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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Social Obligation"”.
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The Social Obligation to Reduce Stigma in Order to Increase Utilization of Mental Health Services
Many mental health organizations have developed campaigns that concentrate on reducing the stigma towards mental health with the intentions of increasing access and utilization for people with mental illnesses that are not receiving appropriate mental health services. The mental health campaigns …
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Vengeance and the crusades 1095-1216
… crusading and anti-Jewish sentiment, and the social obligation to provide vengeance for kith and kin indicated by the key vocabulary of auxilium and caritas. The idea of crusading as an act of vengeance expanded noticeably through the later twelfth century. This corresponded substantially with …
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Clique here : exploring the use of mobile multi-media to support connectedness
… messaging (IM) to maintain a connection with social contacts. These communication modalities are limited in their ability to provide social-connectedness by their failure to balance expressiveness, overhead, and social obligation. Clique Here is a mobile communications platform that attempts …
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The use of narrative in order to break the masculine domination of the hero quest
… of a female hero whose feminine strengths of social obligation and connection, enable her to successfully navigate the classic (masculine) hero-quest landscape to adulthood.
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John Witherspoon and the right of resistance
… of unjust officials to protect the instituted social order. The context of post-Union Scottish society provided a distinct setting for Witherspoon's introduction to resistance theory. As a devout Scottish Presbyterian and a learned Enlightenment scholar, Withexspoon commanded a thorough …
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Attitudes of East Asian People Towards Communication Disorders in Aotearoa New Zealand
… to manage face by addressing violations against social expectations. Five cultural values were prominent: conformity and social obligation were shared across the participant groups, while competitiveness, collective identity, and social harmony highlighted cultural differences. Discussion: …
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An exploratory study into human-centred design in new product development for low-income consumers
… opportunity presents financial benefit but is a social obligation to democratise new product innovations across markets. The 4As Framework (Affordability, Acceptability, Availability and Awareness) encompass factors which help manufacturers to better reach and serve low-income consumers. This …
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Making sense of CSR practices: a case of companies operating in Nepal
… the argument that the version of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) that exists in one country is not caused by its stage of development, the literature groups CSR studies in all developing countries as substitutionary. Where there is literature focussing on CSR activities in developing …
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Stakeholder Relationships in the Nigerian Oil Industry
… in the industry. This resulted in the choice of Social Contract and Resource Dependence theories to be used in harmony as part of the theoretical base for this study, as a further expansion of Stakeholder theory. The Social Contract theory helps to bring out the place of agreement in the …
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Valences of Vengeance: The Moral Imagination of Early Modern Japanese Vendetta Fiction
… constituting a site in which the demands of social obligation, the power of social norms and discourses, the moral relations of class and gender difference, and the ideologies that ordered visions of community and human relationships could be examined, affirmed, re-imagined, challenged, and …
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Coming of Age in Coto: An Autoethnographic Account of Silence, Subjectivization, and the Experience of Becoming a Late-in-Life Lesbian in Orange County, California
… the role of silence, emotional control, and social obligation in shaping who I believed I was allowed to become. These forces were embedded in everyday interactions, sustained through repetition, and enforced through institutions like the family, church, and community. My goal is to trace how …
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What's so private about private property?
… institutions may conflict with community rights, social welfare, and justice, the political authorities—including judges and legislators—who operate the institutions must determine whether, and under what conditions, individual property rights ought to prevail over conflicting rights. I argue that …
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Análisis de la aplicación de la RSE en el sector financiero en Colombia, en particular en relación con las políticas de inclusión financiera
El documento presenta el análisis de las políticas de RSE del Sector Bancario en Colombia, específicamente las tendientes a la promoción de la Inclusión Financiera de algunos sectores “olvidados” de la sociedad, dadas las condiciones económicas de la población de nuestro país, aún es importante …