The interactive financial effects between corporate
... *Corresponding author. We would like to thank Simon Burke for his helpful suggestions. All remaining errors are our own. ...
... *Corresponding author. We would like to thank Simon Burke for his helpful suggestions. All remaining errors are our own. ...
Interacting Phenotypes and the Evolutionary Process. II. Selection
... Models of social evolution have traditionally combined both genetic parameters and selection measures into a single model (e.g., Hamilton 1964a, 1964b; Griffing 1981; Cheverud 1984, 1985; but see Queller 1985, 1992a, 1992b; Breden 1990; Frank 1995, 1997). These models have been successful in describ ...
... Models of social evolution have traditionally combined both genetic parameters and selection measures into a single model (e.g., Hamilton 1964a, 1964b; Griffing 1981; Cheverud 1984, 1985; but see Queller 1985, 1992a, 1992b; Breden 1990; Frank 1995, 1997). These models have been successful in describ ...
The Last Musketeer of the French Revolution: Exploring the
... Some scholars argue that Bourdieu’s Republican stance is unexceptional, because all French critical analysts tend to appeal to “republican virtues.” In that sense, this exegesis of Bourdieu’s political agenda should be read as an exemplar – an extremely clear one, indeed – rather than as an exceptio ...
... Some scholars argue that Bourdieu’s Republican stance is unexceptional, because all French critical analysts tend to appeal to “republican virtues.” In that sense, this exegesis of Bourdieu’s political agenda should be read as an exemplar – an extremely clear one, indeed – rather than as an exceptio ...
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... and friends than religion cohorts. Similar findings of the stronger social ties between farmers and their family or friends were reported by Granovetter (1985), who considered long-term relationship, mutual trust and reciprocity to be the factors that strengthen such social ties. 3.2 WTP and Genetic ...
... and friends than religion cohorts. Similar findings of the stronger social ties between farmers and their family or friends were reported by Granovetter (1985), who considered long-term relationship, mutual trust and reciprocity to be the factors that strengthen such social ties. 3.2 WTP and Genetic ...
Global Perspectives Course List
... Worldwide archaeological evidence for the development of human culture and behavior from the earliest appearance of human groups to the threshold of the agricultural revolution. Global archaeological survey of the origins of pristine civilizations beginning with the development of food production an ...
... Worldwide archaeological evidence for the development of human culture and behavior from the earliest appearance of human groups to the threshold of the agricultural revolution. Global archaeological survey of the origins of pristine civilizations beginning with the development of food production an ...
Goffman`s concept of the normal as the collective
... each other. Primary frameworks, seen as prior or ‘original’ interpretations and which refer to people’s natural and social worlds, are located at the beginning of the process of reframing. Since people continuously project their frames of reference onto world and since they continuously layer frames ...
... each other. Primary frameworks, seen as prior or ‘original’ interpretations and which refer to people’s natural and social worlds, are located at the beginning of the process of reframing. Since people continuously project their frames of reference onto world and since they continuously layer frames ...
systemic mobility - Beca Néstor Kirchner
... human beings even beyond the Earth, making the “oekumene” transposable. In turn, Isaac Joseph (1984) outlined the existence of three core mobilities. The first is the human characteristic of the ability to move, engaging in joint experiences and meetings. The second mobility relates specifically to ...
... human beings even beyond the Earth, making the “oekumene” transposable. In turn, Isaac Joseph (1984) outlined the existence of three core mobilities. The first is the human characteristic of the ability to move, engaging in joint experiences and meetings. The second mobility relates specifically to ...
World Studies to 1900
... Makers and A Voice from the Past allow students to see people of history as individuals. Case Studies, found in each unit, capture students’ imaginations, hold their attention, and teach important concepts all at once. When students read about rituals that are common to all cultures, these rituals t ...
... Makers and A Voice from the Past allow students to see people of history as individuals. Case Studies, found in each unit, capture students’ imaginations, hold their attention, and teach important concepts all at once. When students read about rituals that are common to all cultures, these rituals t ...
