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The second principal social problem involves political instability in the Republic of Niger, home to many of the Songhay.
Women make a significant contribution to social, political and economic affairs.
Bastions of old boy networking and the occasional social upstart, they epitomise everything that makes me cringe about Oxford.
Bower Street, for example, has since been overhauled thanks to the housing association social housing new build scheme.
I know it's not polite of me to jump over the social niceties like this, but I really don't care that much right now.
And even in the south there remained regions, such as the Wicklow uplands, which were still Gaelic in social complexion.
I challenge the thousand of you who read Brain Waves each day to use your social networks for this purpose.
However, when we take social networking online, we lose this vital piece of information and categorization.
He is on the opposite end of the social spectrum, a wannabe aristocrat without the breeding to easily fit in.
The report identified social justice and economic-rationalist utilitarianism as the major competing educational philosophies or ideologies.
Although nonhuman animals can develop highly sophisticated systems of social security, this isn't always the case.
Too many parents are willing to turn over the teaching of morals and social niceties to schools.
They are the vanguard of a social revolution and will have a huge influence on the shape of society in the next two decades.
It's very frustrating being ridiculed or ignored when using my broken French in a social setting.
The campaign is being soft-launched this week, with a bigger PR and social media push scheduled for early next year.
The nation state is a political and economic and social system, an interconnected network of interacting individuals.
The other aspect underscores the elaboration of such social networks as professional associations.
We're going through a change right now, thanks to a wave of technical and social change and to the arrival of cheap, networked computers.
Such ritual practices are often only seen as interesting diversions or attachments to the main social issues involved in networking.
He was also useless at games and an unwilling participant in the social cut and thrust of Cardiff High School.
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However, little is known about costs of parental investment in insects, particularly in solitary as well as social aculeate Hymenoptera.
Fighting against usury and the persecution of debtors has a long religious history as well as a social justice lineage.
In this film he presents a documentary of social life in Wanzerbe, the famed village of Songhay sorcerers.
The songstress does not, however, dismiss her man's behavior as immaterial and, in fact, underlines both its personal and social impact.
In turn, the university lifted an interim suspension that prohibited the sorority from holding any social functions.
The outside, or biruni, is by contrast a public space where social niceties must be observed.
It prevents him from seeking freedom through social conventions and laws, from establishing a comfortable niche in conventional society.
Mindless and dangerous vandalism at a social housing property has been condemned by police.
We also intend to organize some social activities for example a Christmas night out.
Instead, he makes allusions to history and social realities through bold, broken lines.
It is a relentless satire on the town's citizens, who are depicted as upstarts clambering up the social ladder despite their patent inadequacy.
They had things in common with us nerds, and by graduating year the social strata were almost gone.
The book reflects, in fact, Murray's own breadth of experience and the range of her social and spiritual vision.
The council has a dedicated social services department with a network of care contacts.
Depression, anxiety, and disruption of social support networks have been associated with menstrual pain.
Also, encourage support networks and social connections through teams and community organizations to serve as an extra resource.
Experts with Gymboree said not only adults need sociality, children from newborns to five-year-olds also need an interest in social events.
This is what it means to say that the social field is networked, connected, rather than a matter of place, sites, and home.
Research consistently indicates that men have much smaller social networks than women do.
The structure of the digital sector can best be understood by looking at work relations and at networking as social practice.
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Anyone who is comfortable answering phones or sending email in a professional manner should have no problem using social media.
Women's attempts to create solidary social relations within the communities also become the target of young men's rage.
It wasn't unusual or even particularly ambitious for someone of her breeding and social stature.
By addressing the issue now, the government can avoid the breeding grounds for future social strife.
At the same time, he raises the issue of substitution and exchange in a social and economic sphere.
Their cooption is predicated on the viral communication of peer trends facilitated by social media.
We get it, you hate social justice warriors, whatever you perceive those to be.
In a February 2009 article for Businessweek Online, social media expert, BL Ochman debunked six media myths surrounding social media.
New, creative political uses of social media will continue to emerge, yet the fundamental need for citizens to discuss issues will remain.
Older adults are often at risk of friendlessness because of disruptions to their social networks over time.
The survey was validated by social scientists and taken seriously because of its rigour.
In men, the scars often indicate social standing or physical ordeals of individual valour.
Environment may refer to home, school, church social outlets and formal memberships such as sororities and clubs.
All five sit down and begin an overly polite conversation covering such social niceties as the weather.
That's fine, it's no big deal, and it's said as much as a social nicety than with any intent to actually do it.
The seasons turn, the social niceties are maintained and those who remember the last war refuse to contemplate a second global conflict.
But a social media presence is no alternative to swift, helpful customer service.
Continuously updated headlines from DealBook, right in your blog, social network or search engine home page.
Of course such statistics and stories will forever be dismissed by social justice warriors.
