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himself uses mainly the (more normative) term of social justice, and not the rather sociological one of social (in)equality. Also, the ILO had used “social justice” in the preamble of its founding docu- [...] of social inequality – is an impressive reminder that social justice is a core condition for the stability of democracies. Also, the ILO had to recognize in recent decades that the notion of social progress [...] with and against the market. The ILO and ‘global social justice’ Review: Daniel Maul – The International Labour Organization. 100 Years of Global Social Policy, Berlin: De Gruyter, 2019 Nils Exner (nils
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decisions. The social science infrastructure for social policy research is being thinned out, the number of social policy chairs is being reduced, and research institutes are weakening their social pol- icy [...] it by a social transfer up to the income level they would achieve if they only received the social transfer. Depending on the concrete design of the rules for crediting earned income to social transfers [...] true in general, but it is particularly true of social policy. Not only is there no shortage of diagnoses of increasing inequality, disenfranchisement, social relegation and the fear of it. They are even
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narrative can thus guide beliefs and cultural-social behavior of social groups, and it is entirely possible that these patterns of behavior are simply accepted as social institu- tions, internalized and remain [...] (White, 1990) as being of vital relevance for social narrative inquiry. A narrative can represent powerful mental models that are being fought about socially. Stories entail propositions about what is ‘the [...] directions for social conduct in general, having implications beyond the plot at hand. Narratives, thus, are instruments, consciously or unconsciously, to produce a normatively laden social order (Frandsen
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within a social constructivist framework, we assume that language constructs knowledge about groups and group memberships that individuals may identify with or re- ject, shaping their “social identity” [...] European Journal of Social Science Research, 31(4), 484-503. doi: 10.1080/13511610.2018.1490637 McDonald, M. (1996). 'Unity in diversity': Some tensions in the construction of Europe. Social Anthropology, 4(1) [...] organizational narratives as “temporal, discursive constructions that provide a means for individual, social, and organizational sensemaking and sensegiving” also highlights that narratives draw on discursive
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narratives of Europe. Keywords: Refugee crisis, CDA, Social media narratives, Euroscepticism, Users’ comments 1. Introduction: the refugee crisis and social media narratives The so-called refugee crisis represents [...] debate on social media as a public arena, where different actors play a role in the discursive constructions of narratives of Europe. The emergent, collaborative, and context-rich qualities of social media [...] narratives are intended as a discourse genre, an important social and discursive resource that creates identities for their audiences in the social media context (Page, 2012). Following the approach introduced
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can create and then evaluate alternative scenarios by comparing their energy requirements, their social costs and benefits and their environmental impacts (ibid). The main purpose of this section was to
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objectives The students - are able to critically reflect the interrelation between energy, environment, social and economic development in rural areas - understand the relevance of stakeholder involvement and [...] • Rural Development and Energy Planning - Rural Demographics - Economic Development and Energy - Social Development and Energy - Environment and Rural Energy • Energy Access and rural electrification • [...] Systems Analysis Computer Model, Documentation Version 7.0, Aalborg University, Denmark - Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (2003): Guidelines on the Integration of Energy and Rural Development
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human behaviour in the work place, combining findings for example from Sociology, Economy, Politics, Social Psychology and Biology, as well as elements from System Theory, Diversity Management and theories
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• economic competence • technical competence • ecologic competence • methodological competence • social and ethical responsibility • self organisation and teamwork • project organising skills • conflict
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l economics analysis • interdisciplinary knowledge • economic competence • ecologic competence • social and ethical responsibility • self organisation and teamwork • project organising skills • conflict