Should we examine a map and remember the Past
... referring to social processes that exhibit positive feedback and thus generate branching patterns of historical development (Pierson, 2004:21). We must identify and explore a range of frequently occurring causal processes that exhibit strong temporal dimensions. Placing social analysis in time impli ...
... referring to social processes that exhibit positive feedback and thus generate branching patterns of historical development (Pierson, 2004:21). We must identify and explore a range of frequently occurring causal processes that exhibit strong temporal dimensions. Placing social analysis in time impli ...
Ideology and Utopia in Mannheim
... in the course of scientific research process; it was a taken-for-granted truth already discovered, only to be demonstrated historically and further developed in the epistemological domain. He not only insisted on, or rather took for granted, the truth of his thesis, he even used it in order to expla ...
... in the course of scientific research process; it was a taken-for-granted truth already discovered, only to be demonstrated historically and further developed in the epistemological domain. He not only insisted on, or rather took for granted, the truth of his thesis, he even used it in order to expla ...
Household Strategies: their conceptual relevance and analytical
... practices of households and at the way in which economic relationships are socially embedded (Granovetter 1985). In other words, this involves using a more substantivist or anthropological approach to the issue in research. Such practices are governed not so much by formal as by informal rules and ...
... practices of households and at the way in which economic relationships are socially embedded (Granovetter 1985). In other words, this involves using a more substantivist or anthropological approach to the issue in research. Such practices are governed not so much by formal as by informal rules and ...
The Political Economy of a Plural World: Critical
... that tried to pin him down as Marxist (or attacking him for not being Marxist enough), neo-Gramscian (while sometimes chiding him for misreading Gramsci), Weberian, etc., or accused him of being reductionist, empiricist or eclectic. In this volume, Robert Cox , whilst not ‘shying away’ from the labe ...
... that tried to pin him down as Marxist (or attacking him for not being Marxist enough), neo-Gramscian (while sometimes chiding him for misreading Gramsci), Weberian, etc., or accused him of being reductionist, empiricist or eclectic. In this volume, Robert Cox , whilst not ‘shying away’ from the labe ...
- University of Essex Research Repository
... stage’ is the first, and is marked by an appeal to ‘fictitious entities’ – gods, spirits and so on. This is followed by the ‘metaphysical stage’, where explanations called for abstract forces – ...
... stage’ is the first, and is marked by an appeal to ‘fictitious entities’ – gods, spirits and so on. This is followed by the ‘metaphysical stage’, where explanations called for abstract forces – ...
Entrepreneurship and Business History
... regional clusters, notably Silicon Valley. Motivated by the goal of understanding these developments, management scholars and social scientists interested in entrepreneurship have tended to focus their attention on studying new business formation, which provides a homogeneous and easily delimited ba ...
... regional clusters, notably Silicon Valley. Motivated by the goal of understanding these developments, management scholars and social scientists interested in entrepreneurship have tended to focus their attention on studying new business formation, which provides a homogeneous and easily delimited ba ...
ideology: a transdisciplinary contribution from critical discourse
... one-sided emphasis on process, whereas the realist view of discourse analysis I advocate centres upon the tension between process and prestructured (discoursal as well as non-discoursal – see below) objects. Both Mumby & Stohl (1991) and Mumby & Clair (1997) set up the contrast between ‘organizing’ ...
... one-sided emphasis on process, whereas the realist view of discourse analysis I advocate centres upon the tension between process and prestructured (discoursal as well as non-discoursal – see below) objects. Both Mumby & Stohl (1991) and Mumby & Clair (1997) set up the contrast between ‘organizing’ ...
... experiences in the life-course, the younger cohort (Gen 2), as they pass through time, will demonstrate similar levels of attitudinal stability to their parent generation (or at least to the point at which the older generation was when it was in that age bracket). A generational effect exists when a ...
social classes and strata in contemporary capitalism - Bresser
... mean average interest (1846: 80). This transformation took place when the relations of production for which the bourgeoisie served as vehicle became dominant in society while this new class was gaining critical mass and consciousness of its own interests. The transformation of the bureaucratic statu ...
