Politics and Social Movements in an Hegemonic World
... “dominant thinking” that would redeem our societies from all their problems. The persuasive efficacy of this position, one of the most outstanding features of the victory of neoliberalism, rested less on its weak structure as regards arguments and much more on the enormous influence that was derived ...
... “dominant thinking” that would redeem our societies from all their problems. The persuasive efficacy of this position, one of the most outstanding features of the victory of neoliberalism, rested less on its weak structure as regards arguments and much more on the enormous influence that was derived ...
Ideological systems and its validation: a neutrosophic approach University of New Mexico
... and Curtis (1983) every ideology contains associated beliefs concerning means to attain ideal values. Some such associated beliefs concern the subjective legitimacy or appropriateness of d-significances, while others concern only the effectiveness of various d-significances. For example, political a ...
... and Curtis (1983) every ideology contains associated beliefs concerning means to attain ideal values. Some such associated beliefs concern the subjective legitimacy or appropriateness of d-significances, while others concern only the effectiveness of various d-significances. For example, political a ...
The Wicked Nature of Social Systems
... Many people have contributed significantly to this thesis by reading and commenting texts. Kerstin Jacobsson and Christofer Edling were both of great help by serving as reviewers of the full manuscript at the final seminar. Kerstin’s constructive criticism and careful advices were very helpful in im ...
... Many people have contributed significantly to this thesis by reading and commenting texts. Kerstin Jacobsson and Christofer Edling were both of great help by serving as reviewers of the full manuscript at the final seminar. Kerstin’s constructive criticism and careful advices were very helpful in im ...
Depletion and Social Reproduction
... social relations – while discrete, it is relational, while being depleted on an individual basis, it does so within social frameworks that position it in relations to other bodies. These relations are historically specific and contested and as such these influence the ways in which bodies are viewed ...
... social relations – while discrete, it is relational, while being depleted on an individual basis, it does so within social frameworks that position it in relations to other bodies. These relations are historically specific and contested and as such these influence the ways in which bodies are viewed ...
Human-computer interaction and sociological insight
... interdisciplinary teams of researchers, I must first thank the work of those scholars who have come before me and without whom my work would not have been possible. While it is always a tradition to thank one’s major professors and committee members, I am extremely grateful to Stephen Gilbert for fu ...
... interdisciplinary teams of researchers, I must first thank the work of those scholars who have come before me and without whom my work would not have been possible. While it is always a tradition to thank one’s major professors and committee members, I am extremely grateful to Stephen Gilbert for fu ...
International Relations in a Constructed World
... of focusing on any single aspectof humanrelations,internationalor otherwise. Different types of rules, different social arrangements, institutions, conventionsand societiescanall be subjectedto this type of analysis.Rules hold the key to understanding. In this reading, the different political system ...
... of focusing on any single aspectof humanrelations,internationalor otherwise. Different types of rules, different social arrangements, institutions, conventionsand societiescanall be subjectedto this type of analysis.Rules hold the key to understanding. In this reading, the different political system ...
Sociotechnical Roles for Sociotechnical Systems - A
... role, which may be taken by various persons – and instance – a role being taken by a concrete person (role owner) – has to be considered. In Communities, the existence of a “facilitator role” can generally be accepted at the level of the class. Nevertheless, not every person is allowed to take this ...
... role, which may be taken by various persons – and instance – a role being taken by a concrete person (role owner) – has to be considered. In Communities, the existence of a “facilitator role” can generally be accepted at the level of the class. Nevertheless, not every person is allowed to take this ...
a critical literature review of social class in american sociology
... intentionally dominated by wealthy elites. The Constitution was “drafted by fifty-five men who were mostly wealthy slave-owners, lawyers, merchants, bondholders, and men of property” in order to give the “rich and well-born” a “distinct and permanent share in the government” (Zinn 1990: 152). Conser ...
... intentionally dominated by wealthy elites. The Constitution was “drafted by fifty-five men who were mostly wealthy slave-owners, lawyers, merchants, bondholders, and men of property” in order to give the “rich and well-born” a “distinct and permanent share in the government” (Zinn 1990: 152). Conser ...
