THE DRAMATISTIC GENRE IN ORGANISATIONAL RESEARCH
... be readily and universally understood. It is also a metaphor that most people find intrinsically interesting--it speaks to the actor, playwright and critic in us all. Encouraging individuals to look at life as theatre and vice versa is, therefore, not a task that is fraught with difficulty though it ...
... be readily and universally understood. It is also a metaphor that most people find intrinsically interesting--it speaks to the actor, playwright and critic in us all. Encouraging individuals to look at life as theatre and vice versa is, therefore, not a task that is fraught with difficulty though it ...
Gender and Age Differences in Social Support: A Study of East
... Social support as a subjective (anticipated/expected) versus an observable (received) phenomenon is one prominent distinction. B. R. Sarason and colleagues [4] for instance, define social support as a personal and stable expectation closely resembling a personality trait. Sarason et al. also propose ...
... Social support as a subjective (anticipated/expected) versus an observable (received) phenomenon is one prominent distinction. B. R. Sarason and colleagues [4] for instance, define social support as a personal and stable expectation closely resembling a personality trait. Sarason et al. also propose ...
SOCIAL CAPITAL AND IMMIGRANT RELIGION1
... Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, and Islam, or the growth of these religions in various countries, as for example the United States (Eck 2001), Norway (Jacobsen 2001), and Denmark (Warburg and Jacobsen 2007). During the 1990s, scholars also began to study immigrant religious communities. The term «immig ...
... Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, and Islam, or the growth of these religions in various countries, as for example the United States (Eck 2001), Norway (Jacobsen 2001), and Denmark (Warburg and Jacobsen 2007). During the 1990s, scholars also began to study immigrant religious communities. The term «immig ...
Applied Sociology and Social Work: Manpower and Theoretical Issues
... educators teaching sociology courses while few sociologists teach social work courses. There is more crossing of disciplinary lines at the undergraduate level than at the graduate level, but this seems to be more a function of teaching load and funding intricacies related to federal formula grants t ...
... educators teaching sociology courses while few sociologists teach social work courses. There is more crossing of disciplinary lines at the undergraduate level than at the graduate level, but this seems to be more a function of teaching load and funding intricacies related to federal formula grants t ...
105661_53 The Enlightenment Programme and Karl Popper
... towards greater knowledge about the social world. Social inquiry was developed, not as social methodology or social philosophy, but as social science. This traditional but botched version of the Enlightenment Programme was immensely influential. It was developed throughout the 19th century by Comte, ...
... towards greater knowledge about the social world. Social inquiry was developed, not as social methodology or social philosophy, but as social science. This traditional but botched version of the Enlightenment Programme was immensely influential. It was developed throughout the 19th century by Comte, ...
Solution to York Region Human Services Funding Gap
... Funding and supporting the development of the first Welcome Centre for immigrants to provide settlement, employment support services and language, accreditation and qualifications assistance to more than 3,500 new comers in York Region. In the 2007 Ontario Budget, the government announced the phasin ...
... Funding and supporting the development of the first Welcome Centre for immigrants to provide settlement, employment support services and language, accreditation and qualifications assistance to more than 3,500 new comers in York Region. In the 2007 Ontario Budget, the government announced the phasin ...
Symbolic interactionism - integrating the language sciences
... Another contribution by Cooley was his model of society as an organism. “Self and society,” he said, “are twin-born.” What he means by this is that the self and society are linked by an unbreakable bond. This is why he speaks of society as an organism. His analogy is not with biology, but with a hol ...
... Another contribution by Cooley was his model of society as an organism. “Self and society,” he said, “are twin-born.” What he means by this is that the self and society are linked by an unbreakable bond. This is why he speaks of society as an organism. His analogy is not with biology, but with a hol ...
New Media as Weapons of Mass Instruction
... memorable example of the latter was the personification of the militarised US body politic in James Montogomery Flagg’s Uncle Sam, which first gained recognition in the ‘I want you’ army recruitment poster (Library of Congress, 2002). The poster had a print run of four million during the 18 months ...
