• This book is perhaps the first attempt to study the menacing problems of lockouts in India which has plagued industries in the last three decades. (saujanyabooks.com)
  • Adding that India has very weak emission standards, she called for stronger standards: "We need to take big steps or the problem will overwhelm us. (github.io)
  • The story also reminds us that a major reason for India's air pollution problem is its sheer population size, as India ranks second in the world with 1.2 billion people, just behind China. (github.io)
  • Although the United States is home to several famous Buddhists-from Allen Ginsberg to Steven Segal-and people here are at times more concerned with freeing Tibet than with the plight of public education, the historical Buddha has been relegated to the land of myth and legend in contemporary India. (brooklynrail.org)
  • And the systems of care are just as problem-plagued, costly, and egregiously inadequate as the rest of health care. (amacad.org)
  • According to some, the rise of new powers has contributed to a wider "legitimacy crisis" of global governance institutions plagued by gridlocks, poor performance, and inadequate representativeness - at a time in which international cooperation matters more than ever. (goethe-university-frankfurt.de)
  • In a nuanced and innovative discussion, Mishra explains that European society in the 19th century underwent a similar transition. (brooklynrail.org)
  • It would seem that few meaningful principles can unite an area of law plagued by such uncertainty. (routledge.com)
  • A parafiction that relies on the boundaries between reality and fiction to rethink a state of uncertainty inherent to our historical moment through contemporary art/cinema helps sort fact from fiction, assisting in reflection and training our minds to confront other kinds of information. (salomelamas.info)
  • These elite groups are much better organized than others in the society-particularly dispersed and poverty-stricken peasants in agrarian societies-and have better access to weapons and training in the use of violence. (the-american-interest.com)
  • Previously, high-caste Brahmins had wielded their exclusive knowledge of ritualistic religious traditions to suppress low-caste members of a predominantly agrarian society. (brooklynrail.org)
  • The underpinnings of today's mental health crisis include both social structural inequities and neurobiological vulnerabilities. (amacad.org)
  • The COVID-19 pandemic has compounded and escalated a long-standing problem, rendering the mental health crisis and its dangerous consequences visible and exigent. (amacad.org)
  • Fuel poverty was first isolated as a social problem in the 1970s, when steep fuel price rises caused by the oil crisis of 1973 were observed to be creating financial pressures that impeded households from effectively heating their homes (see Bradshaw and Hutton, 1983). (shu.ac.uk)
  • Sherman's article, "Breaking the Iron Law of Oligarchy: Tactical Innovation and the Revitalization of the American Labor Movement" (co-authored with Kim Voss) won the Distinguished Article Award of the Labor Studies Division of the Society for the Study of Social Problems in 2001. (wikipedia.org)
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  • This paper argues civil society is the real location of freedom for individuals and neither markets nor other spontaneous orders can be equated with or entirely included within it. (dizerega.com)
  • This form of online harassment has become a significant concern in our digitally connected society, predominantly on social media platforms. (gazitt.com)
  • Given the active participation of many women in the colonia in social movements for services like electricity, water, sewer systems, and schools, Santo Domingo seemed a good place to assess the modes and extent of changing identities and practices associated with men and women (see Gutmann 1996). (ucpress.edu)
  • This reading (and it is worth emphasising that it is indeed a reading of the Italian autonomists' work, just as theirs is an active, inventive reading of Marx) necessarily takes issue both with other, very different, Marxist responses to high technology and with some fashionable analyses of new social movements and postmodern culture. (libcom.org)
  • Our reading in 1968 and thereabouts, done in the context of mass movements of social protest, helped to transform us into revolutionaries. (versobooks.com)
  • Spontaneous orders emerge from principles expressed more completely within civil society and enable cooperation to take more complex forms than in their absence. (dizerega.com)
  • Spontaneous orders emerge from the same basic principles expressed more completely within civil society, but as these more specialized orders develop they can come to stand in an increasingly paradoxical role with regard to both individual freedom and civil society. (dizerega.com)
  • Olea Press is the student journal of Zaytuna College which encourages students to explore issues contemporary and perennial by drawing upon sacred and traditional principles. (traversingtradition.com)
  • All societies began with what Weber called patrimonial states, governments that were staffed with the friends and family of the ruler, or those of the elites who dominated the society. (the-american-interest.com)
