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dummy variables are in line with the well-known and oft-found U-shape. Furthermore, these results are 10 In Appendix 3, the lagged dependent variable is shown algebraically to be the entire history of [...] carer. Once again, the age coefficients are in line with the U-shape finding. For females in the younger age range only, education has a positive effect on life satisfaction, perhaps reflecting the
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even in the case of classical consumer surplus, depending on the shape of the demand curve, the sum of A3 + B3 + C3 – B3 – C3 – D3 may be negative. These five conditions form the framework for possibly
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economic growth and development lies in their role as an incentive shaping force in transaction processes (North 1989). Besley and Ghatak (2009) developed an analytical framework in which they examined the
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. Through gradually increasing autonomy, they are empowered to shape their careers. 2.3 Abuse of power and the exploitation of dependent relationships are countered through appropriate organizational
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ening the knowledge of another religion 7 Yi sc a H ar an i is shaping and “sharpening” my own reli- gious identity. Instructing Jewish people about Christianity made me more Jewish, although at times
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World. The era of European imperialism, which, after World War I, shaped the geopolitical landscape to a large extent (from here the„Palestinian Question“ aroseended over half a century ago; so today is [...] tolerance, of cultural achievements, and of mutual enrichment, to shape a future. This will not just be a spiritual community. Given the enormous raw materials and human resources that Europe and the
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events and experiences. Experiences are meaningful parts of shaping humans’ stories about themselves (Johansen, 2012; McAdams, 1996) with re- gard to the social context they relate to. In exactly [...] in relation to the process of Euro- pean integration, thereby shaping and permeating countless dimensions of social life (for an overview of European narratives and counter-narratives cf. Bârğaoanu et [...] as well as monuments and buildings (Perchoc, 2017). Narra- tives shape organizations (Lueg, 2018) and policies (e.g. Maricut, 2017) and constitute, more generally, the constructive pillars of Europe as
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merely descriptive of meanings in society; they are performative, shaping realities. Moreover, discourses are not value-neutral; instead, they represent cul- tural forms of “power/knowledge” (Foucault, [...] group memberships that individuals may identify with or re- ject, shaping their “social identity” as defined by social identity theory (Tajfel & Turner, 1986, 69). For Hall (1992, 292-293), discourses [...] common culture and history (e.g. Assmann & Czaplicka, 1995) for shaping “identities”. Exemplifying this approach, using Critical Dis- course Analysis, Wodak et al. (2009, 35) explored the construction
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the different media actors’ roles and how they can contribute to shaping the EU narratives within the contemporary media system. 3. The hybrid media system and the relationship between discourse and power [...] a social practice that constructs meaning assuming the power to shape socio-political orientations (Fairclough, et al., 2011). CDA is characterised by the common interests in demystifying ideologies [...] and legitima- tion strategies served for and/or contributed to shaping the framework of Europe- discourses and each specific form of discussion (Wodak & Weiss, 2005). Finally, we 40 Culture, Practice