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Showing 1 to 20 of 119 for “"Cultural economic"”.
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The Invisible Band: Cultural, Economic, and Societal Issues in Harmoniemusik
… examination of iconography, musical materials, economic trends, and written accounts, it becomes clear that harmoniemusik ultimately rendered itself unsustainable due to its meandering identity, the poor treatment of working-class musicians, and the significant decrease in core repertoire after …
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Socio-cultural economic factors influencing Saudi nationals' involvement in the industrial and vocational sectors in Saudi Arabia
… investigates this phenomenon and some socio-cultural and economic factors behind it. The broad objectives of this research were to investigate social acceptance of industrial and vocational work, the difference between Saudi youths and their fathers in perceptions of this kind of work and the …
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Assessment of the Influence of Socio-Cultural, Economic, and School Factors on Dropout of Female Secondary School Students in Muheza District
… this study was to assess the influence of socio-cultural, economic, and school factors on dropout of female students from government schools in Muheza district, Tanga region. The study employed descriptive survey research design, 60 secondary school female students were drawn from each of the …
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Ireland and Spain, 1939-55: Cultural, Economic and Political Relations from Neutrality in the Second World War to Joint Membership of the United Nations
… and Spain from 1939 to 1955 by researching the cultural, economic and political ties that existed between both nations. The research is based on primary sources examined in the diplomatic archives of Dublin and Madrid as well as original documents analysed through unrestricted access to private …
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A Case-study of Alcohol Consumption and of the Irish Public House in late Modernity. Social processes that manifest themselves as cultural, economic and political constraints.
… Ireland is acknowledged as a ‘traditional and a ‘cultural’ pursuit. The social world of the drinker however, is constructed in a complex way that extends beyond the cultural sphere. Movement of people, commodities and ideas (global processes) are central to contemporary life-style choices and …
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Cultural policy, state politics, and rural economic development : lessons from Maine
… on state economies to boost -the significance of cultural policy within a given political environment. Specifically, this thesis explains how the current Governor of Maine, John Baldacci and the leaders of Maine's cultural policy bureaucracy utilized a study of creative industries' contributions …
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On Education and Social Power: The Educational Theories of W.E.B. Du Bois and Their Relevance to African -Centered Education
… that schools could provide the impetus towards cultural, economic, and political empowerment. Moreover, his theory of education anticipates key themes within the African-Centered paradigm of education as it emerges in the late 20th century.
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Learning for all
… learned material without considering their socioeconomic background. Through social interaction and technology, the intern provided an environment of equal learning between both groups. Through a case study, both third grade groups identified one's academic, cultural, economic, and historical …
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Jewish Multi -Ethnicities in Post -Soviet Russia: An Eventful Ethnography of the Moscow Choral Synagogue
My work's emphasis on cultural, economic, and political transformation both inside and outside the synagogue can provide new insights into both post-Soviet ethnography and Jewish studies. Much of the research done on emerging market practices in the former Soviet Union emphasizes the concept of …
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Public relations ethics: a cross-cultural analysis
… TARES test to complete the first cross-cultural analysis of the ethical decision-making patterns of public relations practitioners. The DIT is an instrument based on Kohlberg’s (1969) moral development theory, the TARES test composed of 14 self-enforced, ethical consideration statements …
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International student navigation through u.s.-american colleges and universities: an autoethnographic analysis of discourse
… experiences form the data of academic, social, cultural, economic, and safety advice.</p>
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Indigenization process of alcoholism treatment from the American to the Indian context
… account the indigenous elements of the social, cultural, economic, and political aspects of the country for relevant social work education and training.
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From the lucky land to the beautiful country: Illegal immigration of Fujianese to the United States
… people smuggling is a phenomenon that combines cultural, economic, and political factors. Furthermore, Fujianese who came to seek an American dream have lost something much more valuable than what they have gained, such as their youth and family connections.</p> <p>In addressing the smuggling …
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Broader Spectrum: A History of Antibiotic R&D
… research, this study documents the cultural, economic, political, and informational conditions that have shaped antibiotic R&D over the last sixty years. This historical examination delineates three important social aspects of the life sciences, each important to creating effective …
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Perceptions and understandings of educators working in an MLK Street community school in the Central Valley of California
… led to significant understandings of the socio-cultural, economic, pedagogical influences, and historical understanding within the MLK Street community.</p>
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LANGUAGE POLICY AS SPATIAL ASSEMBLAGE: PRACTICE, IDEOLOGY AND AFFECT OF BUSINESS INCUBATION IN THE GUANGDONG-HONG KONG-MACAO GREATER BAY AREA
… is entrenched by extra-linguistic (political, cultural, economic and social) processes circulating in the open sociolinguistic ecology. The thesis presents the creation of territorial space in these entangling processes through the Deleuzo-Guattarian concept of ‘assemblage’ and a triadic …
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Up to the waist in mud! : the assessment and application of earth-derivative architecture in rural Bangladesh
… world endowed with similar climatic and socio-economic conditions also yield interesting examples of such architecture. The advent of imported, industrial building products has disrupted the long-standing indigenous building traditions. New social, cultural, economic and environmental …
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A participatory assessment of immigrant integration in a low-income suburban neighborhood
… measures of integration, including legal, socio-cultural, economic, and social capital indicators. The results, which suggest that different groups of immigrants integrate in different ways—with those most economically integrated dragging behind other groups in other respects—lead to several …
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Waccara's Utes: Native American equestrian adaptations in the Eastern Great Basin, 1776-1876
… nineteenth century in response to environmental, cultural, economic, and political issues. Waccara's Western Utes represented the most conspicuous stage of Native American equestrianism in the Eastern Great Basin, and the success of their diversified and far-ranging annual migratory subsistence …
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THE NEW ECONOMICS OF COMMUNITY: LOCAL EXCHANGE AND TRADING SCHEMES (LETS)
… into LETS has concentrated on the structural, economic and political dimensions of LETS involvement. In this context, LETS have often been portrayed as a solution to the problem of social exclusion. This thesis, however, suggests that involvement in LETS is more to do with communal sociability, …
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