Adolescent Socialisation Processes
... 1994). One recent study on juvenile detention found that after controlling for social factors (education, low socio-economic status, personal problems, and so on) race nevertheless 'continues to have a significant and independent effect on detention1 (Wordes et al 1994,163). The empirical questions ...
... 1994). One recent study on juvenile detention found that after controlling for social factors (education, low socio-economic status, personal problems, and so on) race nevertheless 'continues to have a significant and independent effect on detention1 (Wordes et al 1994,163). The empirical questions ...
Copyright 2012 JIA CHEN
... direct and objective understanding of the thoughts embodied in music of ancient days. As a Chinese student studying in the West, I also want to look far into the distance at ancient Greek thought of musical aesthetics, hoping to achieve a better understanding of the role of music through a compariso ...
... direct and objective understanding of the thoughts embodied in music of ancient days. As a Chinese student studying in the West, I also want to look far into the distance at ancient Greek thought of musical aesthetics, hoping to achieve a better understanding of the role of music through a compariso ...
Inequality, Education and the Social Sciences: The Historical
... they opened my eyes to new perspectives and possibilities. My colleagues and students at the Lower Rhine University of Applied Sciences and the University of Duisburg-Essen contributed mightily to my motivation and the development of my ideas during the course of writing this dissertation, and for t ...
... they opened my eyes to new perspectives and possibilities. My colleagues and students at the Lower Rhine University of Applied Sciences and the University of Duisburg-Essen contributed mightily to my motivation and the development of my ideas during the course of writing this dissertation, and for t ...
大学文全
... Buddhism is directly against the one of Confucianism which targeted itself in achieving universal wealth for all people under heaven instead of individual attainment of conscience. To Han Yu, should the individual enlightenment based on Buddha nature have overtaken Confucian social ethics, then the ...
... Buddhism is directly against the one of Confucianism which targeted itself in achieving universal wealth for all people under heaven instead of individual attainment of conscience. To Han Yu, should the individual enlightenment based on Buddha nature have overtaken Confucian social ethics, then the ...
Science Journals — AAAS
... barriers to war that are difficult for most states to surmount. Chief among these barriers is physical distance. Some degree of proximity is usually necessary for states to develop conflicts of interest serious enough to escalate to violence. Only an extreme minority of states are capable of project ...
... barriers to war that are difficult for most states to surmount. Chief among these barriers is physical distance. Some degree of proximity is usually necessary for states to develop conflicts of interest serious enough to escalate to violence. Only an extreme minority of states are capable of project ...
The European Universal Welfare State: Democratic Relational
... most significant theories of distributive justice to have emerged since the publication of A Theory of Justice” (Scheffler, 2003, p. 5). This very influential work was published by John Rawls in 1971. According to Scheffler, luck egalitarianism is often presented as originating from A Theory of Just ...
... most significant theories of distributive justice to have emerged since the publication of A Theory of Justice” (Scheffler, 2003, p. 5). This very influential work was published by John Rawls in 1971. According to Scheffler, luck egalitarianism is often presented as originating from A Theory of Just ...
9th lecture (Oinas)
... usefully analyzed along broadly Weberian lines: structures of power are organized around relations of class, status and command • Class concerns power in the economic sphere of property and market relations, status concerns those forms of power that derive from the differentiation of groups in the s ...
... usefully analyzed along broadly Weberian lines: structures of power are organized around relations of class, status and command • Class concerns power in the economic sphere of property and market relations, status concerns those forms of power that derive from the differentiation of groups in the s ...
The Power of Compassion - Cambridge Scholars Publishing
... Compassion and the relationship There are two participants in the activity of compassion: the one in distress and the one showing compassion. Power can be an issue in any relationship. The one in distress should not be a victim of another’s compassion. A wise mentor, Pat O’Sullivan once said: “When ...
... Compassion and the relationship There are two participants in the activity of compassion: the one in distress and the one showing compassion. Power can be an issue in any relationship. The one in distress should not be a victim of another’s compassion. A wise mentor, Pat O’Sullivan once said: “When ...
oral presentations
... 11% of F1 doctors not attending the course in 2008 felt prepared on their first day (1/9) In 2009 97% (38/39) of F1 doctors felt prepared for their first day after all 39 had attended the course. Key Messages: The transition between undergraduate and Foundation Training needs more direct support and ...
... 11% of F1 doctors not attending the course in 2008 felt prepared on their first day (1/9) In 2009 97% (38/39) of F1 doctors felt prepared for their first day after all 39 had attended the course. Key Messages: The transition between undergraduate and Foundation Training needs more direct support and ...
The discourses of OERs: how flat is this world?
... the often-unconscious use of language in a domain of practice (e.g. word choices) is constitutive of the dominant discourses of this social domain – that is, how the discourses are instantiated in language. This is achieved through an interdiscursive analysis of texts and their specific articulation ...
... the often-unconscious use of language in a domain of practice (e.g. word choices) is constitutive of the dominant discourses of this social domain – that is, how the discourses are instantiated in language. This is achieved through an interdiscursive analysis of texts and their specific articulation ...
Mundane
... actions, to make computational responses a better fit for the actions in which users are engaged; and they look for opportunities to tie computational and physical activities together in such a way that a computer withdraws into the activity, so that users engage directly with the tasks at hand and ...
... actions, to make computational responses a better fit for the actions in which users are engaged; and they look for opportunities to tie computational and physical activities together in such a way that a computer withdraws into the activity, so that users engage directly with the tasks at hand and ...
a submission on the regulation of psychotherapy/ mental
... understand conscious and unconscious motivation, and resolve emotional relationships, attitudinal conflicts, or modify behaviours, which interfere with effective emotional, social or intellectual functioning. Psychotherapy or counselling can also include helping clients proceed through normal transi ...
