Clarissa`s Treasonable Correspondence: Gender, Epistolary Politics
... character or on the poststructural demeanour of the text.10 In the last decade or so, the need for a more specific political analysis of Richardson's work has become increasingly apparent. While Terry Castle and Terry Eagleton have pointed out that Clarissa must be understood in terms of the politic ...
... character or on the poststructural demeanour of the text.10 In the last decade or so, the need for a more specific political analysis of Richardson's work has become increasingly apparent. While Terry Castle and Terry Eagleton have pointed out that Clarissa must be understood in terms of the politic ...
The Participation of EU citizens in the political parties of the Member
... he/she is not national the right to vote and stand as a candidate at municipal and European Parliament elections in the Member State of residence, under the same conditions as nationals of that Member State. According to Article 12 of the EC Treaty, any discrimination on grounds of nationality is pr ...
... he/she is not national the right to vote and stand as a candidate at municipal and European Parliament elections in the Member State of residence, under the same conditions as nationals of that Member State. According to Article 12 of the EC Treaty, any discrimination on grounds of nationality is pr ...
A SIMULATION OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
... Table 3 • Cross tabulation between participation and socioeconomic status..............................................................26 Table 4 • Summary of simulated data fit.....................................................................................................................28 Tab ...
... Table 3 • Cross tabulation between participation and socioeconomic status..............................................................26 Table 4 • Summary of simulated data fit.....................................................................................................................28 Tab ...
Rawls in Germany - Princeton University
... societies is increasingly eclipsed by more analytical (and often sociologically and historically impoverished) approaches. On the other hand, just like elsewhere in the West, questions of social justice seem to have receded into the background, as issues of democracy, diversity and deliberation have ...
... societies is increasingly eclipsed by more analytical (and often sociologically and historically impoverished) approaches. On the other hand, just like elsewhere in the West, questions of social justice seem to have receded into the background, as issues of democracy, diversity and deliberation have ...
Generate PDF - H-Net
... processes; and, as a result, receive a positive payoff from that. Whilst the attitudes of these youth are known, the attitudes of ordinary youth (those not affiliated with youth party organisations and civic associations) are not known. This working paper investigates the extent to which ordinary yo ...
... processes; and, as a result, receive a positive payoff from that. Whilst the attitudes of these youth are known, the attitudes of ordinary youth (those not affiliated with youth party organisations and civic associations) are not known. This working paper investigates the extent to which ordinary yo ...
Unburdened by Objectivity: Political Entertainment News in the 2008
... defining events in the political process. To this point, much of the scholarly work on late-night comedy has focused exclusively on examining the effects on viewers’ political attitudes and knowledge (Compton, 2006; LaMarre, 2009). A rhetorical analysis of the content of political entertainment news ...
... defining events in the political process. To this point, much of the scholarly work on late-night comedy has focused exclusively on examining the effects on viewers’ political attitudes and knowledge (Compton, 2006; LaMarre, 2009). A rhetorical analysis of the content of political entertainment news ...
File - The Foundation for Economic Democracy
... to teach me. I thank them for all of the support, inspiration, sacrifices, wisdom and knowledge that they have provided me in setting the foundation for this work and what comes after. I am a reflection of their work and lessons. To my mentors and dissertation committee Cecelia Lynch, Rodolfo Torres ...
... to teach me. I thank them for all of the support, inspiration, sacrifices, wisdom and knowledge that they have provided me in setting the foundation for this work and what comes after. I am a reflection of their work and lessons. To my mentors and dissertation committee Cecelia Lynch, Rodolfo Torres ...
The Contingency of the Mass Media`s Political Agenda Setting Power
... Elder (1971, p. 909) stated more than 30 years ago that ‘‘The media can also play a very important role in elevating issues to the systemic agenda and increasing their chances of receiving consideration on institutional agendas.’’ Edwards and Wood (1999), for example, established an independent medi ...
... Elder (1971, p. 909) stated more than 30 years ago that ‘‘The media can also play a very important role in elevating issues to the systemic agenda and increasing their chances of receiving consideration on institutional agendas.’’ Edwards and Wood (1999), for example, established an independent medi ...
Political Cartoons and War
... The Newspaper PM (in which the above cartoons appeared) Margolick, David. "PM's Impossible Dream." Vanity Fair January 1999: 116-132. A concise, well-written history of PM, including a number of great photographs. Recommended. Milkman, Paul. PM: A New Deal in Journalism, 1940-1948. New Brunswick, NJ ...
