...re determined by the social, religious and political norms of a particular society.
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...mework for understanding and describing the factors that create a peaceful society. The Global Peace Index describes the 'optimum' environment for peace to fl
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...nomy to a well-balanced production and consumption system, thereby ridding society of unemployment and debt.
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...lation to each other. These institutionalized relations embed meaning into society. Therefore people’s conceptions and experiences shape and eventually beco
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*[http://www.secularism.org.uk/what-is-secularism.html National Secular Society]
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.../01/30/Henry_Kissinger#comments_section Henry Kissinger speaks at the Asia Society, NYC, February 2007]
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...ral forces, institutions, phenomena and symbols manifested in a particular society. They seek to understand how culture impacts social organization, and influ
* [http://hhs.sagepub.com/content/14/3/30.abstract Society and culture in sociological and anthropological tradition by Gavin Walker]
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...nt books include the ''Housing Boom and Bust'' (2009), ''Intellectuals and Society'' (2009) and ''Applied Economics'' (2009). His current research focuses on
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...hegemonic power]] structure of a colony and who are thus at the margins of society. The term essentially refers to any person or people of inferior rank for r
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...al, and cultural. The three pillars of sustainability are the environment, society, and economy, but different arguments have been put forward in order to bet
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Religious fundamentalism has been prevalent in society since the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and is a response to in
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...lues]], and customs that form the mainstream [[culture]] of any particular society. Western culture is perceived to be the “global” popular culture of tod
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...in 1973 and embodies several key themes used to describe a post-industrial society, including: the economy transitioning from the production of goods to produ
...-essays.com/essays/bells_post_industrial_society_essay.htm Post Industrial Society Essay Criticism of Bell’s analysis of the role of information and knowled
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...tarian power distribution, whereas in countries with a low power distance, society expects greater input and democracy.
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...tent of social interactions on the basis of hierarchical arrangements in a society. Power relations can thus be seen as one of the most relevant targets of ch
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...fers to the totalitarian control and coordination of [[Civil Society|civil society]], in which non-Nazi organizations were replaced by Nazi equivalents. It re
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...s whom they wish to subordinate or believe that they do not fit into their society (see [[Alterity]]). Someone defined as an “other” is perceived as lacki
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*[http://www.isecoeco.org/ The International Society for Ecological Economics (ISEE)]
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*[http://www.isecoeco.org/| The International Society for Ecological Economics]
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...ernmental institutions but of the private sector and [[Civil Society|civil society]] as vital.
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