We also hope to connect local communities by providing a space and sounding board for existing social relationships.
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Facebook, the most powerful of the social media magnets, attracted 92.2 million U. S. visitors in August.
Although economic and social ties between the island and the mainland have since grown, political relations have soured.
The worst examples of data overload can be found inside the social networks themselves.
They move about in various directions, exhibiting social and feeding behavior, with tail-slapping and breaching.
By now you may have guessed that blackjack is a nerd's game, requiring a minimum of social skills.
Devoid of social skills and eternally depressing, Pekar's voice speaks for nerds, social inadequates and all else on the margins of society.
The data also revealed a widespread apathy to the prospect of purchasing through social networks.
The YouTube questions were the latest effort by NASA to embrace social media.
We expect to find that social well-being declines as an area becomes more urbanized.
From early days the taking of solemn religious oaths was regarded as an essential part of the political and social order.
The social support of family networks obviously plays a role in this, but the quality of the marriage is also important.
Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to examine social support networks between drug using and nondrug-using welfare recipients.
The researchers asked the participants five questions about their social network.
Rather, online social networking is an opportunity to rethink the concept of surveillance.
One neglected aspect of sibling influence is the extent to which siblings influence a child's social network.
With fewer signs, the Yoon campaign instead touts its expertise with online tools and social networking to reach voters.
You're visiting a site and maybe it's one that you get e-mail, weekly newsletters from, versus social networking.
These congregations share both a territory and a set of differentiated social networks.
My poorly made point was not that internet-based social networking does not exist, it plainly does.
In the UK, the ubiquity of mobile phones has accompanied the explosion in social networking.
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What other business models appear in the third space, aside from those we have already seen in social networking today?
Social networking sites, also called social software and social media, provide the means to create and maintain ties online.
The panel cast blame on absenteeism, social promotion, less homework being assigned, and a general lowering of standards.
His research focuses on the effects of demography and personality on social networks and performance.
Besides modesty and intimacy, they often enjoy a high level of social solidarity.
To reverse this trend we need to invest in new institutions of social solidarity.
Some of them admit they're afraid that social justice warriors will ruin video games.
On Education Watch, I note that educational attainments went up in Florida schools when social promotion was ended.
I'm want to start building a social network of my own, something that extends beyond work.
Students must now pass proficiency exams in order to enter and graduate from high school, replacing the system of social promotion.
Can Layton's national social alternative find a voice in the riding's four solitudes of Capilano, the city, Lynn Valley and Seymour?
The loss of friends and partners decreases the amount of social support received because they too were once part of the social network.
Opponents believe that social promotion thrusts students into classes unprepared and unable to learn more difficult material.
Thompson is a senior at Southeast High School, where he has developed an interest in social psychology, intelligence and positive psychology.
As undergraduate psychology majors universally learn, at its core, all psychology is social psychology.
Finding a job becomes a more difficult task for International students because their social networks take a while to establish.
Those with the most diverse social networks tended to fare the best, he said.
Interestingly, the majority of journal investigations focused specifically on the subdisciplines of personality or social psychology.
Global measures assess the degree of social integration or embeddedness in a social network more broadly.
The literature in social psychology suggests that responses to racial discrimination will also be affected by situational factors.
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Their theory, known as the Terror Management Theory, or TMT, is a combination of social psychology and existentialism.
The discourse analysis undertaken to answer these questions was informed by discursive social psychology.
Sociolinguistics has close connections with the social sciences, in particular, sociology, anthropology, social psychology, and education.
Earlier this month on the Guardian's Games blog, blogger Aleks Krotoski posed the question, would social networking be helpful for online games?
The law must contemplate the full and often sordid scope of social reality.
The obedience experiments had a profound impact within academic social psychology, altering the central message of the discipline itself.
Research in social psychology suggests many of us respond with aggression, but not all of us.
Both are adventurers who seek the perfect way of life, the former through sensual pleasure, the latter through social justice.
But the bulk of the problem is that social work departments are not incentivised to sort this problem.
For them it is a religious duty to do so, and it does not recognise social niceties and common courtesies.
You don't have to follow the rules of social decorum or the niceties of society because you are privileged.
At the outset she zips through the social niceties and plunges into a concentrated burst of questions and note-taking.
Modern public services provide the social justice we promised would go with economic efficiency.
Bearden explored a variety of styles in the 1940s, ranging from social realism to figurative abstraction.
His very particular brand of social realism has driven all his work and has had admirable political impact.
His figurative style might best be characterized as thrift-store social realism.
Loach himself subsequently moved towards a more naturalistic style, often improvised and usually referred to as social realism.
The birth of social realism in the early 1930s encompassed all the arts, including photography.
It was a new kind of theatre, naturalistic, exploring social realism and psychological truth, the kind of theatre we take for granted today.
Later, Wolfe became a novelist himself, to show his peers how Dickensian social realism should be done.