Social Silicon Valleys (March 2006)
... Wilding; and discussions with a range of groups including the Danish Government, the Scottish Parliament, the International Futures Forum, the Australia and New Zealand School of Government, Said Business School, and the World Economic Forum. Useful discussions were also held in various cities acros ...
... Wilding; and discussions with a range of groups including the Danish Government, the Scottish Parliament, the International Futures Forum, the Australia and New Zealand School of Government, Said Business School, and the World Economic Forum. Useful discussions were also held in various cities acros ...
On thematic concepts and methodological (epistemological
... themata ‘at the heart of social representations’ and likened them to ‘concept images’, ‘primary conceptions’ or ‘primitive notions’ (Moscovici and Vignaux, 1994/2000, pp. 176177). However, despite his appreciation of the concept of themata, he only rarely mentioned themata in his subsequent work (e ...
... themata ‘at the heart of social representations’ and likened them to ‘concept images’, ‘primary conceptions’ or ‘primitive notions’ (Moscovici and Vignaux, 1994/2000, pp. 176177). However, despite his appreciation of the concept of themata, he only rarely mentioned themata in his subsequent work (e ...
Enabling Clinical Supervision Skills
... ✓ hints for successful interactions with other staff members, e.g. who is on the team and key team members and their roles ✓ procedures for making referrals to internal and external service providers ✓ other administrative procedures, including documentation ✓ supervision needs ✓ learning objec ...
... ✓ hints for successful interactions with other staff members, e.g. who is on the team and key team members and their roles ✓ procedures for making referrals to internal and external service providers ✓ other administrative procedures, including documentation ✓ supervision needs ✓ learning objec ...
Levels and Dimensions of Discourse Analysis
... theories. They may involve complex cognitive strategies of processing information, online procedures, handling simultaneous levels and parallel information and so on. Other notions such as goals, plans, scripts, or cognitive schemata are involved to account for the understanding and representation o ...
... theories. They may involve complex cognitive strategies of processing information, online procedures, handling simultaneous levels and parallel information and so on. Other notions such as goals, plans, scripts, or cognitive schemata are involved to account for the understanding and representation o ...
MARXISM AND SOCIALIST THEORY
... each has a claim to legitimacy. Yet however relevant to a specific purpose, no such view is complete unto itself. From different life positions, different world views and theories emerge and they reflect different interests, sensitivities, values, and insights. Each reveals certain truths, but alway ...
... each has a claim to legitimacy. Yet however relevant to a specific purpose, no such view is complete unto itself. From different life positions, different world views and theories emerge and they reflect different interests, sensitivities, values, and insights. Each reveals certain truths, but alway ...
Post-DeveloPment theory anD the Discourse-agency
... “as a system of knowledge, technologies, practices and power relationships that serve to order and regulate the objects of development” (Lewis et al. 2003: 545).5 They view development as a hegemonic and monolithic discourse that overrides cultural variations wherever it is brought about by its advo ...
... “as a system of knowledge, technologies, practices and power relationships that serve to order and regulate the objects of development” (Lewis et al. 2003: 545).5 They view development as a hegemonic and monolithic discourse that overrides cultural variations wherever it is brought about by its advo ...
Honneth and Care-work
... position or birthright no longer has any bearing on the distribution of justice. Therefore the recognition of rights is not reflected through the person’s attributes but rather as an acknowledgement that the individual is a source of independent judgement, “she or he can enter contracts, has the ab ...
... position or birthright no longer has any bearing on the distribution of justice. Therefore the recognition of rights is not reflected through the person’s attributes but rather as an acknowledgement that the individual is a source of independent judgement, “she or he can enter contracts, has the ab ...
psychoanalytic perspectives on occupational choice
... channelled into specific fields of study.? The longer the education or training, the more likely that this process will have occurred. It is difficult to imagine, for example, an hysterical or impulsive personality type surviving university training to become a "bench scientist." The methodological ...
... channelled into specific fields of study.? The longer the education or training, the more likely that this process will have occurred. It is difficult to imagine, for example, an hysterical or impulsive personality type surviving university training to become a "bench scientist." The methodological ...
The Paradox of Positivism
... rather successful form of Fordist regulation based on mixed public private enterprises organized from the early 1930s (De Cecco and Pedone 1996: 262). It is also widely argued that National Socialist Germany was the first country to introduce Keynesian fiscal policies (Roseman 1996: 210). The question ...
