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“outraged” that promoted social called the movement “15M which has generated new political parties called “Emerging”. From 2014 to June 2016 we have witnessed various electoral calls (european, municipal ... sociales, 6 (2): 190-209. http://dx.doi.org/10.17502/m.rcs.v6i2.236 Anthropology; Communication; Body; Media image; Leaders; Political parties; Telepolitics - Resumen En España, la crisis económica y
The objective of this work is to characterize the Marcha de la Gorra (Córdoba, Argentina) as a collective youth action that constitutes an experience capable of housing processes of political
paid to describing how financial aid policies and practices were a response to societal and political contexts of their times and how need- and merit-based philosophies have given way to political agenda ... the manner in which aid evolved as a result of higher education and societal developments, and signals the emergence of a political agenda-based philosophy of student aid. Reviewing these historical
In our days we are witnesses of social and political conflicts in Latin America that are developed in a context of strong ideological controversies about how it is possible to make compatible the ... Arredondo , M. y Borón , A. Comps .: Clases medias argentinas. Modelo para armar . Buenos Aires: Luxemburg. Kalecki , M. ( 1943 ) : “Political aspects of full employment” , The Political Quarterly , 14 ( 4
explicate the nature of our discontent with the current state of affairs, offer institutional perspectives, raise questions and key principles in the hope that amidst a highly-charged political debate, reason
Increasingly, states are restricting tuition growth through political pressure and statewide governing and coordinating boards. During the 1990s, California, Virginia, and New York all cut or
DF: Editorial Siglo XXI. Bohman , J. ( 1998 ): “ Survey Article : The coming of the age of Deliberative Democracy” , Journal of Political Philosophy , 6 ( 4 ): 400 - 425 . Brown , M. ( 2006 ... ) : “Citizen Panels and the concept of Representation” , Journal of Political Philosophy , 14 : 203 - 225 Coglianese , G. ( 2007 ) : “Assessing Consensus: The Promise and Performance of Negotiated Rulemaking
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by the World Bank (2016 ) are prime examples for an approach that suffers from these problems. In fact, public discourse, political decisions and even a major part of the academic discourse rely ... in the social organization and political interventions are more frequent than revolutions. Even though these changes are radical, they are only transformations and not creations ex nihilo because they
(s) for each chapter, the highest percentage of them were in the field of sociology and political science (37.8%). In second place, comes anthropology (27.0%), followed by history (21.6%), and then ... psychology (10.8 % each). None of the authors were from the field of medicine (though some of them were medical anthropologists), psychiatry, or nursing. Philosophy and law accounted for 2.7% of the chapters
embodies the spiritual philosophy of Community, becoming an empirical part of its values. Internet; New Age; Religion; Spirituality; Postsecular; Online - Resumen ¿Es Internet de verdad un nuevo “templo ... (1980), predicting that the information age would change the economic and political systems. Postman (1993) coined the term "technophilia" to describe those positive feelings that people had in
philosophy was supposed to follow was judged by Gentile to be different from social reality, however. Instead of supplying moments of reflection or intervention in the political synthesis, education and ... elite culture. A number of fascist political leaders, intellectuals and agitators insisted in such argument as a fundamental element in the developing of the regime and the approaching of its most
cultural policy to political subjectivities: Political use of rights and political experimentation in the "Community Culture" of Argentina https://orcid.org/ 0 0 CONICET y Universidad Nacional de Córdoba ... ” argentina”, methaodos. revista de ciencias sociales, 8 (1): 50-61. http://dx.doi.org/10.17502/m.rcs.v8i1.335 Mariana Carla Gutiérrez; community; cultural collectives; cultural policies; identity; political
). 2.4. Physical cultural studies Despite the important contribution of the embodiment approaches, different researchers have pointed out that this approach often lacks political context. As Mills (1959 ... , meanings, and subjectivities become dialectically linked to, and negotiated through, broader social, political, economic, and technological contingencies" (2008: 52). Since physical culture is manifested
political as an exercise. Starting from the premise that education has politics and the political as intrinsic characteristics. Thus, a following link is established between its more elaborate forms, the
education funding (College Board, 2002) and the embrace of an alternative philosophy. It became increasingly popular to think that the value of a higher education primarily accrued to the person who ... : Community College Press. Altbach , P. Berdahl , R. , & Gumport , P. ( 2005 ). American higher education in the twenty-first century: Social, political, and economic challenges . Baltimore , MD: The Johns
the NASFAA professional recognition survey (NASFAA, 2010). Survey participants responded to the questions posed based on their own experiences and their historical, social, and political perspectives on ... program-1968 Changed name of occupation or association-1969 Engaged in a period of political agitation-1971 Established formal training program(s)-1979 Engaged in industry competition-1979 10
