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Smith and Thomas Paine in 1775 and 1776 and thereafter. The prism through which they received both authors was a complex, evolving commitment to a political philosophy centered on individual rights.3 It ... The Journal of Knowledge Economy & Knowledge Management 2008 TECHNOLOGY, ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND THE STATE: AMERICAN POLITICAL CULTURE AND ECONOMY, 1870-2000 Nick Salvatore 0 0 Neufeld Founders
Smith and Thomas Paine in 1775 and 1776 and thereafter. The prism through which they received both authors was a complex, evolving commitment to a political philosophy centered on individual rights.3 It ... revivals and other church-related activities were, second only to the political debates they influenced, the nation's most common public gatherings. Politically, this emphasis on individualism was embedded
usage of these funds had shaped in a strong tendency of disintegration from first unity of human live and then economical one beginning with western centers. Adventure of Muslims with different political ... centered on oneness and justice. After this period (622-632 AD) Arabia, Palestine, and south parts of Iraq came under the political domination of Muslim (Tabakoğlu, 2103: 125-126). After First Caliphs Period
, 2005; Schaan 2004, 2016:158– 166). Nonetheless, not all Arawaks were conspicuously “complex” in terms of their political organization. Indeed, there is little evidence to suggest that the Arawak groups ... Incas were content to build their empire through political alliances and other non-violent methods whenever possible, and so subject populations could expect to live within a sort of pax incaica provided
, demographic, political and economic developments. The most important of these developments is the digital transformation that brings about fundamental changes in how businesses work and how they add value to
, A. , Kay , K. , Knudson , C. ( 2020 ). Legal geographies and political ecologies of water allocation in Maui , Hawai'i. Geoforum , 110 , 168 - 179 . Coté C. ( 2016 ). “Indigenizing” Food Sovereignty
Mercedes-Benz, in spite of geopolitical insecurities and a volatile semiconductor market, the global demand for vehicles remains robust; nevertheless, due to the unstable political situation and ongoing
While economic growth is generally measured by the size of national income, the measurement of development is difficult due to the differences in the economic, political and social structures of the
, political participation, socioeconomic status, criminal justice, and workplace environment. Conclusions: A burgeoning body of work suggest ways to operationalize and measure structural racism in US society ... : residential neighborhood/housing, perceived racism in social institutions, socioeconomic status, criminal justice, immigration and border enforcement, political participation, and workplace environment. Many
critical understanding of the underlying socio-political and economic processes of power, privilege and institutional racism that create, support and maintain existing health disparities. This paper outlines ... supersedes all the other statuses of a person (Goffman, 2002; Hughes, 1945) . The process of racialization involves social, political, economic, and cultural processes that 85 Cultural Competence: New
This paper briefly introduces Freire’s philosophy of education, as well as examples of how this philosophy can be used in health education. Concepts from Freire’s work are highlighted along with how ... education10 were the focus of other articles focusing on his educational philosophy that also discussed oppression in the context of health education. This paper adds to the literature by illustrating the
, February. Feasts and Females: Gender Ideology in Political Contexts. Symposium Political Meals in the Andes, 56th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, New Orleans, 24–28 April. Opening ... , Anaheim, California, 20–24 April. Reinterpreting Recuay: Artistic Conventions and Political Formations in the Peruvian Early Intermediate Period. Invited lecture, Pre-Columbian Society of Washington, D.C
of its political-economic functions as a unit that controls, manages and defends productive resources” (Weismantel 2006: 95). She argues that the ayllu was and remains a model that functions to defend ... ; Velasco 2014, 2016, 2018). In a broader context, “Andean peoples used mortuary monuments and bodies of the dead to create new social space as well as new social and political relations” (W. Isbell 1997:16
at both the social and political levels if they wished to treat disease successfully and create healthier communities. While the field of public health has widely accepted that the condition of the ... determinants of health, or the complicated links between personal, institutional, political, and societal factors, can be hugely impactful on health, with researchers estimating that up to 80% of what makes up a
of deepening economic globalization, on one hand, and the growing political fragmentation, on the other, in the post-bipolar world. In the same time there is a considerable cognitive deficit and there ... of the activity (e.g. economic-political) might be constructed along the type of the market (parity, partnership), or along the type of regulating (hierarchy, mutual subordination). These two aspects
have been related to new demographic, political, and economic processes, themselves linked to the intensification of agriculture in comparison to previous periods, based on the irrigation and expansion ... tied to the emergence of conglomerated - 416 settlements led to centralized political entities with an observable hierarchy in and among the settlements. This process was marked by episodes of conflict
The Bioinformatics Open Source Conference (BOSC) is organized by the Open Bioinformatics Foundation (OBF), a nonprofit group dedicated to promoting the practice and philosophy of open source software ... and philosophy of open source software development and open science within the biological research community. Since its inception in 2000, BOSC has provided bioinformatics developers with a forum for
favoritism and strict adherence to moral consensus, collectively known as ideological rigidity, that have been linked with both ends of the political spectrum. The presence among the political right and the ... determinant of the political discourse with an important social function. To better understand this function, we equip the indirect reciprocity framework - widely used to explain evaluation-mediated social
honored at a symposium in Lima, Peru, entitled “New Perspectives on Moche Political Organization” cosponsored by Dumbarton Oaks, the Museo Arqueológico Larco Herrera, and the Pontificia Universidad Católica ... Political Structure as a Possible Model for Moche. Keynote address at the symposium New Perspectives on Moche Political Organization held in Lima and sponsored by Dumbarton Oaks, the Museo Arqueológico Larco
of conditions, and lack access to even basic amenities that many other Americans could not survive without. Although Tribes have been plagued with social, economic and political injustice for centuries