... mean average interest (1846: 80). This transformation took place when the relations of production for which the bourgeoisie served as vehicle became dominant in society while this new class was gaining critical mass and consciousness of its own interests. The transformation of the bureaucratic statu ...
Right Wing Autoritharism, Social Dominance Orientation
... ported also more implicit AFA (O’Brien, Hunter, & Banks, 2007). Again, it was found that individuals who reported high scores on the SDO scale were more inclined to blame victims (see, Pratto et al., 1994; Sidanius & Pratto, 1999). This result suggests that SDO is related with the tendency to assume ...
... ported also more implicit AFA (O’Brien, Hunter, & Banks, 2007). Again, it was found that individuals who reported high scores on the SDO scale were more inclined to blame victims (see, Pratto et al., 1994; Sidanius & Pratto, 1999). This result suggests that SDO is related with the tendency to assume ...
The Social System
... functionalists argued that the achievement of functional interdependence took place over long periods of time, and one of the main goals of functionalism was to explain how social arrangements continually ascend to new levels of integration. As the 20th century progressed, several important contribu ...
... functionalists argued that the achievement of functional interdependence took place over long periods of time, and one of the main goals of functionalism was to explain how social arrangements continually ascend to new levels of integration. As the 20th century progressed, several important contribu ...
Migration and Social Transformation
... The reason for this must be sought in the historical development of social sciences in the 19th and early 20th centuries (Castles 2007). In emerging industrial societies, sociology and other social sciences were concerned with the control and integration of potentially deviant groups (notably the wo ...
... The reason for this must be sought in the historical development of social sciences in the 19th and early 20th centuries (Castles 2007). In emerging industrial societies, sociology and other social sciences were concerned with the control and integration of potentially deviant groups (notably the wo ...
Minnesota Standards for Social Studies
... The 2011 Minnesota Academic Standards in Social Studies set the statewide expectations for K-12 student achievement in the disciplines of citizenship and government, economics, geography and history (United States and world). The 2011 standards are guided by a vision of citizenship and college- and ...
... The 2011 Minnesota Academic Standards in Social Studies set the statewide expectations for K-12 student achievement in the disciplines of citizenship and government, economics, geography and history (United States and world). The 2011 standards are guided by a vision of citizenship and college- and ...
causation - BU Blogs
... Evidently, there are many ways to think about causation. Indeed, once we head down this analytic road it is not clear where we might stop or ought to stop. Causal relationships are, in principle, infinite in their diversity. There is potentially always some new way in which two relationships may co-v ...
... Evidently, there are many ways to think about causation. Indeed, once we head down this analytic road it is not clear where we might stop or ought to stop. Causal relationships are, in principle, infinite in their diversity. There is potentially always some new way in which two relationships may co-v ...
Discourse and creativity - Reading`s CentAUR
... adequately addressed issues of production and consumption, but process based approaches – which have typically proceeded by examining the practices of ‘creative individuals’ such as renowned artists and scientists – have been less effective in clearly identifying the concrete features in these indiv ...
... adequately addressed issues of production and consumption, but process based approaches – which have typically proceeded by examining the practices of ‘creative individuals’ such as renowned artists and scientists – have been less effective in clearly identifying the concrete features in these indiv ...
Global History: Approaches and New Directions
... new space for economic history. That economic history now pursues frameworks of enquiry extending beyond Europe or America, beyond national histories into global comparisons and connections, and beyond this into material culture analysis. The development of different historiographies, as well as rec ...
... new space for economic history. That economic history now pursues frameworks of enquiry extending beyond Europe or America, beyond national histories into global comparisons and connections, and beyond this into material culture analysis. The development of different historiographies, as well as rec ...
Ethnic and National Identity: The Conceptual Critique
... could learn from Weber (1968) and others social action can originate from a variety of motives: those that are predominantly rational (instrumental or value rational), traditional, habitual, emotional and so on. The use of the term ‘identity’ here is extremely counterproductive because by not differ ...
... could learn from Weber (1968) and others social action can originate from a variety of motives: those that are predominantly rational (instrumental or value rational), traditional, habitual, emotional and so on. The use of the term ‘identity’ here is extremely counterproductive because by not differ ...