Thinking Across Perspectives and Disciplines
... mathematical equations) and different genres for acceptably demonstrating understanding (a musical score, a lab report, a proof, a legal brief). In its social sense, a discipline also entails a body of “disciples” who practice its techniques (with a group of influential members residing often in res ...
... mathematical equations) and different genres for acceptably demonstrating understanding (a musical score, a lab report, a proof, a legal brief). In its social sense, a discipline also entails a body of “disciples” who practice its techniques (with a group of influential members residing often in res ...
Social security and insurance - European Commission
... Insurance. Nevertheless, partial payment (cost sharing) by the patient is usually required. For instance, an insured person has to pay between ISK 1,000 (€ 6.19) and ISK 2,600 (€ 16) per visit to a healthcare centre or a general practitioner. The amount varies according to the kind of service. No co ...
... Insurance. Nevertheless, partial payment (cost sharing) by the patient is usually required. For instance, an insured person has to pay between ISK 1,000 (€ 6.19) and ISK 2,600 (€ 16) per visit to a healthcare centre or a general practitioner. The amount varies according to the kind of service. No co ...
What Is Structural about the Basic Structure?
... for this ambiguity, which first surfaces in her contention that there is a tension in Rawls’ theory between its distributive impulses and its focus on the basic structure as the subject of justice (Young 2006). In her later work on political responsibility she withdraws from some of the insights she ...
... for this ambiguity, which first surfaces in her contention that there is a tension in Rawls’ theory between its distributive impulses and its focus on the basic structure as the subject of justice (Young 2006). In her later work on political responsibility she withdraws from some of the insights she ...
Education and the Knowledge Based Economy
... Roger Dale that provides additional contextualisation, identifies some important common themes, and sketches a future research agenda in this area. PART I ...
... Roger Dale that provides additional contextualisation, identifies some important common themes, and sketches a future research agenda in this area. PART I ...
The Economic Approach to the Social Sciences – Scope and
... Methodological individualism: Pro and cons Basic assumption: The individual is the starting point of any explanation, not the group, state, nation, etc ! Opposite position: Methodological collectivism, popular particular in large parts of sociology and political science. States that the collective b ...
... Methodological individualism: Pro and cons Basic assumption: The individual is the starting point of any explanation, not the group, state, nation, etc ! Opposite position: Methodological collectivism, popular particular in large parts of sociology and political science. States that the collective b ...
Making Sense of Ecosystem Services
... definition dependency of policy and decision-making context. For me ecosystem services are policy attached collaborative planning too of seeing human-nature systems as complex as they are for environmental problem definition, forecasting, assessment, avoidance and mitigation ...
... definition dependency of policy and decision-making context. For me ecosystem services are policy attached collaborative planning too of seeing human-nature systems as complex as they are for environmental problem definition, forecasting, assessment, avoidance and mitigation ...
What Is Sociology?
... consequences for the working class. Many people lost their jobs as machines began to replace skilled workers. Those who did have j obs were often working long hours for low wages in unsafe working conditions. Child labour increased during this time, as they could be paid less than adult workers. Chi ...
... consequences for the working class. Many people lost their jobs as machines began to replace skilled workers. Those who did have j obs were often working long hours for low wages in unsafe working conditions. Child labour increased during this time, as they could be paid less than adult workers. Chi ...
Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences
... enjoy basic necessities, different groups network so as to obtain what they need and in return give what they have but can not translate to economic activity on their own. In the process a sense of reciprocity is created. This theory focuses on the objective patterns of ties linking the members of s ...
... enjoy basic necessities, different groups network so as to obtain what they need and in return give what they have but can not translate to economic activity on their own. In the process a sense of reciprocity is created. This theory focuses on the objective patterns of ties linking the members of s ...
We define collective entrepreneurship as conducting business
... 2. On average, collective entrepreneurs are younger than individual. The mean age of the former group is about 31 year whilst the mean age of the latter is 25 years. 3. Collective entrepreneurs are less confident in their abilities to run business – their knowledge, skills and experience. Consequent ...