  • Arthur Kleinman , a Fellow of the American Academy since 1992, is the Esther and Sidney Rabb Professor of Anthropology at Harvard University, and Professor of Medical Anthropology in Global Health and Social Medicine and Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. (amacad.org)
  • This seminar examines the major theoretical frameworks and key areas of empirical research in contemporary medical anthropology. (medanthro.ru)
  • He writes easily and with grace about a variety of relevant topics from liberal political theory to contemporary apocalyptic terrorism, from Sorel to Muslim fundamentalism. (johnkeane.net)
  • Goldfrank shows how participatory democracy's biggest challenges, including social inequality, bureaucratic inefficiency, and political rivalry, can be surmounted. (psupress.org)
  • Recent social and political developments in the EU have clearly shown the profound structural changes in European society and its politics. (routledge.com)
  • The newly established professorial chair focuses on political science research on contemporary China from a comparative area studies perspective. (goethe-university-frankfurt.de)
  • In addition to a functionalistic analysis of regime transitions, the evolution and diffusion of norms as well as the influence of discourses and framing processes on the behaviour of political and social actors are included in the analysis. (goethe-university-frankfurt.de)
  • Indeed, the social democratic left was often reminiscent of Donald Tusk, President of the European Council, who thought of the EU as the embodiment of "Western political civilisation" no less. (monthlyreview.org)
  • In this context, the interview below, with Noam Chomsky and Robert Pollin, which appeared originally in Truthout in three separate parts, seeks to provide theoretical and practical guidance to the most pressing social, economic and political issues facing the United States today. (truthout.org)
  • For his government was not only opposed by the Social Democrats, it was also threatened by the paramilitary Heimwehr or Citizens's Defence Leagues, who were subsidized by Mussolini and formed a permanent source of political disorder. (gresham.ac.uk)
  • By the early 2000s, my work was focused on the political economy of development economics in general, with the transition from socialism being a subset of a larger program to fully incorporate institutions into the analysis. (davidsloanwilson.world)
  • From the beginning of my studies, largely under the influence of my professors, my work always sought to examine economic processes within political/legal and social/cultural institutions. (davidsloanwilson.world)
  • Unfortunately, corruption in the political class runs deep in Haitian society. (ibw21.org)
  • South Africa's Suspended Revolution tells the story of South Africa's democratic transition and the prospects for the country to develop a truly inclusive political system. (ohioswallow.com)
  • Beginning with an account of the transition in the leadership of the African National Congress from Thabo Mbeki to Jacob Zuma, the book then broadens its lens to examine the relationship of South Africa's political elite to its citizens. (ohioswallow.com)
  • It was a key aspect of the political transition, often referred to as a miracle, which brought majority rule and democracy to South Africa. (ohioswallow.com)
  • Thus, there is no way for injustice to prevail, for if a society approves or prefers a certain kind of behavior, then the latter conduct automatically becomes just. (touchstonemag.com)
  • Strictly speaking, then, since for modern man correct behavior consists solely in the acquiescence to purely cultural norms, there can really be no such thing as an unjust society. (touchstonemag.com)
  • Sherman studies "how and why unequal social relations are reproduced, legitimated, and contested, and in how these processes are embedded in cultural vocabularies of identity, interaction, and entitlement. (wikipedia.org)
  • Protecting the Weak: Entangled processes of Framing, Mobilization and Institutionalization in East Asia ", which has been supported by the Volkswagen Foundation in their initiative "Key Issues for Academia and Society" since 2014, is another recent research project launched by Prof. Holbig. (goethe-university-frankfurt.de)
  • Designed as an interdisciplinary collaboration with Prof. Amelung (Sinology, FB09), Prof. Bälz (Japanese law, FB01) and Prof. Storz (Japanese economy, FB02), the research project has investigated the entangled processes of acknowledgment of public claims for the protection of weak social groups and interests in China and Japan, which have been compared against the backdrop of historically formed constructions of modernity in the two East Asian countries. (goethe-university-frankfurt.de)
  • Functionalism considers population growth and its various components (birth, death, and migration) as normal and essential processes for any society. (github.io)
  • What critical theory can add(among other things) is a delineation of the social force that acts as a singular and potent determination of the material environment on a global scale, and which can consequently be legitimately considered a key catalyst both of macro-historical processes, like climate change,and short-term yet recurrent phenomena like epidemics;and this social force is none other than capital. (theanarchistlibrary.org)
  • Investigations of violent lives expose the social processes and structural conditions intrinsic to violent ontologies. (bvsalud.org)
