The effects of social and political openness on the welfare state in
... The term globalisation refers to international flows and interactions and includes a plethora of developments through which the world is becoming a global society consisting of networks in which flows of commodities, services, capital, technology, information, ideas, forms of culture and people cros ...
... The term globalisation refers to international flows and interactions and includes a plethora of developments through which the world is becoming a global society consisting of networks in which flows of commodities, services, capital, technology, information, ideas, forms of culture and people cros ...
URBAN RENAISSANCE - FYM
... well-being and promote new opportunities for economic growth. The way forward at global level is sustainable urbanization as the source of general and widespread sustainable economic and social development. This path must be undertaken by emerging and mature countries alike, each pursuing different ...
... well-being and promote new opportunities for economic growth. The way forward at global level is sustainable urbanization as the source of general and widespread sustainable economic and social development. This path must be undertaken by emerging and mature countries alike, each pursuing different ...
SOCIAL IDENTITY, SECOND EDITION
... As a result it is more difficult than usual – and it’s never easy – adequately to acknowledge my debts. In one way or another all those with whom I have worked, whether as direct collaborators or interested colleagues, have influenced my thinking about the ideas that I present and explore in this book ...
... As a result it is more difficult than usual – and it’s never easy – adequately to acknowledge my debts. In one way or another all those with whom I have worked, whether as direct collaborators or interested colleagues, have influenced my thinking about the ideas that I present and explore in this book ...
Principles of Assessment for EMS by
... List some differences in the level of cognitive and social competency of the preschool aged child from that of a toddler or school age child, and how they relate to the EMS provider’s interaction with a preschool age child. Describe why the EMS provider should involve the child in the history taking ...
... List some differences in the level of cognitive and social competency of the preschool aged child from that of a toddler or school age child, and how they relate to the EMS provider’s interaction with a preschool age child. Describe why the EMS provider should involve the child in the history taking ...
Attuned to Being: Heideggerian Music in Technological
... content to our situatedness in the world. Sound which strikes the ear but is not perceived as the sound of something or as a definite kind of sound is noise. Noise is the refuse of existential understanding. Music, which thrives on the sensuous character of sound, today rejects the objective referen ...
... content to our situatedness in the world. Sound which strikes the ear but is not perceived as the sound of something or as a definite kind of sound is noise. Noise is the refuse of existential understanding. Music, which thrives on the sensuous character of sound, today rejects the objective referen ...
What is good professional practice?
... ethics, it is traditionally assumed that one of the most fundamental distinctions for understanding human behavior is that between self-interested (or "egoistic") and disinterested (or "altruistic") motives of action. While classical virtue ethics, for example in the Nicomachean Ethics of Aristotle ...
... ethics, it is traditionally assumed that one of the most fundamental distinctions for understanding human behavior is that between self-interested (or "egoistic") and disinterested (or "altruistic") motives of action. While classical virtue ethics, for example in the Nicomachean Ethics of Aristotle ...
The Vitality and Turmoil of Urban Life, 1877– 1920
... prejudicial, application of laws by law enforcement officials raised questions about the nature of justice, equality, and individual freedom in American society. As America became a culturally pluralistic society, interest groups often competed for influence and opportunity in the political arena. T ...
... prejudicial, application of laws by law enforcement officials raised questions about the nature of justice, equality, and individual freedom in American society. As America became a culturally pluralistic society, interest groups often competed for influence and opportunity in the political arena. T ...
0495 sociology - Beacon Papers
... These official records provide a useful source of information about social trends such as suicide, marriage, divorce and crime rates. However, statistics need to be viewed with care as they may not provide an accurate account of a particular trend. Other sources of secondary data may also be used in ...
... These official records provide a useful source of information about social trends such as suicide, marriage, divorce and crime rates. However, statistics need to be viewed with care as they may not provide an accurate account of a particular trend. Other sources of secondary data may also be used in ...
wp 51.indd - Technology Governance
... never neutral. Method shapes how we see reality; it determines the policy outcome – or at least it is employed and promoted by those who want certain outcomes. And some methods, then as now (they are actually by and large the same), preserve the status quo by calling any investigation of what exists ...