... 2. On average, collective entrepreneurs are younger than individual. The mean age of the former group is about 31 year whilst the mean age of the latter is 25 years. 3. Collective entrepreneurs are less confident in their abilities to run business – their knowledge, skills and experience. Consequent ...
and WRITE Learning Outcomes….
... Use discipline-specific competencies or standards as a basis, not an end 5. Similar scope and scale 6. “In order to” gets to the uniqueness and real world application of the learning 7. Use a variety of learning domains ...
... Use discipline-specific competencies or standards as a basis, not an end 5. Similar scope and scale 6. “In order to” gets to the uniqueness and real world application of the learning 7. Use a variety of learning domains ...
1 The Future in Max Weber`s Methodological Writings Barbara Adam
... As a science, Weber argued, the social sciences are bound by the logic of the scientific form of inquiry, which deals with empirical (present-based) sense data, gives guidance about technical (present-based) means to pre-given ends and provides (past-based) causal analysis. As a cultural enterprise ...
... As a science, Weber argued, the social sciences are bound by the logic of the scientific form of inquiry, which deals with empirical (present-based) sense data, gives guidance about technical (present-based) means to pre-given ends and provides (past-based) causal analysis. As a cultural enterprise ...
Thinking Topographically: Place, Space, and Geography
... of the character of the region, of the place, and of place more generally, as given in its internal (and when one looks to a broader horizon, its external) relationality and so also in its surface. The structure of relations is given in the surface, and the surface is a structure of relations. The m ...
... of the character of the region, of the place, and of place more generally, as given in its internal (and when one looks to a broader horizon, its external) relationality and so also in its surface. The structure of relations is given in the surface, and the surface is a structure of relations. The m ...
- Human Kinetics Journals
... reality is "socially constructed" (Berger & Luckmann, 1967). The underlying intent is to recapture legacies denied in positivist schools of thought regarding the ways that human beings make their own histories or shape their own destinies. We are not merely pawns shaped by environments or reacting t ...
... reality is "socially constructed" (Berger & Luckmann, 1967). The underlying intent is to recapture legacies denied in positivist schools of thought regarding the ways that human beings make their own histories or shape their own destinies. We are not merely pawns shaped by environments or reacting t ...
View/Open - Dora.dmu.ac.uk
... us to grasp the otherwise neglected dimensions of power and status that pervade many social relationships. The idea of social capital has been gaining ground in social science approaches to nursing where the value of social relationships is being examined. Social capital theory provides a way of mak ...
... us to grasp the otherwise neglected dimensions of power and status that pervade many social relationships. The idea of social capital has been gaining ground in social science approaches to nursing where the value of social relationships is being examined. Social capital theory provides a way of mak ...
Centre and Periphery: Comparative Studies in Archaeology
... unwillingness to accept centralized power structures uncritically, a concern with apparently insoluble problems of famine and impoverishment, with the political transformation of former colonies, and with the changing nature of American and Western European world dominance. However that may be, the ...
... unwillingness to accept centralized power structures uncritically, a concern with apparently insoluble problems of famine and impoverishment, with the political transformation of former colonies, and with the changing nature of American and Western European world dominance. However that may be, the ...
Rurality and Event-Free Survival in Patients With Heart Failure
... density) and work commuting data to assess the functional relationship between population centers and surrounding communities. The RUCA taxonomy includes codes from 1.0 to 10.6. The RUCA designations were aggregated into 4 categories: urban (i.e., an urbanized area of population 50,000 or greater), ...
... density) and work commuting data to assess the functional relationship between population centers and surrounding communities. The RUCA taxonomy includes codes from 1.0 to 10.6. The RUCA designations were aggregated into 4 categories: urban (i.e., an urbanized area of population 50,000 or greater), ...
Manifest Destiny, Social Darwinism, and Other Cultural
... 1. History and Culture The study of foreign policy history has undergone a significant change in recent decades as historians have moved beyond the traditional schools of foreign policy analysis (i.e., revisionism, post-revisionism, realism, etc.) to explore the ways in which culture is a major fact ...