... The Newspaper PM (in which the above cartoons appeared) Margolick, David. "PM's Impossible Dream." Vanity Fair January 1999: 116-132. A concise, well-written history of PM, including a number of great photographs. Recommended. Milkman, Paul. PM: A New Deal in Journalism, 1940-1948. New Brunswick, NJ ...
Implicit attitudes and inconsistent issue voting: the example
... have greater difficulties accessing them that easily – if at all (e.g. Banaji, Lemm and Carpenter, 2001).2 The exposure to a target automatically releases a reaction, which can be considered an implicit attitude towards the target (e.g. Lodge and Taber, 2005).3 In contrast, explicit attitudes stem f ...
... have greater difficulties accessing them that easily – if at all (e.g. Banaji, Lemm and Carpenter, 2001).2 The exposure to a target automatically releases a reaction, which can be considered an implicit attitude towards the target (e.g. Lodge and Taber, 2005).3 In contrast, explicit attitudes stem f ...
The Reconstitution of Political Life:
... Mannheim's appearance at the 1928 Congress of German Sociologists was a triumph, in part because he was entrusted with a major co-presentation with Leopold von Wiese but also because he won a respectful hearing for a complex thesis, arguing that knowledge in the social and political domain is conne ...
... Mannheim's appearance at the 1928 Congress of German Sociologists was a triumph, in part because he was entrusted with a major co-presentation with Leopold von Wiese but also because he won a respectful hearing for a complex thesis, arguing that knowledge in the social and political domain is conne ...
Credibility and Television Advertising: Negative and Positive
... For those who claim that it seems that the political ads never stop, they may be close to the truth. A feature of political advertising is that the political ad “season” is becoming longer with each election (TNS, 2005). Candidates feel they must begin their advertising sooner, which puts pressure o ...
... For those who claim that it seems that the political ads never stop, they may be close to the truth. A feature of political advertising is that the political ad “season” is becoming longer with each election (TNS, 2005). Candidates feel they must begin their advertising sooner, which puts pressure o ...
From Group Identity to Political Cohesion
... behavior research (Huddy 2003). Partisan identities such as Republican and Democrat in the U.S., Conservative and Labor in the U.K., Social Democrat and Christian Democrat in Germany, or Labor and Likud in Israel play a very central role in shaping the dynamics of public opinion and electoral choice ...
... behavior research (Huddy 2003). Partisan identities such as Republican and Democrat in the U.S., Conservative and Labor in the U.K., Social Democrat and Christian Democrat in Germany, or Labor and Likud in Israel play a very central role in shaping the dynamics of public opinion and electoral choice ...
Nonprofits as Civic Intermediaries: The Role of
... Seven factors are examined as predictors of the nonprofits’ politicalempowerment efforts, two of which are related to organizational leadership. These seven variables include percent of the population that is AfricanAmerican in the city in which the organization is located, minority leadership on th ...
... Seven factors are examined as predictors of the nonprofits’ politicalempowerment efforts, two of which are related to organizational leadership. These seven variables include percent of the population that is AfricanAmerican in the city in which the organization is located, minority leadership on th ...
Schooling or Social Origin?
... To fully cover this process, one would need information on how important orientations were for the parents, and how important they thought it was to transmit these orientations to their children. This means that the involvement of parents with their children, the solidarity between parents and child ...
... To fully cover this process, one would need information on how important orientations were for the parents, and how important they thought it was to transmit these orientations to their children. This means that the involvement of parents with their children, the solidarity between parents and child ...
A Physics Solution to the Hardest Problem in Social Science
... painful social experiments of socialism, and communism in Cambodia, North Korea, Soviet Union, China, and other countries. Not that long ago, Marxism was clear, powerful, and inspiring too. Things would be different if there were physics laws of social science, which could distinguish personal opini ...
... painful social experiments of socialism, and communism in Cambodia, North Korea, Soviet Union, China, and other countries. Not that long ago, Marxism was clear, powerful, and inspiring too. Things would be different if there were physics laws of social science, which could distinguish personal opini ...
2012 Frankfurt 8
... that was not shaped by the Empire and the Great War, as well as of an influx of intellectuals into university careers. It is not coincidental that generations and intellectuals are two of the central subjects in Mannheim’s reflexive sociology. Sociology figured large in the policies of the most inf ...
