Social Theory (Classical & Contemporary)
A “Weak” Reflection on Unpredictability and Social Theory
... Social theory must thus cultivate a self- reflexive ethos of imperfection, against all the purism and asceticism of truth-seeking, which still rages academic ...
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Work and social theory
... the social theory and work before and in the same time period as Marx, Weber and Durkheim, but their voices have been remarkably absent from much sociological teaching (Thomas and Kukulan ...
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A complex social theory to the analysis of the social hipervariability
... the social discipline, it means, elements coming from cybernetic the logic and the biology among ...the social theory, which will have as a result a discourse based on the theories coming from the ...
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Social Mechanisms for Causal Explanation in Social Theory Based IS Research
... general theory and causality in the development of ...general theory and how causal claims can be ...from social theory frame their objects of study and how they develop propositions to ...
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The Problem of Nature in Contemporary Social Theory
... He therefore suggests the need to broaden Foucault’s notion of power beyond interaction conceived simply as relations between human agents, to one that encompasses the ways in which the configuration of technical ...
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Intersectionality: multiple inequalities in social theory
... particular social groups at neglected points of intersection’ ‘in order to reveal the complexity of lived experience within such ...larger social processes and structures that might be causing the ...the ...
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Risk and Social Theory in Environmental Management
... Andreas Klinke serves as Associate Professor in Environmental Policy in the Division of Social Science at the Environmental Policy Institute, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. He received a PhD in ...
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Gilles Deleuze and the intensification of social theory
... Even if Intensive Science does indeed begin (and end) pretty much before this question can be raised in the social sciences, the book fills a blank spot on the map. As readers of Deleuze’s work, especially ...
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Rethinking Trust, Crime Policy and Social Theory
... of social life (Powell ...which social life is governed and articulated (Owen ...the social landscape for the agency of offenders to be exercised and worked on; producing the self-managing citizen ...
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Uses of macro social theory: a social housing case study
... Another way of analysing the qualification criteria which is less pejorative is through the label now current in social housing of the need for “sustainability”. Sustainability has a personal, estate, and global ...
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Reconstruction of modern social theory and the unconscious dimension of the social
... and social necessity which they bring to bear to the relatively autonomous universe of family relationships,or more precisely,through the mediation of the specifically familial manifestations of this external ...
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SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: SUSTAINABILITY AND SOCIAL IMPACT BY NOT-FOR-PROFITS: THEORY AND EVIDENCE
... a social entrepreneurship research center (Seelos & Mair, ...to social problems, such as sustainable alleviation of the constellation of health, education, economic, political and cultural problems ...
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Social Balance Theory: Revisiting Heider’s Balance Theory for many agents
... represent social interpersonal network among individuals in a large group as a network composed of possible triads, while in the other hand each local triadic consisted of three dyadic (Pattison and Robins, ...
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Tropical Conservation and Grassroots Social Movements: Ecological Theory and Social Justice
... The contemporary ecological research to which we refer is the general field of metapopulation and metacom- munity research. Since most of the tropical world has already been fragmented, viewing the remaining biodiver- ...
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Examining online social brand engagement : a social presence theory perspective
... of social media has changed how firms engage their brands with consumers in recent ...of social presence on social brand engagement (SBE) and the moderating effects of firm-generated content and ...
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E-HRM: A Proposed theory based on the Social Cognitive Theory(SCT)
... working. Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) as a widely accepted model of individual behavior can be used to study reasons why individuals adopt certain behaviors, in this instance, it can be used to determine ...
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Social identity theory
... The findings of the minimal group studies were surprising because they conflicted with the main perspective on inter-group relations by the time: Realistic Conflict Theory (Sherif & Sherif, 1969). According to ...
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National identity and social cohesion: theory and evidence for British social policy
... and social cohesion might actually be in Britain, and despite a lack of conceptual clarity on how the relationship might be dependent on the precise meaning given to both ‘national identity’ and ‘social’ or ...
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Conflict in Northern Ireland : through the lens of social identity theory and social dominance theory
... ensues? Social identity theorists spent a great deal of time outlining how a low status group member can claw back to a positive social identity (Tajfel & Turner, 1979; Turner & Brown, 1978; see ...
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Examining online social brand engagement : a social presence theory perspective
... of social media, which has provided a platform for direct firm- consumer interactions, and note the ultimate changes in consumer brand engagement ...by social media platforms allow for sharing explicit and ...
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