... 1. History and Culture The study of foreign policy history has undergone a significant change in recent decades as historians have moved beyond the traditional schools of foreign policy analysis (i.e., revisionism, post-revisionism, realism, etc.) to explore the ways in which culture is a major fact ...
Excellence and Enjoyment: social and emotional aspects of learning
... provides the experiences and information that lead to confidence in supporting children’s social and emotional learning; • a parental-involvement programme. The SEAL resource is built on the premise that each school or setting should find its own way into, and use for, the materials, drawing on the ...
... provides the experiences and information that lead to confidence in supporting children’s social and emotional learning; • a parental-involvement programme. The SEAL resource is built on the premise that each school or setting should find its own way into, and use for, the materials, drawing on the ...
ORGANIZATIONAL INTERVENTION: ACTS OF WILL AND
... as relational effects emerging from recursive attempts to order the sociomaterial world. Assuming no a priori distinctions between the social and the material, it explores empirically how patterns of social and technological order take form as a consequence of ordering efforts by the different entit ...
... as relational effects emerging from recursive attempts to order the sociomaterial world. Assuming no a priori distinctions between the social and the material, it explores empirically how patterns of social and technological order take form as a consequence of ordering efforts by the different entit ...
Guidance notes for institutional analysis in rural development
... programmes. This overview summarizes the key steps in this process. ...
... programmes. This overview summarizes the key steps in this process. ...
Knowledge and Skill Development in Developing and Transitional
... to educate and the most difficult to retain in school, especially among male teachers and those in high-demand areas, such as mathematics, science and technology. Secondary school teachers who remain in the system lack confidence and competence due to the erosion of their traditional subject-based ...
... to educate and the most difficult to retain in school, especially among male teachers and those in high-demand areas, such as mathematics, science and technology. Secondary school teachers who remain in the system lack confidence and competence due to the erosion of their traditional subject-based ...
The history and philosophy of social science
... abstract modelling. Indeed, many of the strong mid-nineteenth-century opponents of political economy, such as the romantics, objected to it because it was scientific, applying Newtonian methods to phenomena which, in their view, belonged to a fundamentally different ontological category. ...
... abstract modelling. Indeed, many of the strong mid-nineteenth-century opponents of political economy, such as the romantics, objected to it because it was scientific, applying Newtonian methods to phenomena which, in their view, belonged to a fundamentally different ontological category. ...
Transatlantic issues in social pedagogy: What the United
... values from psychology, therapy, sociology and law, while social pedagogy is directed towards the facilitation of learning experiences, being more open to engage with others (and less inclined to assume an expert role) and drawing its knowledge and values from education (pedagogy), philosophy, the h ...
... values from psychology, therapy, sociology and law, while social pedagogy is directed towards the facilitation of learning experiences, being more open to engage with others (and less inclined to assume an expert role) and drawing its knowledge and values from education (pedagogy), philosophy, the h ...
John Dewey on the Public Responsibility of Intellectuals
... accountability by claiming that decisions to hire and fire are “private” matters of the corporation because such decisions are made by the private owners of the corporation and their agents: such decisions, by Dewey’s account, carry consequences for persons other than the private corporate owners an ...
... accountability by claiming that decisions to hire and fire are “private” matters of the corporation because such decisions are made by the private owners of the corporation and their agents: such decisions, by Dewey’s account, carry consequences for persons other than the private corporate owners an ...
Prescribing Standards for Nurse Practitioners
... This document has been developed to describe standards for the safe prescribing of all medications, including controlled drugs and substances, and outlines nurse practitioners professional and legal obligations. These standards do not include authorization for the prescribing of Methadone, and/or Ma ...
... This document has been developed to describe standards for the safe prescribing of all medications, including controlled drugs and substances, and outlines nurse practitioners professional and legal obligations. These standards do not include authorization for the prescribing of Methadone, and/or Ma ...