  • Careful comparative study of the dynamics of state building and public-sector modernization shows that while some developed countries (defined as those beyond a standard threshold of per capita income) managed to enter the 21st century with reasonably effective and uncorrupt governments, others continue to be plagued by clientelism, corruption, poor performance, and low levels of trust both in government and in society more broadly. (the-american-interest.com)
  • If we can explain this variance, it may provide some insight regarding strategies that contemporary developing countries might use to deal with problems of corruption and patronage today. (the-american-interest.com)
  • 6] The ūlū al-baqīyya consist of people with virtue, discernment, balance, and religion who forbid corruption within their societies. (traversingtradition.com)
  • The rules generating a spontaneous order are more narrowly focused than those generating civil society because they seek to facilitate cooperation within specific value domains such as economic exchange, scientific discovery, or deciding common public values. (dizerega.com)
  • You also invited me to other forums, including a workshop that I describe in a third Evonomics.com article titled " The Invisible Hook: How Pirate Society Proves Economic Self-Interest Wrong ", which draws upon the work of your GMU colleague, Peter T. Leeson. (davidsloanwilson.world)
  • After speaking at length about the economic malaise plaguing France, Macron introduced another issue: communitarianism. (hudson.org)
  • To be effective, these measures must be implemented early and strategically targeted, layered, and tailored to pandemic severity, and their public health benefits must be balanced against economic and social costs. (cdc.gov)
  • We have, over the past six centuries of world capitalist development, witnessed a succession of world ecological regimes that have been crucial to the system's periodic waves of social restructuring and geographical expansion. (monthlyreview.org)
  • In contemporary societies, the role of police in government plays a crucial role in maintaining law and order. (comisionanticorrupcion.com)
  • The role of police in government is crucial for maintaining social harmony and safeguarding societal well-being. (comisionanticorrupcion.com)
  • This background is crucial to the consideration of contemporary crises in Haiti. (ibw21.org)
  • Yes, the present age is full of contradictions of every type and variety, and this is something that makes the goals and aims of the left for the reordering of society along the lines of a true democratic polity and in accordance with the vision of a socialist reorganization of the economy more challenging than ever before. (truthout.org)
  • This collection of essays examines the multi-faceted roles of experts and expertise in and around contemporary legal and regulatory cultures. (routledge.com)
  • Although the BIS provides some banking services for central banks, its main functions, to judge from these essays, are twofold: to provide a forum where central bankers can discuss common problems and form relationships and to provide research and analysis. (eh.net)
  • She is an author of diverse essays on contemporary art/cinema, mainly dealing with subjects related to her own work and Lamaland often hosts a range of academic trainees and professional internships. (salomelamas.info)
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  • For anyone who seeks to understand the opportunities for-and the constraints on-the 'deepening' of democracy in contemporary Latin America, this insightful book is essential reading. (psupress.org)
  • The insightful "Beyond Beats and Rhymes" was plagued by video projection problems, stopping and skipping on more than one occasion, but filmmaker Byron Hurt's passionate, personal investigation into hip hop's deeply-rooted gender issues (the importance of violent masculinity, the objectification of women, and homophobia chief among them) was still plenty absorbing. (mytempweb.com)
  • This is the first history of epidemics in South Africa, lethal episodes that shaped this society over three centuries. (ohioswallow.com)
  • While there were more critical strains of postindustrial theory associated with the New Left and the student movement - such as Alain Touraine's (1971) anti-technocratic account of the 'programmed society' both versions were fundamentally at odds with Marxism, regarding proletarian struggle as a grimy relic from a fading smokestack era. (libcom.org)
  • More important, I argue that these problems are fundamentally and (almost) irrevocably the product of a violent colonial past. (bvsalud.org)
  • This chapter examines problems such as food scarcity and climate change associated with population growth and the environment. (github.io)
  • The mystique of mass hypnosis, embodied in the Charms of Naomi , examines the social engineering of climate activism organized by 350, as well as the seductive energy tales that lead gullible progressives into supporting one hoax after another. (wrongkindofgreen.org)
  • During this period, much of the social democratic left of England and Wales moved toward the position of Remaining and Reforming the EU on the grounds that exiting would be disastrous for workers and the poor. (monthlyreview.org)
