Problems of Involvement and Detachment
... by means of a highly specializedtraining,maintainedby various forms of social control and socially induced emotional restraints; it has become embodiedin the conceptualtools, the basic assumptionsfthe methods of speakingand thinking which scientists use. Moreover,conceptsand methodsof this type have ...
... by means of a highly specializedtraining,maintainedby various forms of social control and socially induced emotional restraints; it has become embodiedin the conceptualtools, the basic assumptionsfthe methods of speakingand thinking which scientists use. Moreover,conceptsand methodsof this type have ...
What is the Eros Effect?
... of actions which were to be understood in contrast to normal institutional behavior (Smelser, 1962). The new insight that social movements were founded on a rational critique of the established order meant that they could only be analyzed properly by severing them from the field of collective behavi ...
... of actions which were to be understood in contrast to normal institutional behavior (Smelser, 1962). The new insight that social movements were founded on a rational critique of the established order meant that they could only be analyzed properly by severing them from the field of collective behavi ...
Social Anthropology and Applied Research
... and helpful Industrial Training Board, which had already produced a considerable volume of reference material through its. own Research Division. Relationship with informants and client; layers of concern The relationship with respondent companies, within the fieldwork period, was mostly happy, thou ...
... and helpful Industrial Training Board, which had already produced a considerable volume of reference material through its. own Research Division. Relationship with informants and client; layers of concern The relationship with respondent companies, within the fieldwork period, was mostly happy, thou ...
Social Watch General Assembly - Institute for Agriculture and Trade
... 2. Social Watch should strengthen its cooperation with other NGO networks looking at globalization issues, preserving its identity as monitor and implementer of WSSD. 3. At the national level, Social Watch members should orient their action not only towards government, where the capacity for change ...
... 2. Social Watch should strengthen its cooperation with other NGO networks looking at globalization issues, preserving its identity as monitor and implementer of WSSD. 3. At the national level, Social Watch members should orient their action not only towards government, where the capacity for change ...
Chapter 9
... raised to create “magnet schools” Lawyers argued that these actions violated: – Precepts of democratic control – Article III of federal constitution – Due Process clauses (Fifth and Fourteenth ...
... raised to create “magnet schools” Lawyers argued that these actions violated: – Precepts of democratic control – Article III of federal constitution – Due Process clauses (Fifth and Fourteenth ...
EMTS 1545 - Trauma Aims
... VII-C. Organize individual and group projects with effective time-management, goal-setting, and resource-allocation strategies. VII-D. Work collaboratively as part of a team through the use of cooperative learning and teaching skills, a tolerance for individual differences, and an understanding of o ...
... VII-C. Organize individual and group projects with effective time-management, goal-setting, and resource-allocation strategies. VII-D. Work collaboratively as part of a team through the use of cooperative learning and teaching skills, a tolerance for individual differences, and an understanding of o ...
East Tennessee State University Quality Improvement in Rural Healthcare
... - Lori Hamilton, Director, Health Resources Center, Johnson City Community Quality Improvement Projects The chart on the following page describes the five community QI projects. Each addressed a different aspect of diabetes care, but each was selected for the findings, recommendations and products d ...
... - Lori Hamilton, Director, Health Resources Center, Johnson City Community Quality Improvement Projects The chart on the following page describes the five community QI projects. Each addressed a different aspect of diabetes care, but each was selected for the findings, recommendations and products d ...
Aalborg Universitet introduction
... juxtaposes loosely related and random coupled theories. Is it useful, or of interest at all, to couple such diverse theories just because they all—in one way or another—deal with practice? Davide Nicolini thinks so. Nicolini sets out to demonstrate that all the before-mentioned theoretical stands do ...
... juxtaposes loosely related and random coupled theories. Is it useful, or of interest at all, to couple such diverse theories just because they all—in one way or another—deal with practice? Davide Nicolini thinks so. Nicolini sets out to demonstrate that all the before-mentioned theoretical stands do ...