... never neutral. Method shapes how we see reality; it determines the policy outcome – or at least it is employed and promoted by those who want certain outcomes. And some methods, then as now (they are actually by and large the same), preserve the status quo by calling any investigation of what exists ...
0495 sociology - Past Papers Of Home
... These official records provide a useful source of information about social trends such as suicide, marriage, divorce and crime rates. However, statistics need to be viewed with care as they may not provide an accurate account of a particular trend. Other sources of secondary data may also be used in ...
... These official records provide a useful source of information about social trends such as suicide, marriage, divorce and crime rates. However, statistics need to be viewed with care as they may not provide an accurate account of a particular trend. Other sources of secondary data may also be used in ...
the globalization and global ethics
... one group or category of people from another. The core element in culture are values.”1 Thus, ethics is subject to cultural values and norms. Ethics may be considered negatively or positively. Negative side of ethics is corruption. Corruption is a taboo in the management literature as Hofstede state ...
... one group or category of people from another. The core element in culture are values.”1 Thus, ethics is subject to cultural values and norms. Ethics may be considered negatively or positively. Negative side of ethics is corruption. Corruption is a taboo in the management literature as Hofstede state ...
Student-Driven Test Questions Master List
... 33. “The ultimate and oldest means of social control is physical violence. In the savage society of children, it is still a major one.” This quote suggests physical violence as a basic and natural tendency. What has prevented social control from being based on physical violence in most sophisticate ...
... 33. “The ultimate and oldest means of social control is physical violence. In the savage society of children, it is still a major one.” This quote suggests physical violence as a basic and natural tendency. What has prevented social control from being based on physical violence in most sophisticate ...
0807-review
... South, and makes explicit the programme’s understanding of knowledge management as being located in social relations, rather than being an issue of technology alone. By being committed to pluralism rather than a simplistic inversion of the current power relationships, the programme avoids attemptin ...
... South, and makes explicit the programme’s understanding of knowledge management as being located in social relations, rather than being an issue of technology alone. By being committed to pluralism rather than a simplistic inversion of the current power relationships, the programme avoids attemptin ...
Normalcy-preface
... between their own reality and that one which is expected. Drawing upon sociological definitions of normality and its discoursive articulation, we are aware that our hypothesis is not determined by predictive value, but rather by “strategic value in relation to the question raised” (Lyotard, 2004, p. ...
... between their own reality and that one which is expected. Drawing upon sociological definitions of normality and its discoursive articulation, we are aware that our hypothesis is not determined by predictive value, but rather by “strategic value in relation to the question raised” (Lyotard, 2004, p. ...
Social Laws, the Unity of Scientific Method, and Situational
... to notice is that the Oedipal effect not only bedevils attempts to predict future social events, but it also may undermine social regularities themselves. If a theory about the social world, including a hypothetical social law, becomes public knowledge, it might encourage the taking of measures to a ...
... to notice is that the Oedipal effect not only bedevils attempts to predict future social events, but it also may undermine social regularities themselves. If a theory about the social world, including a hypothetical social law, becomes public knowledge, it might encourage the taking of measures to a ...
INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON SOCIAL WELFARE
... BSEC Statistical Data and Economic Information Coordination Center The Black Sea Trade and Development Bank ...
... BSEC Statistical Data and Economic Information Coordination Center The Black Sea Trade and Development Bank ...
Paradox or Sustainable Model? A Social Sciences
... Without any doubt, “social relationships” is a very current topic in the analysis of social sciences. The increasing interest for the relational dimension and the challenges arising with globalisation demand an understanding of the complex and multiple interconnections found in our contemporary worl ...
... Without any doubt, “social relationships” is a very current topic in the analysis of social sciences. The increasing interest for the relational dimension and the challenges arising with globalisation demand an understanding of the complex and multiple interconnections found in our contemporary worl ...
Risk and Asset Management in the Presence of Poverty Traps
... would be to borrow sufficient funds so that it could leap forward to a higher return asset level. Increasing returns would therefore no suffice by themselves to trap poor households at low asset levels. If, however, poor households are rationed out of credit markets, as a now voluminous literature s ...