... understand conscious and unconscious motivation, and resolve emotional relationships, attitudinal conflicts, or modify behaviours, which interfere with effective emotional, social or intellectual functioning. Psychotherapy or counselling can also include helping clients proceed through normal transi ...
Framework for Analysis: Agriculture and the Rural Sector in
... Migration is not simply from rural areas to large cities. Secondary cities and market towns are major destinations; policymakers must consider their role in economic growth, politics, and poverty reduction. Rural people also move to other rural areas. This seems especially true of women, who marry ...
... Migration is not simply from rural areas to large cities. Secondary cities and market towns are major destinations; policymakers must consider their role in economic growth, politics, and poverty reduction. Rural people also move to other rural areas. This seems especially true of women, who marry ...
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 ...
Social economy and social entrepreneurship
... has always been characterised by the prominent role played by a variety of organisations that differ both from private corporations and from public institutions. These are private organisations that typically pursue goals other than profit: their main purpose is not to generate financial gains for t ...
... has always been characterised by the prominent role played by a variety of organisations that differ both from private corporations and from public institutions. These are private organisations that typically pursue goals other than profit: their main purpose is not to generate financial gains for t ...
1 Social status and cultural consumption
... superior ‘cultural capital’, no less than their superior economic capital, in order to maintain their position of dominance. Differentiation inevitably serves as a means of underwriting hierarchy. More specifically, members of dominant classes seek to demonstrate and confirm the superiority of their ...
... superior ‘cultural capital’, no less than their superior economic capital, in order to maintain their position of dominance. Differentiation inevitably serves as a means of underwriting hierarchy. More specifically, members of dominant classes seek to demonstrate and confirm the superiority of their ...
From Critical Social Theory to a Social Theory of
... because you come from a petty-bourgeois family from the French province – does not really capture what they take themselves to be doing. Their reaction can be understood as a defense mechanism on the part of the patients of “social psychoanalysis,” who cannot but negate the analyst’s diagnosis (whic ...
... because you come from a petty-bourgeois family from the French province – does not really capture what they take themselves to be doing. Their reaction can be understood as a defense mechanism on the part of the patients of “social psychoanalysis,” who cannot but negate the analyst’s diagnosis (whic ...
Social Chaosmos: Michel Serres and the emergence of social order
... is not just an academic debate – something just for historians, just for the commentators, just for the so called chattering classes. Indeed in a recent poll, as many as half of British people said that they were worried that if we do not promote Britishness we run a real risk of having a divided so ...
... is not just an academic debate – something just for historians, just for the commentators, just for the so called chattering classes. Indeed in a recent poll, as many as half of British people said that they were worried that if we do not promote Britishness we run a real risk of having a divided so ...
Unity through Diversity:
... global citizens. A more relevant question for them would be how to define their Canadian identity in the global context. It was noted that multiculturalism has become an easy target for failings and challenges resulting from other policies. It was almost universally argued that recent backlash agai ...
... global citizens. A more relevant question for them would be how to define their Canadian identity in the global context. It was noted that multiculturalism has become an easy target for failings and challenges resulting from other policies. It was almost universally argued that recent backlash agai ...
Democratic - The University of Sydney
... them. It is not unreasonable to suggest that this discrepancy between the appeal of democratic principles and their limited satisfaction pertains even in relation to the minimal conditions of liberal democratic governance. Indeed, it is not just in those nation states that have recently undergone a ...
... them. It is not unreasonable to suggest that this discrepancy between the appeal of democratic principles and their limited satisfaction pertains even in relation to the minimal conditions of liberal democratic governance. Indeed, it is not just in those nation states that have recently undergone a ...
Latin American Critical Thought
... of the genocidal dictatorships in the region. They also find parallels between their own work and social movements, especially the peasant, the indigenous and the urban unemployed movements of the late twentieth century, as well as the landless workers, the Zapatism and the piqueteros, and class fra ...
... of the genocidal dictatorships in the region. They also find parallels between their own work and social movements, especially the peasant, the indigenous and the urban unemployed movements of the late twentieth century, as well as the landless workers, the Zapatism and the piqueteros, and class fra ...
TAG program final
... symbols, or as mere reflections of social and political organization have been replaced by interpretations of figurines as active forms of material culture that played an important role in shaping people’s identities and social relationships. Key questions in this line of research include: What effe ...
... symbols, or as mere reflections of social and political organization have been replaced by interpretations of figurines as active forms of material culture that played an important role in shaping people’s identities and social relationships. Key questions in this line of research include: What effe ...
Practice Theory - WesScholar
... utility. They promise that they can be turned into something more precise. But the value of the concepts is destroyed when they are pushed in the direction of meeting their promise. [Turner, 1994, 116] Assessing these worries about the coherence or substance of the practice concept and its applicati ...
... utility. They promise that they can be turned into something more precise. But the value of the concepts is destroyed when they are pushed in the direction of meeting their promise. [Turner, 1994, 116] Assessing these worries about the coherence or substance of the practice concept and its applicati ...
Social Capital: Prospects for a New Concept
... the social capital of a collectivity (organization, community, nation, and so forth) is not so much in that collectivity's external ties to other external actors as it is in its internal structure-in the linkages among individuals or groups within the collectivity and, specifically, in those feature ...
... the social capital of a collectivity (organization, community, nation, and so forth) is not so much in that collectivity's external ties to other external actors as it is in its internal structure-in the linkages among individuals or groups within the collectivity and, specifically, in those feature ...
Reconsidering Social Cohesion: Developing a
... like Canada, the EU and the Council and regimes of Europe ...
... like Canada, the EU and the Council and regimes of Europe ...