... memorable example of the latter was the personification of the militarised US body politic in James Montogomery Flagg’s Uncle Sam, which first gained recognition in the ‘I want you’ army recruitment poster (Library of Congress, 2002). The poster had a print run of four million during the 18 months ...
Conditioning
... reinforcement over another (Kanye tickets vs. Dave Matthews, you will work harder for the one you like) Cognitive Map: A mental image of where one is ...
... reinforcement over another (Kanye tickets vs. Dave Matthews, you will work harder for the one you like) Cognitive Map: A mental image of where one is ...
223 I. Identity and Representation Peirre Bourdieu
... the recognition and the belief granted to it by the members of this group, as well as in the economic or cultural properties they share in common, since it is only in accordance with a given principle of pertinence that the relation between these properties can appear. The power over the group that ...
... the recognition and the belief granted to it by the members of this group, as well as in the economic or cultural properties they share in common, since it is only in accordance with a given principle of pertinence that the relation between these properties can appear. The power over the group that ...
Finnish Fund for Local Cooperation Contact persons at the Finnish
... to propose a maximum one year projects. A call for proposals will be organised twice a year (more information about deadlines can be found on the Embassy website www.finland.org.zm). Grants decisions will be made by the Embassy of Finland FLC Project Committee. All applicants will be informed about ...
... to propose a maximum one year projects. A call for proposals will be organised twice a year (more information about deadlines can be found on the Embassy website www.finland.org.zm). Grants decisions will be made by the Embassy of Finland FLC Project Committee. All applicants will be informed about ...
Lecture 4: Power of Values and the Process of Value Realization
... 4. The Preamble is emphatically anti-imperialist. It holds that the equal rights of all nations must be respected. Principles such as non-intervention, respect for sovereignty, including political- independence and territorial integrity are also issues that remain under constant threat of penetratio ...
... 4. The Preamble is emphatically anti-imperialist. It holds that the equal rights of all nations must be respected. Principles such as non-intervention, respect for sovereignty, including political- independence and territorial integrity are also issues that remain under constant threat of penetratio ...
2202/C/04
... programmes, which would be articulated around four broad pillars. In all these actions, it was very important for us to be associated not only with national governments but also with the social partners as well as the regional and local collectivities. The “Luxembourg process” has certainly been suc ...
... programmes, which would be articulated around four broad pillars. In all these actions, it was very important for us to be associated not only with national governments but also with the social partners as well as the regional and local collectivities. The “Luxembourg process” has certainly been suc ...
Scott Moss and Bruce Edmonds: Towards Good Social Science
... the entire class of explanations constituting good science explain phenomena we observe without distorting or contradicting the conditions in which we observe them. Where an explanation does not apply directly to a set of conditions because, following Hollis and Nell and Cartwright, its ceteris pari ...
... the entire class of explanations constituting good science explain phenomena we observe without distorting or contradicting the conditions in which we observe them. Where an explanation does not apply directly to a set of conditions because, following Hollis and Nell and Cartwright, its ceteris pari ...
Rawls* Theory of Justice - The University of Sydney
... Rawls’ social contract is neither historical nor hypothetical, it is a thought experiment by which we can tests our intuitions about justice. Rawls seeks a new device allowing us to tease out the implications of moral equality for a theory of justice, by allowing us to think about justice free of th ...
... Rawls’ social contract is neither historical nor hypothetical, it is a thought experiment by which we can tests our intuitions about justice. Rawls seeks a new device allowing us to tease out the implications of moral equality for a theory of justice, by allowing us to think about justice free of th ...
The Aged.
... Financial support is necessary for the elderly. This financial support generally comes from the government. For elderly this support is in the form of the aged pension. Some of the aged rely on income from superannuation. This number is expected to grow in the future because of the introduction of c ...