  • When I was a teenager my grandfather pointed to the Soviet Union as a model of a socialist economy but a poor example of a democratic society. (versobooks.com)
  • Now operating openly, shamans (who act as mediums between people in the world in which we live and the spirit world) were and still are highly sought after by Buryat clients hoping to piece together the messages of the spirits that plague them. (lse.ac.uk)
  • Indeed, one of the more characteristic features of the modern world is its growing inability to presume that the moral order, including the social order, is rooted in the metaphysical order, described by Colin Gunton as "the order of being as a whole. (touchstonemag.com)
  • March): Set in the late-1800s, this second book in the Will Wilder series takes place in a familiar world, except for the little problem of ancient demons. (bethfishreads.com)
  • Recent paleodemographic studies are revealing Mesoamericans as having been more similar to their Old World contemporaries than previously thought. (gutenberg-e.org)
  • These two thinkers are pathbreakers in the quest to envision a humane and equitable society, and their words can provide a helpful framework as we strive - within an oppressive system and under a repressive government - to fathom new ways of living together in the world. (truthout.org)
  • Population growth is not a serious problem because the world has sufficient food and other resources, all of which must be more equitably distributed. (github.io)
  • Population growth leads to certain environmental problems, as we shall see, while environmental problems have important consequences for the populations for whole nations and even the world. (github.io)
  • In this challenging and extraordinarily thoughtful journey, readers learn that the Buddha's ancient wisdom may provide invaluable solutions to a modern world plagued by the ubiquitous, interrelated forces of poverty, religious radicalism, and terrorism. (brooklynrail.org)
  • But as an itinerant writer with roots in a postcolonial, globalized society, Mishra is pessimistic about the ability of these modern entities to alleviate a world blighted by so much suffering. (brooklynrail.org)
  • Whether I'm writing a science fiction thriller, or a sweet contemporary romance novel, as in my debut Christmas Cove, the room evokes an old-world, romanticism that allows me to step into my life as an author and leave the day-to-day grind at the door. (danitaminnis.com)
  • And when you see that you've got problems, all you have to do is examine the historic method used all over the world by others who have problems similar to yours. (traversingtradition.com)
  • She serves on the editorial board of Oxford University Press book series on Global Ethnography, a program which publishes research monographs and books aimed at sociologists, social scientists and policy-makers on wide-ranging sociological questions or social policy issues. (wikipedia.org)
  • We will see that these problems raise complex issues without easy solutions, but we will also see that these are urgent problems that must be addressed. (github.io)
  • Being a middle child, one might assume I suffer from the stereotypical issues that plague that particular sect of society. (danitaminnis.com)
  • Democracy requires citizens to stay alert, to open their eyes and their mouths - to understand that societies of sheep typically beget governments of wolves. (johnkeane.net)
  • An incisive and thorough analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of experiences of participatory democracy in contemporary Latin America. (psupress.org)
  • This is a book about what these men and women think about national and neighborhood democracy, about their dreams of a better society, and about their sense of themselves as cultural citizens. (ucpress.edu)
  • Plagued by coup after coup and intervention after intervention for decades after the overthrow of the U.S. backed Duvalier dictatorship, a nascent Haitian democracy has repeatedly faced the challenge of cobbling a way forward under trying circumstances. (ibw21.org)
  • The human rights movement in South Africa's transition to a postapartheid democracy has been widely celebrated as a triumph for global human rights. (ohioswallow.com)
  • The social consequences are equally severe, leading to isolation, academic challenges, and even legal troubles. (gazitt.com)
  • In light of the serious consequences of this contemporary form of harassment, the need for comprehensive strategies and robust action cannot be overstated. (gazitt.com)
  • Focusing on five devastating diseases between 1713 and today-smallpox, bubonic plague, "Spanish influenza," polio, and HIV/AIDS-the book probes their origins, their catastrophic courses, and their consequences. (ohioswallow.com)
  • Environmental problems are to be expected in an industrial society, but severe environmental problems are dysfunctional. (github.io)
  • Functionalism also considers pollution and other environmental problems to be an inevitable consequence of today's society, but it assumes that environmental problems that are too severe are certainly dysfunctional for society. (github.io)
  • However, population growth that is too rapid and severe can be dysfunctional for a society. (github.io)
  • Sherman is a reviewer for a number of professional and scholarly journals, including the American Journal of Sociology, Ethnography, Labor Studies Journal, Social Problems and Theory and Society. (wikipedia.org)