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... and judicious psychologist will agree that as individuals we are inserted into relational, social and cultural contexts that exert influence over those processes considered personal. To accept this statement is not complexity but rather sound judgment. In presenting the social context, the membersh ...
... and judicious psychologist will agree that as individuals we are inserted into relational, social and cultural contexts that exert influence over those processes considered personal. To accept this statement is not complexity but rather sound judgment. In presenting the social context, the membersh ...
Mariana Cândida CAIXEIRO
... An officially inventoried category of people (about 30 % of the population of India) on whom is conferred a special status in a variety of contexts. “ Backwardness ” is not an individual characteristic, but one of social segments, economically heterogeneous, constitutionally clearly defined, whose b ...
... An officially inventoried category of people (about 30 % of the population of India) on whom is conferred a special status in a variety of contexts. “ Backwardness ” is not an individual characteristic, but one of social segments, economically heterogeneous, constitutionally clearly defined, whose b ...
Executive Summary Report - Understanding Migration
... policy makers, the project will seek to influence legislative reform, encouraging culturally sensitive implementation of regulations. For U.S. classroom teachers and curriculum developers, the project will create materials and offer guidance on framing migration processes to meet grade-specific curr ...
... policy makers, the project will seek to influence legislative reform, encouraging culturally sensitive implementation of regulations. For U.S. classroom teachers and curriculum developers, the project will create materials and offer guidance on framing migration processes to meet grade-specific curr ...
The Three A`s of Global Education
... or geography, studying artistic creations from different cultures, discussing films focusing on human rights issues, participating in global groups such as the World Scouts Movement, in Global Youth Movements or in international sports competitions. Cultural awareness can be developed at all levels ...
... or geography, studying artistic creations from different cultures, discussing films focusing on human rights issues, participating in global groups such as the World Scouts Movement, in Global Youth Movements or in international sports competitions. Cultural awareness can be developed at all levels ...
Social Epidemiology
... Undoubtedly, categorizing the causes of disease as fundamental is controversial. Identification of fundamental causes challenges the status quo, power bases, and the very way in which societies are organized. Fundamental disparities can expose powerful elites and inequitable decision-making processe ...
... Undoubtedly, categorizing the causes of disease as fundamental is controversial. Identification of fundamental causes challenges the status quo, power bases, and the very way in which societies are organized. Fundamental disparities can expose powerful elites and inequitable decision-making processe ...
The Pedagogy of the Pastor: The Formation of the Social Studies
... The approved courses of study that the Ontario Department of Education issued in the early 1930s presented social studies as a composite subject, combining history, geography, and governmental studies — the latter becoming subsumed within the designation of manners and morals. As Goodson (1987) refl ...
... The approved courses of study that the Ontario Department of Education issued in the early 1930s presented social studies as a composite subject, combining history, geography, and governmental studies — the latter becoming subsumed within the designation of manners and morals. As Goodson (1987) refl ...
OLKC Conference 2008 - University of Warwick
... accreditation logos (e.g. EQUIS, AMBA, AACSB), alongside the institution’s own logo. Related to the importance of image and brand, this paper also draws on the authors’ ongoing interest in the development and promotion of the MBA by these institutions as an elite pathway (Elliott and Robinson 2007). ...
... accreditation logos (e.g. EQUIS, AMBA, AACSB), alongside the institution’s own logo. Related to the importance of image and brand, this paper also draws on the authors’ ongoing interest in the development and promotion of the MBA by these institutions as an elite pathway (Elliott and Robinson 2007). ...
achievement values, cognitive style and social class
... rather than responsibility and freedom, produces people who are relatively low in their level of field articulation. For example, they are more dependent upon others. The child-rearing practices described by Within which foster an articulated cognitive style overlap considerably with those described ...
