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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"technology and identity"”.

  1. VIRGIN POLITICS: AN IDEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF "VIRGINITY" IN THE EGYTPIAN VIRGINTY TESTS

    … Litanies of allegations of abuse, torture, and murder arose. One particular abuse happened to seventeen female Egyptian protesters, virginity tests. This thesis analyzes the military's justification and Samira Ibrahim's discursive response to the virginity tests. I analyze the military's use …

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  2. Identity invisibility and social forces

    This thesis explores the three threads of identity, invisibility and social forces in relation to ‘non-traditional’ students undertaking undergraduate study within an ‘HE in FE’ environment. The exploratory nature of the research required an inductive approach and thus the design of the research …

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  3. The Contemporary Manager.

    … prepare leaders to lead in a more diverse world and train managers in the skills needed to succeed in a competitive society, we must understand what managers’ activities consist of and how leadership styles differ. The purpose of this qualitative study was to investigate the activities of Chief …

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  4. The screen as a site of division and encounter

    … as a border site, where the concepts of division and encounter are performatively examined. My research strategy is shaped by applying autoethnographic performance strategies to the mediated space of the screen. Media materials (photos, videos and blog entries) are created with mobile media …

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  5. I Am Human Rights: Leveraging Social Media Identity Recasting for Human Rights Acceptance in the United States

    <p>This paper explores how consumer identity is evolving as a response to technology and how for-profit brands are leveraging that identity evolution. It then posits that in order for human rights to become normalized in the United States, human rights NGOs must adopt the same strategics as their …

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