... rather successful form of Fordist regulation based on mixed public private enterprises organized from the early 1930s (De Cecco and Pedone 1996: 262). It is also widely argued that National Socialist Germany was the first country to introduce Keynesian fiscal policies (Roseman 1996: 210). The question ...
Chapter 34 Public Participation in Biosafety Issues
... public to participate once an NBF has been developed. What is needed is also public input into the determination of the proper scope of an NBF. Questions such as what should be addressed within the NBF and who gets to frame the framework all need to link with the relation to society’s needs, problem ...
... public to participate once an NBF has been developed. What is needed is also public input into the determination of the proper scope of an NBF. Questions such as what should be addressed within the NBF and who gets to frame the framework all need to link with the relation to society’s needs, problem ...
Theories of Practice as an Approach to
... suggesting that analysis must be concerned with both practical activity and its representations. Moreover we are given a helpful depiction of the components which form a ‘nexus’, the means through which doings and sayings hang together and can be said to be coordinated. For a variety of reasons, inc ...
... suggesting that analysis must be concerned with both practical activity and its representations. Moreover we are given a helpful depiction of the components which form a ‘nexus’, the means through which doings and sayings hang together and can be said to be coordinated. For a variety of reasons, inc ...
A Theory of Collective Identity. Making Sense of the Debate on
... As an analytical concept, identity denotes something that holds across all these cases: providing stable meaning in the flux of social relations. Since identity in this sociological usage refers to social relations, any kind of identity is by definition social. Individuals and nations in the society ...
... As an analytical concept, identity denotes something that holds across all these cases: providing stable meaning in the flux of social relations. Since identity in this sociological usage refers to social relations, any kind of identity is by definition social. Individuals and nations in the society ...
ProutWorld Features Ideology Sarkar FAQ Prout in 60 minutes
... not be exported to another unit. Instead, industrial centers should be built up wherever raw materials are available. This will create industries based on locally available raw materials and ensure full employment for all local people who then may trade their demi-essential and nonessential refined ...
... not be exported to another unit. Instead, industrial centers should be built up wherever raw materials are available. This will create industries based on locally available raw materials and ensure full employment for all local people who then may trade their demi-essential and nonessential refined ...
this article - International Journal of Mass Emergencies
... the Access Model of disaster causation proposed by Amartya Sen in Poverty and Famines: An Essay on Entitlement and Deprivation (1981). Here vulnerability is regarded as generated by the difficulties some social groups or families have in accessing certain resources over time, a condition that is det ...
... the Access Model of disaster causation proposed by Amartya Sen in Poverty and Famines: An Essay on Entitlement and Deprivation (1981). Here vulnerability is regarded as generated by the difficulties some social groups or families have in accessing certain resources over time, a condition that is det ...
Mason, Paul (2012) Why It`s Kicking Off Everywhere: The New
... controversial. It involved a mixture of fieldwork, through which they identified ‘actually existing’ polities in contemporary French society, and which they then formalized by elaborating various themes in the history of political philosophy, supplemented with analysis of manuals intended for busine ...
... controversial. It involved a mixture of fieldwork, through which they identified ‘actually existing’ polities in contemporary French society, and which they then formalized by elaborating various themes in the history of political philosophy, supplemented with analysis of manuals intended for busine ...
Annual Report
... This question seems to be the closest to the issue discussed by the report, since two of the three choices (C and B) can be seen as an approximation of its definition of the concept of equity and can be compared with the matter of income inequalities (A), also a core issue of the report. As regards ...
... This question seems to be the closest to the issue discussed by the report, since two of the three choices (C and B) can be seen as an approximation of its definition of the concept of equity and can be compared with the matter of income inequalities (A), also a core issue of the report. As regards ...
National report
... material and immaterial heritage of historic centres. At the same time, cities are sources of opportunity for the local populations in terms of employment, income, access to services, facilities and information, culture and citizenship. Although they can exacerbate difficulties, cities can also prov ...
... material and immaterial heritage of historic centres. At the same time, cities are sources of opportunity for the local populations in terms of employment, income, access to services, facilities and information, culture and citizenship. Although they can exacerbate difficulties, cities can also prov ...