... that was not shaped by the Empire and the Great War, as well as of an influx of intellectuals into university careers. It is not coincidental that generations and intellectuals are two of the central subjects in Mannheim’s reflexive sociology. Sociology figured large in the policies of the most inf ...
Ideological Realignment in Contemporary American Politics: The
... dimension. Attitudes on cultural issues, however, remain clearly distinct from other policy orientations (Layman and Carsey 1999). Our argument, in short, is that what is unique about recent American politics is not ideological polarization. All periods of partisan change are characterized by an inc ...
... dimension. Attitudes on cultural issues, however, remain clearly distinct from other policy orientations (Layman and Carsey 1999). Our argument, in short, is that what is unique about recent American politics is not ideological polarization. All periods of partisan change are characterized by an inc ...
World-systems analysis - University of Warwick
... have said that it is important to look anew not only at how the world in which we live works but also at how we have come to think about this world. World-systems analysts see themselves therefore as engaging in a fundamen tal protest against the ways in which we have thought that we know the world ...
... have said that it is important to look anew not only at how the world in which we live works but also at how we have come to think about this world. World-systems analysts see themselves therefore as engaging in a fundamen tal protest against the ways in which we have thought that we know the world ...
political responsibility and ) structural injustice
... This mundane story can be repeated with minor mriations for hundreds of thousands of people across the United States. There is ser-ious shortage of decent affordable housing here; while many European countries have more active policies to mitigate market failures, there are nevertheless many people ...
... This mundane story can be repeated with minor mriations for hundreds of thousands of people across the United States. There is ser-ious shortage of decent affordable housing here; while many European countries have more active policies to mitigate market failures, there are nevertheless many people ...
Demopolis.*Democracy*before*Liberalism*
... refute#any#clam#that#“no#such#order#is#humanly#possible,”#or#that#“it#would#be# unsustainable#in#a#complex#society,”#or#“uncompetitive#when#matched#against# authoritarian#regimes.”#Those#uninterested#in#historical#cases#may#wish#to#jump# directly#to#the#second#exemplar#(Chapter#3):#collective#selfQg ...
... refute#any#clam#that#“no#such#order#is#humanly#possible,”#or#that#“it#would#be# unsustainable#in#a#complex#society,”#or#“uncompetitive#when#matched#against# authoritarian#regimes.”#Those#uninterested#in#historical#cases#may#wish#to#jump# directly#to#the#second#exemplar#(Chapter#3):#collective#selfQg ...
Country Report South Korea - V-Dem
... development, mainly in terms of the electoral aspect, takes place between 1905 and 1950. Deliberative and participatory democracy, on the other hand, have not experienced much change when one looks at the scores in 1905 and 1950. The largest democratic enhance ...
... development, mainly in terms of the electoral aspect, takes place between 1905 and 1950. Deliberative and participatory democracy, on the other hand, have not experienced much change when one looks at the scores in 1905 and 1950. The largest democratic enhance ...
The Building of Bridges
... me a chance to give consideration to all papers in equal measure. And even for the most fortunate few I would only have been able to provide a description rather than an analysis. The first issue of the almanac subtitled Analyzing and Modeling Global Development opens with the article by Leonid Grin ...
... me a chance to give consideration to all papers in equal measure. And even for the most fortunate few I would only have been able to provide a description rather than an analysis. The first issue of the almanac subtitled Analyzing and Modeling Global Development opens with the article by Leonid Grin ...
When First Amendment Principles Collide: Negative Political
... Sat Out Voting, N.Y. TIMES, Nov. 7, 1996, at B6. The decrease in voter turnout is especially troubling because registration is probably at its highest level since 1968. See id. To put the voting figures into perspective, more people-about 95 millionwatched on television the slow-speed pursuit of O.J ...
... Sat Out Voting, N.Y. TIMES, Nov. 7, 1996, at B6. The decrease in voter turnout is especially troubling because registration is probably at its highest level since 1968. See id. To put the voting figures into perspective, more people-about 95 millionwatched on television the slow-speed pursuit of O.J ...
The effects of social and political openness on the welfare state in
... increased insecurity among citizens. The effects of social and political openness may run through different mechanisms. If social openness increases it may lead to cultural integration. This can have positive and negative effects for the welfare state. Cultural exchanges between countries increase t ...
... increased insecurity among citizens. The effects of social and political openness may run through different mechanisms. If social openness increases it may lead to cultural integration. This can have positive and negative effects for the welfare state. Cultural exchanges between countries increase t ...