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Monuments: E San Social and Culture Reflection

Monuments: E San Social and Culture Reflection

... and culture, it was found that the monument can reflect the image of E-San society in 3 aspects: the creation of social collective memories, the power relations, conflict and contention in the management of ...

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Autonomy, Social Interactions and Culture

Autonomy, Social Interactions and Culture

... and social contexts emphasized how networks and social ties systematically affect individual behavior when persons make choices and undertake actions that are economically relevant (Constant and Zimmer- ...

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University education and the culture of social participation in Bulgaria

University education and the culture of social participation in Bulgaria

... the culture of care in its internal environment and in this way in facilitating the development of different groups of participants (students, teachers and ...to social reality and its ...

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The Tendency of the Automobile Design with the Influence of Social Culture

The Tendency of the Automobile Design with the Influence of Social Culture

... Compared with the United States, China's automobile culture favors business-oriented or urbanized look automobiles. Due to some policy restrictions, the large truck and jeep with large horsepower need clients to ...

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A review of the social impacts of culture and sport

A review of the social impacts of culture and sport

... demonstrating social impacts from sport and culture, which justify policy interventions with public ...the social impact potential of sport and ...specific social impacts; rather than ...

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Social Capital, Culture and Innovation: a different perspective

Social Capital, Culture and Innovation: a different perspective

... environment. Culture seems to be one of these ...the social models proposed to the ...the culture in which he or she ...tentative social change, with all the consequences that this implies ...

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Utilizing The Social Transaction Theory Of Social Ontology To Understand Organizational Culture Change

Utilizing The Social Transaction Theory Of Social Ontology To Understand Organizational Culture Change

... If social structure is being continually negotiated and renegotiated in the present, then the same applies to organizational culture and other social and economic issues for that ...negotiated ...

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A web of intercorrelations: culture, financial reporting and social output

A web of intercorrelations: culture, financial reporting and social output

... of culture - as the dominant collective mental model that individualizes a society from another by being the subject of a learning and inter-generational transmission process - along with an analysis of the impact ...

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Framing Social Values:
An Experimental Study of Culture and Cognition

Framing Social Values: An Experimental Study of Culture and Cognition

... gender, social class, and the like among Latin Americans, or, indeed among members of other ethnic and racial groups, shape the social value framing process? Future work should address this and related ...

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India: a land of social diversities and composite culture

India: a land of social diversities and composite culture

... Hinduism has developed gradually out of the synthesis of sacrificial cults brought into India by the Aryan invaders around 1500 B.C. with religion of various indigenous people. The most characteristic feature of Hinduism ...

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Social Psychology, Consumer Culture and Neoliberal Political Economy

Social Psychology, Consumer Culture and Neoliberal Political Economy

... prominent social theorists have come to agree that modern Western culture is a consumer culture ...a culture organised around the consumption of goods and leisure, “rather than the production ...

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DIMENSIONS OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN INDIAN CULTURE

DIMENSIONS OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN INDIAN CULTURE

... An undeniable fact is that the companies have a responsibility towards the society and its stakeholders and shareholders. This fact has been made compulsory under the Companies Act, 2013 also where wealth maximisation ...

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The ownership of time: culture, property and social theory

The ownership of time: culture, property and social theory

... and social theory is unavoidable; the theorizing of modernity has remained transfixed with its own reflection in and through war and the atrocities that accompany state- sanctioned ...

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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY- AN IMPACT ON INDIAN CULTURE

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY- AN IMPACT ON INDIAN CULTURE

... Corporate social responsibility has a significant impact on the profitability of MNCs, and it is a positive impact, which includes good business relationship, good will among other ...corporate social ...

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Animal Genomics in Science, Social Science and Culture

Animal Genomics in Science, Social Science and Culture

... If something positive came out of the intense and often acrimonious public debate on GM crops and foods in the UK, it is that it catalysed the current interest in upstream public engagement in science policy, 75 and for ...

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Social learning, culture and the ‘socio cultural brain’ of human and non human primates

Social learning, culture and the ‘socio cultural brain’ of human and non human primates

... Two groups with model trained to open artificial fruit by lift versus swing door. These methods spread differentially with a bias for those well connected in the social network to open the fruit earlier and use ...

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SOCIAL CULTURE AND NUTRITION

SOCIAL CULTURE AND NUTRITION

... of the adult diet, it is obviously necessary to consider the theoretical sources of pro- tein available to the Bengali village mother, which could be used for feeding her child. The most[r] ...

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Articles | British Journal of Community Justice

Articles | British Journal of Community Justice

... performance culture is not specific to any one agency or sector; nor is it a new ...as social services, education, health and the probation service were required to demonstrate and account for what they did ...

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The abbasid rulers: lifestyle and culture

The abbasid rulers: lifestyle and culture

... In all the cases of Abbasid dynasty, it is found that the Persian or Iranian culture was very influential. Similarly, the reflection of the Iranian culture on dresses was very conspicuous. Its influence was ...

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Post-war sociology in Yugoslavia.

Post-war sociology in Yugoslavia.

... From 1946 to approximately 1950, the Communist party of Yugoslavia, following the practice of the U.S.S.R. had replaced sociology with historical materialism. The split which occurred in 1948 between the Soviet Union and ...

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