... rather than responsibility and freedom, produces people who are relatively low in their level of field articulation. For example, they are more dependent upon others. The child-rearing practices described by Within which foster an articulated cognitive style overlap considerably with those described ...
Social Anxiety Disorder - Rowan University
... common treatments are medication and psychotherapy. These two approaches may be used in combination (Wed MD). Psychotherapy, also known as psychological counseling, improves symptoms in most people with social anxiety disorder. “Cognitive behavioral therapy is the most common type of counseling for ...
... common treatments are medication and psychotherapy. These two approaches may be used in combination (Wed MD). Psychotherapy, also known as psychological counseling, improves symptoms in most people with social anxiety disorder. “Cognitive behavioral therapy is the most common type of counseling for ...
Building Social Work Knowledge: Some Issues
... This scepticism has resulted in schism between practice and research with practitioners feeling that the research findings are depersonalised and could not be of help in practice and researchers telling that the practitioners neither put to use the research findings nor try to evaluate their interve ...
... This scepticism has resulted in schism between practice and research with practitioners feeling that the research findings are depersonalised and could not be of help in practice and researchers telling that the practitioners neither put to use the research findings nor try to evaluate their interve ...
Manifesto for a human economy Keith Hart
... part of an attempt to make computers accessible to the world’s “poorest four billion”. The notion of a “popular economy” has emerged in Latin America since the 1990s, bringing new coalitions (peasants, urban informal workers, unions) into an alliance with progressive governments. Brazil under Lula i ...
... part of an attempt to make computers accessible to the world’s “poorest four billion”. The notion of a “popular economy” has emerged in Latin America since the 1990s, bringing new coalitions (peasants, urban informal workers, unions) into an alliance with progressive governments. Brazil under Lula i ...
Lecture 24
... to see how ethnocentrism combines with stereotypical thought. Outsiders are thought of as aliens, barbarians or morally and mentally inferior. This was how most civilizations viewed the members of smaller cultures, for example, and the attitude has fuelled innumerable ethnic clashes in history. Ethn ...
... to see how ethnocentrism combines with stereotypical thought. Outsiders are thought of as aliens, barbarians or morally and mentally inferior. This was how most civilizations viewed the members of smaller cultures, for example, and the attitude has fuelled innumerable ethnic clashes in history. Ethn ...
Bring in the social context: Towards an integrated
... The demand for evidence-based practice brings increased attention to the macro-social level because it plays a key role in bridging the science practice gap [3,5,6]. Our success in generalizing research findings reported in scientific journals to particular social settings, groups or populations dep ...
... The demand for evidence-based practice brings increased attention to the macro-social level because it plays a key role in bridging the science practice gap [3,5,6]. Our success in generalizing research findings reported in scientific journals to particular social settings, groups or populations dep ...
Health Communications and Social Marketing for IPP
... product offering sites **may be where they learn how to do behavior (training) ...
... product offering sites **may be where they learn how to do behavior (training) ...
Cultural conceptions of poverty and shame as portrayed
... Draft – not for citation without prior permission of the author In response to this challenge, a maximum difference design was adopted that would ultimately involve fieldwork in diverse settings in seven countries: rural Uganda2 and India, urban China, Pakistan, Korea and United Kingdom and small t ...
... Draft – not for citation without prior permission of the author In response to this challenge, a maximum difference design was adopted that would ultimately involve fieldwork in diverse settings in seven countries: rural Uganda2 and India, urban China, Pakistan, Korea and United Kingdom and small t ...
The Normative Structures of Human Civilization. Readings in John
... Linked with the process of globalization is the complex of the conflicting relations of legal cultures, because migration, compression of interaction in the framework of time and space, circulates normative orientations as an expression of cultural identities and conceptions of how to lead a decent ...
... Linked with the process of globalization is the complex of the conflicting relations of legal cultures, because migration, compression of interaction in the framework of time and space, circulates normative orientations as an expression of cultural identities and conceptions of how to lead a decent ...