... would be to borrow sufficient funds so that it could leap forward to a higher return asset level. Increasing returns would therefore no suffice by themselves to trap poor households at low asset levels. If, however, poor households are rationed out of credit markets, as a now voluminous literature s ...
Corporate Social Performance and Stock Returns
... Carhart (1997), Bauer et al. (2002) show that both German and US ethical funds underperform their benchmark in terms of their risk-adjusted returns, although similar UK funds achieve slight outperformance. The performance of ethical fund managers in all three countries have improved over time, leadi ...
... Carhart (1997), Bauer et al. (2002) show that both German and US ethical funds underperform their benchmark in terms of their risk-adjusted returns, although similar UK funds achieve slight outperformance. The performance of ethical fund managers in all three countries have improved over time, leadi ...
Do you two know each other? Transitivity, homophily
... The principle of homophily—the tendency for individuals to associate and bond with similar others— has received rich support in research by social psychologists, sociologists, and anthropologists. Similar people are physically attracted to one another (Buss & Barnes, 1986; Watson et al., 2004), tend ...
... The principle of homophily—the tendency for individuals to associate and bond with similar others— has received rich support in research by social psychologists, sociologists, and anthropologists. Similar people are physically attracted to one another (Buss & Barnes, 1986; Watson et al., 2004), tend ...
Understanding Learning Culturally: Overcoming the
... approaches broadly adopt an embodied view of learning, and are strongly represented in the literature on workplace learning, with a focus on learning how to do a job and become part of a workplace community, in contrast to the concerns with conceptual change and cognition dominate that the literatur ...
... approaches broadly adopt an embodied view of learning, and are strongly represented in the literature on workplace learning, with a focus on learning how to do a job and become part of a workplace community, in contrast to the concerns with conceptual change and cognition dominate that the literatur ...
Phenomenological Sociology - Center for Subjectivity Research
... Harold Garfinkel, whose most important publication in this context is Studies in Ethnomethodology (1967). These will be dealt with below. Alfred Schutz Alfred Schutz is often referred to as the founder of phenomenological sociology. 2 Schutz originally studied law and obtained his PhD from Vienna in ...
... Harold Garfinkel, whose most important publication in this context is Studies in Ethnomethodology (1967). These will be dealt with below. Alfred Schutz Alfred Schutz is often referred to as the founder of phenomenological sociology. 2 Schutz originally studied law and obtained his PhD from Vienna in ...
Class, property, and structural endogamy: Visualizing networked
... and historical studies, particularly by researchers in France such as Jola, Verdier and Zonabend, La Maison, and Segalen,9 who have shown the importance of marital relinkages between families as a means of alliance in European villages. Marital relinking of the ancestral lines of two or more couples ...
... and historical studies, particularly by researchers in France such as Jola, Verdier and Zonabend, La Maison, and Segalen,9 who have shown the importance of marital relinkages between families as a means of alliance in European villages. Marital relinking of the ancestral lines of two or more couples ...
Job Postings - Tropical Texas Behavioral Health
... residence or in community settings (including but not limited to libraries, camps, etc.) CLS provides assistance to the family caregiver in the disability-related care of the Waiver participant, while facilitating the Waiver participant’s independence and integration into the community. The training ...
... residence or in community settings (including but not limited to libraries, camps, etc.) CLS provides assistance to the family caregiver in the disability-related care of the Waiver participant, while facilitating the Waiver participant’s independence and integration into the community. The training ...
NEXUS ANALYSIS 1. Nexus analysis – an action oriented approach
... The notion of nexus of practice resembles community of practice, though the focus is on different dimensions. The term community of practice was first used by Lave and Wenger (1991) as a way of explaining how learning is grounded in social interaction. Eckert and McConnell-Ginet (1992), arguing that ...
... The notion of nexus of practice resembles community of practice, though the focus is on different dimensions. The term community of practice was first used by Lave and Wenger (1991) as a way of explaining how learning is grounded in social interaction. Eckert and McConnell-Ginet (1992), arguing that ...