International Relations in a Constructed World
... with free will, people(agents)are thus seenas knowledgableparticipantsin the reproductionof social rules, and thus free from the assumeddeterminism of immaterial,inanimate,factors(structure). Onuf begins with people, understandingfirst of all the simple social relationsthey have with eachother. Only ...
... with free will, people(agents)are thus seenas knowledgableparticipantsin the reproductionof social rules, and thus free from the assumeddeterminism of immaterial,inanimate,factors(structure). Onuf begins with people, understandingfirst of all the simple social relationsthey have with eachother. Only ...
Grounded Theory in Management Research
... during the last 30 years (including divergence in these developments on the part of the originators), and by considering some of the personal tensions ' researchers face when they execute this research approach. I hope that readers will take away from this section a basic under standing of the proc ...
... during the last 30 years (including divergence in these developments on the part of the originators), and by considering some of the personal tensions ' researchers face when they execute this research approach. I hope that readers will take away from this section a basic under standing of the proc ...
the nature of scientific theory
... critical theorists. Although they see ideological bias as always a potential problem, this problem can be obviated by careful attention to potential sources of bias. And even if one's position in the social world shapes the questions asked, it is still possible to ~answer these questions in an objec ...
... critical theorists. Although they see ideological bias as always a potential problem, this problem can be obviated by careful attention to potential sources of bias. And even if one's position in the social world shapes the questions asked, it is still possible to ~answer these questions in an objec ...
Foreign Direct Investment as a Key Driver for Trade, Growth and
... • Investment into and out of emerging markets has grown tremendously in recent years • Many developing countries have a stake in protecting the investments of their own MNCs through a rules-based approach ...
... • Investment into and out of emerging markets has grown tremendously in recent years • Many developing countries have a stake in protecting the investments of their own MNCs through a rules-based approach ...
ADVERTISING TYPOLOGIES
... Likelihood Model (1983), moved advertising research away from a dependence on classical conditioning theories, there is still an acceptance that once identified, described and categorised all advertisements and their intended effects could be tested, confirmed and used to predict future behaviour, a ...
... Likelihood Model (1983), moved advertising research away from a dependence on classical conditioning theories, there is still an acceptance that once identified, described and categorised all advertisements and their intended effects could be tested, confirmed and used to predict future behaviour, a ...
Reciprocity, Self-interest, and the Welfare State Christina M. Fong
... that the government should “redistribute wealth by heavy taxes on the rich,” and 67 percent respond that the “government in Washington DC should make every possible effort to improve the social and economic position of the poor.” Equally striking is the fact that among those with annual family incom ...
... that the government should “redistribute wealth by heavy taxes on the rich,” and 67 percent respond that the “government in Washington DC should make every possible effort to improve the social and economic position of the poor.” Equally striking is the fact that among those with annual family incom ...
Neoliberalism as Concept
... has come to mean, how it is used, and what the consequences are thereof. This implies scrutinising definitions, tracking the conceptual evolution of the term, mapping patterns of usage, and typologies of ...
... has come to mean, how it is used, and what the consequences are thereof. This implies scrutinising definitions, tracking the conceptual evolution of the term, mapping patterns of usage, and typologies of ...
Prof. Dr. Mükerrem Hiç Dr. Özlen Hiç
... recessions monetary policy would be mare effectiye. For Keynesians, however, the effectiveness would not be confined to one period as Friedman argued but long lived (Branson 1989). Friedman's AEH had led to a family of Short Run Phillips Curves (PCs) and a perpendicular Long Run Phillips Curve (LRPC ...
... recessions monetary policy would be mare effectiye. For Keynesians, however, the effectiveness would not be confined to one period as Friedman argued but long lived (Branson 1989). Friedman's AEH had led to a family of Short Run Phillips Curves (PCs) and a perpendicular Long Run Phillips Curve (LRPC ...
vsi09 cc Farmer 10154386 en
... That some highly developed countries have unilaterally implemented climate policy within their boundaries to fulfill the Kyoto Protocol represents a well–known fact of this decade. Due to international interdependence, other Annex–I countries are however affected by this unilateral climate policy, e ...
... That some highly developed countries have unilaterally implemented climate policy within their boundaries to fulfill the Kyoto Protocol represents a well–known fact of this decade. Due to international interdependence, other Annex–I countries are however affected by this unilateral climate policy, e ...
LCCARL255_en.pdf
... For the Caribbean, contemporary notions of economic and social development began with the arrival of European colonization in the late fifteenth century. This process began an extensive period of settlement and social evolution, underpinned by an economic development model structured so as to supply ...
... For the Caribbean, contemporary notions of economic and social development began with the arrival of European colonization in the late fifteenth century. This process began an extensive period of settlement and social evolution, underpinned by an economic development model structured so as to supply ...
geography rules too! economic development
... spatially independent countries that matter. So, for the income of country j only the geography in terms of its own climate or its access to the sea is thought to be important but not whether or not this country is surrounded by countries with a high income level and/or good institutions nor whether ...
... spatially independent countries that matter. So, for the income of country j only the geography in terms of its own climate or its access to the sea is thought to be important but not whether or not this country is surrounded by countries with a high income level and/or good institutions nor whether ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES SOCIAL SECURITY AND DEMOCRACY Casey B. Mulligan Ricard Gil
... that traditionally occur in a family context, but in more modern economies might be provided as well or better by the government. In other words, they view Social Security as a reaction ...
... that traditionally occur in a family context, but in more modern economies might be provided as well or better by the government. In other words, they view Social Security as a reaction ...