  • Actively exploring the capacities and limitations of transdisciplinary and transmedial situations in contemporary culture and exploring the connections between aesthetics, materiality, and politics - theory and praxis are intrinsically linked to each other. (salomelamas.info)
  • It adds contemporary, updated insights regarding queer readings in the Early Modern period to Donne scholarship, and suggests that the border-breaking, binary-challenging poetics of metaphysical poetry and queer theory have several interesting points of similarity. (lu.se)
  • Rachel Sherman (born June 7, 1970) is an associate professor of sociology at the New School for Social Research. (wikipedia.org)
  • Prior to serving at The New School for Social Research, Sherman was an assistant professor in the Sociology Department of Yale University. (wikipedia.org)
  • In contemporary sociology and other behavioral disciplines this presumption rises to the level of an axiomatic first principle, quite beyond academic controversy. (touchstonemag.com)
  • His teachings suggested tangible ways of thinking and living that would eradicate this suffering and at the same time foster social harmony. (brooklynrail.org)
  • Psalm 73 is concerned with much the same moral problem as Job and Habakkuk-"If God is just and on the side of justice, and if also God is almighty, why do wickedness and injustice seem to prevail? (touchstonemag.com)
  • most selections were geared toward themes of social justice (or injustice, as the case may be). (mytempweb.com)
  • C.J. Polychroniou: Noam, the rise of Donald Trump has unleashed a rather unprecedented wave of social resistance in the US. (truthout.org)
  • There is indeed a wave of social resistance, more significant than in the recent past - though I'd hesitate about calling it "unprecedented. (truthout.org)
  • Despite writing this introduction a good week before the actual event, the 22nd annual Perspectives on Contemporary Legend conference and ISCLR annual general meeting looks set to be the largest meeting the society has held since 1997 (possibly even longer, but I only have, even partial, data since 97). (folklore.ee)
  • In civil society each individual freely balances many ethical concerns along with other desires and incentives in choosing what to do. (dizerega.com)
  • It is transforming every walk of life and raising in the process major ethical concerns for society and the future of humanity. (chomsky.info)
  • Buyandelger is an associate professor of Anthropology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Tragic Spirits builds upon her previous studies of shamanism and its role within Mongolian society. (lse.ac.uk)
  • The basic concept is to reduce the occurrence and duration of human interactions by implementing social distancing measures in combination with personal and environmental hygiene measures. (cdc.gov)
  • Anne E. Becker is the Maude and Lillian Presley Professor of Global Health and Social Medicine, Professor of Psychiatry, and Dean for Clinical and Academic Affairs at Harvard Medical School. (amacad.org)
  • This chapter turns attention to charting the use and usefulness of testimonio writing as a possible method for recording experiences from the contemporary university in an effort to identify the pleasure that remains in academic labours. (edu.au)
  • Rather than miring its concerns in the further diagnosis of, or lament for, the state the contemporary university finds itself in, this chapter will seek to explore testimonio as a method for recalling the authors' experiences of academic life as a space of jouissance. (edu.au)
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  • 2009. Anthropology and Public Health: Bridging Differences in Culture and Society . (medanthro.ru)
  • All her artistic production is available for study and consultation at Tabakalera - International Centre for Contemporary Culture located in San Sebastian and is represented in several public and private collections. (salomelamas.info)
  • Through the author's encounters with her interviewees in north-eastern Mongolia, the book is packed with interwoven personal narratives which the author ties together to show the fragility and moulding of Buryat memory and Buryat shamanism's purpose during the transition from state socialism to neo-liberal capitalism in Mongolia. (lse.ac.uk)
  • H ow, then, did any society succeed in making the transition from a patrimonial to a modern state? (the-american-interest.com)
  • This transition from hunter-gatherers to farmers set off a long chain of events in the evolution of humanity. (gutenberg-e.org)
  • There already have been some: Assisting in the study of protein folding is one recent case where massive and rapid search technology has helped scientists to deal with a critical and recalcitrant problem. (chomsky.info)
  • Over the course of fifty in-depth interviews, "including hedge fund financiers and corporate lawyers, professors and artists, and stay-at-home mothers," Sherman investigates aspirations and lifestyle choices, revealing a nuanced picture of their self-description in an increasingly unequal society. (wikipedia.org)
  • Europeans, in fact, increasingly discuss the impact of Islamist groups on their societies. (hudson.org)
  • In a second step, the project analyses possible solutions to such problems put forward in Chinese and Indian foreign policy discourses. (goethe-university-frankfurt.de)
