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if it is not their personal or political viewpoint and (ii) their viewpoint even if it is not the appropriate decision (bias). In other words, they may want their viewpoint to prevail but still get ... have these mixed preferences. Utilities We denote γB ∈ (0, 1) (where B stands for biased) the committee member’s utility when the decision made by the committee is that of his personal/political point
equal level of contributions. Funding We acknowledge support from The Philosophy and Social Sciences Research Project of Colleges and Universities of Jiangsu Province (grant numbers 2022SJYB2227 ... ); Philosophy and Social Sciences Excellent Innovation Team Construction Foundation of Jiangsu Province (grant numbers SJSZ2020-20); The Scientific Research Project of College students in Jiangsu University
to look when explaining these industry disruptions, but this paper argues that it was actually a set of political bargains during initial phases of telecommunications liberalization, which differed ... rather than communications firms emerged as winners in the US. These differences in industry winner outcomes was shaped by the relative political strength of incumbent communications monopolies and their
locational disadvantage, political instability, and poor infrastructure, Armenia is only able to meet its demand for wheat by importing almost exclusively from Russia. Azerbaijan buys the most wheat in the ... of wheat transportation, Armenia is not as favorably located as Azerbaijan and Georgia. Second, due to the current political tensions, Armenia has closed its borders to Azerbaijan and Turkey. Therefore
who by circumstance have less,” recognitive justice calls for “recognition and respect for cultural and gender difference,” and representational justice demands “equitable representation and political ... .), Open: The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science. London: Ubiquity Press. (2017): 119. Original italics. 53 Elizabeth Mays, editor. A Guide to Making Open Textbooks with
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
-political approach has been the basis of some architectural history textbooks, yet these textbooks tend to be the exceptions.15 I selected Leland M. Roth and Amanda C. Roth Clark’s American Architecture: A ... technology of the day. At the same time the textbook is limited on cultural and socio-political explanations since it is largely a text on the history of style. A more interdisciplinary approach adds more
Our pedagogical choices make art history classrooms political spaces of cultural production. Through a global exchange of ideas we consider questions of imbalance between western and non-Western ... pedagogical choices make classrooms political spaces of cultural production. Similarly, textbooks, particularly those catering to the art history survey, often show an imbalance between Western and non-Western
series of ‘what if’ explorations from diverse gendered, racial, political, social, or economic viewpoints. Below is an overview of how this unfolded in the course under consideration. Step 1: Active ... ? 18 Robert Farris Thompson. Flash of the spirit: African and Afro-American art and philosophy. New York: Random House (1983). Write down some hypotheses or inferences you make about what you see in
partner decisions along such different trajectories. It argues that national bases for scale retailing were shaped by a series of political negotiations starting in the 1960s and 1970s. This demonstrates ... Bartholomew C. Watson 0 1950, Berkeley, CA 94720-1950, USA 1 ) Charles and Louise Travers Department of Political Science, University of California , Berkeley , 210 Barrows Hall Like other service
closed-loop systems and obtain new recyclable materials from waste. I firmly believe that our industry must put sustainability at the core of its philosophy in order to be successful in the future. The
ethnic regions, with which the United States was in conflict, and exposed the political undercurrents of food traditions and practices. Lastly, central to my considerations of the content and the structure ... practices in the production, preparation, and consumption of food. Nancy Siegel’s work on patriotic foodstuff and the intersections of female political and social activism and the domestic sphere through tea
a poignant diary regarding the political climate in her country of origin. Another explored her Iranian background and the politics of the veil. But, most significantly, almost all the diaries were ... United States flag's use both in and out of art history. Sensitive topics such as “political correctness,” autism, and dyslexia were also discussed. When addressing such topics, moderating discussion
expertise is confronted with a dangerous mixture: Political decision-makers prefer not to listen to the scientists, while in a media world that is geared toward entertainment or among the general public
significant architectural advantages that have a relevant influence on sustainability. This requires a different component and system design philosophy. Cooperations within the automotive industry, but also in
resonance regarding issues such as family, land, or sovereignty. I seek to adapt this community-oriented exhibition philosophy to the classroom in which I teach Native art. In any classroom, I insist upon a ... knowledge and work toward the goals of a class.24 This philosophy is particularly vital when making efforts to create a decolonizing space in the classroom. I must take the role of facilitator. This role
). Foregoing here the instructional level of detail that is presented in class, students are additionally reminded of the enduring uniformity of Egyptian art as a reflection of the political and religious state ... The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy , edited by Edward N. Zalta (Fall 2017). https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/fall2017/entries/horkheimer/. 26 Paolo Freire, Pedagogy of the Oppressed ; Giroux
and backgrounds to come together around artwork and contemporary social and political issues. For this iteration, I collaborated with Danielle Eady, then a student in the dual Art History/Arts ... community members, visitors, and staff to make sense of the world. We thought the notion that museum workers or visitors needed to compartmentalize political or social issues apart from aesthetic interactions
those seen to date. That fact has profound consequences for the kinds of investments and innovations firms must seek, and the economic, political, and social consequences that those innovations portend. ... take more extreme positions. Online political discussionsanother favorite subject of big data enthusiastssuffer from levels of vitriol and partisanship far beyond anything seen offline (Conover et al
