Conceptualisation and Capture
An Ecological Conceptualisation of Extreme Sports
... Currently, there are various definitions for extreme sports and researchers in the field have been unable to advance a consensus on what exactly constitutes an ‘extreme’ sport. Traditional theory-led explanations, such ...
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Conceptualisation of Solidarity in EU law
... Nevertheless, it is argued in this research that the thin line between principles and policies elaborated by Dworkin is able to capture the nature of solidarity as a legal concept in E[r] ...
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The conceptualisation of quality of working life
... Third, the notion of job satisfaction that prevails among industrial psychologists fails to capture the element of positive mental health that is a central feature of any conception of quality of working life. As ...
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The conceptualisation of sustainability by tomorrow's managers.
... to capture the complexities of business contexts and the actors within ...part conceptualisation of CSR being the most durable and widely cited in the literature (Crane & Matten, 2004; Visser, 2005), ...
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Children as vulnerable consumers: a first conceptualisation
... 16 children are treated merely as passive dependents that pass through a pre-defined, standardized set of developmental stages on their route to cognitive maturity in adulthood. Both paradigms fail to capture the ...
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Customer engagement : conceptualisation, measurement and validation
... Specifically, conceptualisation of customer engagement in online brand communities is one of the key areas that has been identified as a literature ...the conceptualisation of the first stream of studies ...
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Conceptualisation and exposition: a paradigm of character creation
... Similarly, in the afterward of A Half Forgotten Song, Webb (2012) writes: For two weeks, I hand-collated a book about the artist Augustus John, and saw, again and again, his glorious portraits, which were often of the ...
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Conceptualisation approach for cooperative information systems interoperability
... 2 COOPERATIVE INFORMATION SYSTEMS Information Systems are systems whose activities are devoted to capture and to store data, to process them and produce knowledge, used by any stakeholders within an enterprise or ...
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Leaders’ Conceptualisation of Learning and Innovation, and their Strategies of Implementation
... or capture new knowledge, because a person can gain new knowledge by the learning act but cannot retain knowledge as a ...or capture new knowledge from somewhere ‘out ...
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Literature review on conceptualisation of online consumer engagement
... This popularity could be explained by the dynamic and interactive nature of virtual brand communities on social media as they support multi-way communications between consum- ers and brands, and among consumers (Kaplan ...
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The Conceptualisation of Consumer Harm
... Whilst consumer welfare has been well documented in the economics and marketing literature, the consumer harm. This paper will thus help to knowledge in Competitio[r] ...
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Towards a new conceptualisation of marginalisation
... new conceptualisation of marginalisation Joan G Mowat, School of Education, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland The OECD report ‘Equity, Excellence and Inclusiveness in Education’ (Schleicher, 2014) ...
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Meaning, historicity, and the conceptualisation of the social
... \ Time with M arxism. In this respect M arcuse of all M arxist’ thinkers would seem to be the 'evident' or even 'unavoidable' choice. In tru th the choice of Castoriadis w as partly dictated by the course of the inquiry ...
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The conceptualisation of sin in the Gospel of Matthew
... In his study of the history of sin, Anderson (2009:6–9) has concluded that the concepts of forgiveness and sin, reflected in the various biblical texts, had undergone an important change in conceptualisation ...
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Female Trafficking: Conceptualisation of the Problem
... involves females as trafficked victims and irrefutable is the fact that trafficking in women.. and children is an obscene affront to their dignity and rights.[r] ...
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Genes and the conceptualisation of language knowledge
... It is unproblematic to find languages without Subjacency, so long as this is only because there is no scope for it to apply (eg, because the language does not use sufficiently.. comple[r] ...
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Experience and conceptualisation of Installation Art
... Before discussing the two cases, I would like to discuss the question of environment, situation art or installation in relation to what was presented by De Appel and how it was called [r] ...
1.1 The Evolution and conceptualisation of the crisis in Slovenia
... Krašovec and Lužar (2013) report the following impacts of the crisis on industrial relations in Slovenia: increasing breaches of collective agreements on the part of employers, especia[r] ...
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Tanning addiction: conceptualisation, assessment, and correlates
... Several instruments have been developed in order to assess problematic tanning as a potential behavioural addiction such as the Tanning Problem Index, 20 Craving to Tan Questionnaire,[r] ...
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