  • Indeed, it is no exaggeration to say that the fate of the earth depends on adequate solutions to these problems. (github.io)
  • if problems repeat then so too must the nature of their solutions. (traversingtradition.com)
  • In short, a major conversion of mind would be required of modern man even to appreciate the moral problem posed in this psalm, much less to deal with that problem philosophically or, yet less, to make it the inquiry of prayer-such as we find in this psalm. (touchstonemag.com)
  • Short, hard lives plagued by poor nutrition and ill health were the rule for most ordinary people. (gutenberg-e.org)
  • A society certainly cannot survive if it loses members, but it can thrive only if it grows so that it can meet future challenges. (github.io)
  • He famously declared that civilizations are confronted with challenges that threaten the cohesion of society: if left unchecked, they ultimately lead to the civilization's demise. (traversingtradition.com)
  • Horizontal challenges constitute problems that arise between states from global microbial traffic ( 4 ). (cdc.gov)
  • Giuseppe Raviola is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School. (amacad.org)
  • However, they are not constitutive of each other in the fashion that has gained such widespread circulation these days within critical social science-that the local shapes the global no less than the other way around. (monthlyreview.org)
  • In the current celebrations of capital's global triumph two themes twine around and interanimate each other: the rise of the information society and the fall of Marxism. (libcom.org)
  • This brilliant little book tells the story of the African National Congress (ANC) Youth League from its origins in the 1940s to the present and the controversies over Julius Malema and his influence in contemporary youth politics. (ohioswallow.com)
  • He is the author of twelve books, including The Soul of Care: The Moral Education of a Husband and a Doctor (2019), A Passion for Society: How We Think about Human Suffering (with Iain Wilkinson, 2016), and Rethinking Psychiatry: From Cultural Category to Personal Experience (1988). (amacad.org)
  • together, elected, responsible government and the dispersal of power within civil society provide organised protection from the fear or fact of injury or loss of life. (johnkeane.net)
  • The emergence of a new urban economy in the years prior to the Buddha's birth transferred wealth and power to lower-caste members of society. (brooklynrail.org)
  • Despite provincial coffers busting at the seams, the social welfare net that caught and propped up the downtrodden throughout most of the 20th century was seriously eroded as the economy gained pace. (bvsalud.org)
  • In reality, if medicine is the science of the healthy as well as of the ill human being (which is what it ought to be), what other science is better suited to propose laws as the basis of the social structure, in order tomake effective those which are inherent in man himself? (medanthro.ru)
  • In the Theoretical and Historical Background chapter, the focus is on explaining the historical realities and fundamental methodological problems this thesis will consider and explore. (lu.se)
  • In terms of the vocabulary of emergence we have been developing in our conferences, civil society is a complex adaptive transformative system, but it is not a spontaneous order . (dizerega.com)
  • by mixing the presentations running order away from thematic panels, what I think emerges is a clearer representation of the diversity and strength of the current research into contemporary legendry. (folklore.ee)
  • It is part of an effort to help the left reimagine an alternative but realistic social order in an age when the old order is dying but the new has yet to be born. (truthout.org)
  • Hence the need to learn more of man and of his societies in order to try to make sense of the patterns of his diseases. (medanthro.ru)
  • As we have discussed, police play an integral role in maintaining law and order within society. (comisionanticorrupcion.com)
  • In order to grasp the full scope of their responsibilities, let us delve into the multifaceted role that police play in maintaining law and order within society. (comisionanticorrupcion.com)
  • Industrial societies have lower death rates, but they still need to be able to hire younger workers as older workers retire, while new industries need to be able to count on hiring enough young workers with the skills and knowledge these industries require. (github.io)
  • When in the late 1960s theorists such as Daniel Bell (1973), Zbgniew Brzezinski (1973) and Peter Drucker (1968) first announced the advent of a 'postindustrial', 'technetronic' or 'knowledge' society their work was explicitly framed as a refutation of the Marxist thesis that capitalism must violently succumb to its internal Contradictions. (libcom.org)
  • Science, like any other system of knowledge, is a social practice, that cannot be entirely disembedded from the sociopolitical relations within which it operates. (theanarchistlibrary.org)
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  • As I employ the term the answer depends on the questions being explored, for families can exist in cultures lacking most features of civil society. (dizerega.com)
  • Livestock has been an integral component of Indian rural society since time immemorial. (saujanyabooks.com)