes is central to understanding identity. Indeed, identity can only be understood as ...
... that simply is. This pays insufficient attention to how identity ‘works’ or ‘is worked’, to process and reflexivity, to the social construction of identity in interaction and institutionally. Understanding these processes is central to understanding identity. Indeed, identity can only be understood as ...
VIDEO-ANALYSIS
... in fields in which their studies are being applied (such as architecture, city planning or design). For the sake of brevity and for other contingent reasons, we have to concede that a number of disciplines are not represented in which video analysis has gained some importance, such as the psychology ...
... in fields in which their studies are being applied (such as architecture, city planning or design). For the sake of brevity and for other contingent reasons, we have to concede that a number of disciplines are not represented in which video analysis has gained some importance, such as the psychology ...
Cultural Pluralism: Critique and Application to the Study and
... The idea of premises as the foundation of politics: An intellectual perspective What does the section intend to contribute to the understanding of the article? The question offers a good starting point to the understanding of the peculiar features of politics in Nigeria, and in the understanding as ...
... The idea of premises as the foundation of politics: An intellectual perspective What does the section intend to contribute to the understanding of the article? The question offers a good starting point to the understanding of the peculiar features of politics in Nigeria, and in the understanding as ...
anthropology, mathematics, kinship
... describe and interpret the fragments of another’s cultural world they are privileged to witness. If the focus remains not within a culture but across all cultures, the question remains whether specific patterns of human behavior—for example in social organization, or kinship, or cognition, or lingui ...
... describe and interpret the fragments of another’s cultural world they are privileged to witness. If the focus remains not within a culture but across all cultures, the question remains whether specific patterns of human behavior—for example in social organization, or kinship, or cognition, or lingui ...
1150207 - Extras Springer
... The transition of morality from autonomy to heteronomy is determined by examining the historical characteristics of the period of social transformation in China. In the process of transforming traditional society into modern society, we have discovered that modern society is ill equipped to cope wit ...
... The transition of morality from autonomy to heteronomy is determined by examining the historical characteristics of the period of social transformation in China. In the process of transforming traditional society into modern society, we have discovered that modern society is ill equipped to cope wit ...
MARXISM AND SOCIALIST THEORY
... constituencies developing different theories exposes reality to diverse angles of investigation. Yet there must also be some means of social movements forming around a holistic understanding rather than only one or another partial understanding generated by a single constituency. Coming toward socie ...
... constituencies developing different theories exposes reality to diverse angles of investigation. Yet there must also be some means of social movements forming around a holistic understanding rather than only one or another partial understanding generated by a single constituency. Coming toward socie ...
class 10 v2
... al, 2016). SELECTIVE DETAIL: People with intellectual disabilities are even more likely than their counterparts with other kinds of disabilities to experience sexual violence (Horner-Johnson & Drum, 2006). We know that people with ID are consensually participating in research at higher rates than ev ...
... al, 2016). SELECTIVE DETAIL: People with intellectual disabilities are even more likely than their counterparts with other kinds of disabilities to experience sexual violence (Horner-Johnson & Drum, 2006). We know that people with ID are consensually participating in research at higher rates than ev ...
The Explanation of Social Action
... could draw (the approach of the current work), Garfinkel instead attempted to put his own formalizations in between his students and the phenomenological tradition, acting more like a cult leader than a scholar. Even did I not find this somewhat disappointing on a human level, it would make little s ...
... could draw (the approach of the current work), Garfinkel instead attempted to put his own formalizations in between his students and the phenomenological tradition, acting more like a cult leader than a scholar. Even did I not find this somewhat disappointing on a human level, it would make little s ...
AnneMarie - Duke University`s Fuqua School of Business
... Up until about the 20th century most people, while knowing that change occurs, tended to think of stability as more normal and preferable than change (Dubin, 1958: 117). Partly this was because U. S. society was rural dominated and more homogeneous and change occurs least readily in less heterogeneo ...
... Up until about the 20th century most people, while knowing that change occurs, tended to think of stability as more normal and preferable than change (Dubin, 1958: 117). Partly this was because U. S. society was rural dominated and more homogeneous and change occurs least readily in less heterogeneo ...
Parrish 2008 - School of Earth and Environment
... try to identify a range of attitudes and personality traits that could distinguish entrepreneurs from non-entrepreneurs, or successful entrepreneurs from unsuccessful entrepreneurs (e.g. Hornaday 1982; Hull et al. 1980; Timmons et al. 1985). This was closely tied to studies drawing on the strategic ...
... try to identify a range of attitudes and personality traits that could distinguish entrepreneurs from non-entrepreneurs, or successful entrepreneurs from unsuccessful entrepreneurs (e.g. Hornaday 1982; Hull et al. 1980; Timmons et al. 1985). This was closely tied to studies drawing on the strategic ...