... Financial support is necessary for the elderly. This financial support generally comes from the government. For elderly this support is in the form of the aged pension. Some of the aged rely on income from superannuation. This number is expected to grow in the future because of the introduction of c ...
life skills as the individual and social health resources
... the lifestyle. In this model the responsibility for health is shared between the individual, society and specialists. Such perspective is also important due to the fact that it emphasizes not only the individual health, but the society and environmental health too. The salutogenetic model on the oth ...
... the lifestyle. In this model the responsibility for health is shared between the individual, society and specialists. Such perspective is also important due to the fact that it emphasizes not only the individual health, but the society and environmental health too. The salutogenetic model on the oth ...
Hubris or Hybrids
... commercial benefits and willfully neglect the social, cultural, and environmental consequences of most, if not all innovations, especially in new fields such as nanotechnology. At the same time, there are very few opportunities, or sites, for ensuring that nanotechnology is used justly and fairly, o ...
... commercial benefits and willfully neglect the social, cultural, and environmental consequences of most, if not all innovations, especially in new fields such as nanotechnology. At the same time, there are very few opportunities, or sites, for ensuring that nanotechnology is used justly and fairly, o ...
Developmental Programming of Ethical Consciousness: Impact on
... independent of thought reactions as relayed by the senses. This may explain why certain judgments, or any strongly felt passion, may be so overwhelming that they remain in the face of logic and contradiction. The latest evolutionary development is the new mammalian brain or neocortex, which evolved ...
... independent of thought reactions as relayed by the senses. This may explain why certain judgments, or any strongly felt passion, may be so overwhelming that they remain in the face of logic and contradiction. The latest evolutionary development is the new mammalian brain or neocortex, which evolved ...
2014 Annual Lord Patten Lecture on Social Renewal
... John Brewer is Professor of Post-Conflict Studies at Queen’s University Belfast. He runs the £1.26m Leverhulme Trust-funded Compromise after Conflict research programme, which focuses on victims in Northern Ireland, Sri Lanka and South Africa, and has a special interest in religious peace-building. ...
... John Brewer is Professor of Post-Conflict Studies at Queen’s University Belfast. He runs the £1.26m Leverhulme Trust-funded Compromise after Conflict research programme, which focuses on victims in Northern Ireland, Sri Lanka and South Africa, and has a special interest in religious peace-building. ...
Illness and disability - C
... • A person’s identity is under threat as it changes their previously ‘normal life’ • They need to reassess their lives and perhaps adapt/take on a ‘new’ identity ...
... • A person’s identity is under threat as it changes their previously ‘normal life’ • They need to reassess their lives and perhaps adapt/take on a ‘new’ identity ...
Musings on the Emptiness and Dreariness of Postmodern Critique
... I will come back to Lyotard later, but, for now, I wish to posit his invocation as well as McGee's of the existence of a "postmodern condition"--the assertion of a fundamental shift in life circumstances following the destruction of the so-called modern condition--as my target in this paper. I will ...
... I will come back to Lyotard later, but, for now, I wish to posit his invocation as well as McGee's of the existence of a "postmodern condition"--the assertion of a fundamental shift in life circumstances following the destruction of the so-called modern condition--as my target in this paper. I will ...
Socio-cultural Aspects of Neo-nationalism in Crisis Contexts
... from the historical nationalism relates to its sociological premises: it is not the unemployed workers and the endangered farmers who adopt the recent versions of nationalism but rather the precarious employees from urban areas. The neo-nationalist embrace of the electorate of many European far-righ ...
... from the historical nationalism relates to its sociological premises: it is not the unemployed workers and the endangered farmers who adopt the recent versions of nationalism but rather the precarious employees from urban areas. The neo-nationalist embrace of the electorate of many European far-righ ...
social inequality: a short history of an idea
... There is also a strong association between poverty, crime and race. Merton argued that high levels of inequality create a sense of envy and resentment within communities, which leads to criminal behaviour as this is a way that excluded groups can achieve material success (Merton 1968). High levels o ...
... There is also a strong association between poverty, crime and race. Merton argued that high levels of inequality create a sense of envy and resentment within communities, which leads to criminal behaviour as this is a way that excluded groups can achieve material success (Merton 1968). High levels o ...