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I'm just not sure that being on the vanguard of this particular social movement will be much help.
The social realism of the original gives way to the drawing's somber reflections.
How will the search giant convince you to make Google Buzz your social network of choice?
For social science to seem scientific, the first requirement is that people have numbers.
Not to be outdone by Google, Microsoft has also announced plans to increase interoperability between social networks.
Our research is multidisciplinary and represents social science, medicine, and volcanology.
He argues that modern social science rests on dubious theological assumptions.
It is an extension of the evolution of the scientific method in the physical sciences into social science.
Running a banner ad just to have social media in your products marketing mix seems a lot easier than really participating.
Agricultural economics is typically selected as a field of study by students who are interested in applied business or social science.
You can create all the features you'd expect from a forum or social media site, in just a few clicks.
Your health care team will include your nephrologist, dietitian, nurse, social worker and perhaps a technician.
Its personalized home page lets you add icons for various social networks to get an overview of recent activity.
I don't want to come off as a social justice warrior but we fight on a daily basis for Internet freedoms.
The final section of this chapter deals with wider issues and with the relative role of science and social science.
Ives said any efforts to tackle the problems must be linked to human sciences such as anthropology, social science, and human geography.
Does the club feel they have any social responsibility for the upkeep of their grounds?
In social sciences like archeology or history, it is clear that tomorrow is not the same as today.
Contemporary philosophers of social science have taken issue with traditional ideas about objectivity.
Fiction, by envisaging new forms of social organization, may enable us to envisage new forms of social justice.
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They adjusted their curriculum and linked communications science with the social sciences.
Historians have for years analyzed the social aspects of the Civil War and the common soldiers who fought it.
Discrimination negatively affected re-employment, and social networks positively affected re-employment.
Funny how it's social justice warrior types such as yourself that exude the most hatred and malcontent for others.
England supports research and teaching in all areas of science and the social sciences.
From AP's Justin Pope, I learned that Lycos is repurposing its varied properties into a destination site for social networking.
It is based in Exeter, and its experience is largely in publishing heavyweight academic journals in the social sciences.
But both sites have at their heart not the music or the photos but social networking and the sharing of personal information.
And the list does not stop with other branches of psychology or even other social sciences.
Critical Theory has a narrow and a broad meaning in philosophy and in the history of the social sciences.
Of all the social sciences, economics most closely resembles the natural sciences.
Other social sciences such as Economics, Sociology, and Anthropology were demarcated in similar fashion.
In the social sciences, economics and econometrics are the most widespread and highly developed fields.
Anthropology was better developed than other social sciences in this field.
There is one social science that has adopted a view on human nature, albeit only implicitly, and that is economics.
Much of the debate about nationalism has taken place not in International Relations but in another social science, Sociology.
The justification for the recovery of social security benefits is relatively simple to state.
Maxine Carr was spared jail today after admitting she lied to get jobs and claim social security benefits.
Instead of going to the job centre to sign on then going to the local social security office to get your money, you can do it all in one place.
Poor rural people sought social security and labour power through having more children.
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We all want to have an excellent provision of health care, education, transport and social security.
In particular, governments must guarantee social security and essential health services to all.
When I was social security minister we increased pensions by more than inflation, and that continues.
The under-40s would be able to opt out of most of their social security taxes.
The episode demonstrates the extent to which the administration views social networking as a new arrow in its diplomatic quiver.
Social isolation is not just a reflection of erosion of social networks between Somalis.
To apply for Maternity Allowance, pick up a form at your local Jobcentre Plus or social security office.
He talked about simplifying tax and social security to benefit those who have the least.
There was a legitimate aim in checking the accuracy of the data she had submitted in support of her social security claim.
Years later, Marina again came under attack for claiming social security benefits.
Failure was a real anxiety for the slower pupils because there was no social promotion from class to class.
The leadership has been changed from military warriors to social justice warriors.
In this era of renewed interest in social networks, finally comes the results of perhaps the biggest social network connection study.
The years of 2011 and 2012 have seen a massive surge in social sharing and its effects on search.
The new social sharing functionality allows businesses to take a more holistic approach to online marketing and brand development.
The healing of the split between faith and culture is something that happens inside each of us and inside our own social networks.
If you're eager to tell you friends what you've been listening to, social sharing via Facebook or Twitter is enabled directly through the app.
You can mail the photos or upload the videos as social sharing is very easy nowadays.
Tumblr also has built-in social sharing devices that give your blog the potential to go viral.
Lastly, we strengthened accountability in 2003 by ending social promotion in our state once and for all.
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Too many people limit sharing to the big three without considering other social sharing sites.
Thankfully most blogs and websites nowadays have social sharing buttons of some sort.
Many of the dropouts were no doubt victims of social promotion in the early grades, a practice that Bloomberg has now pledged to end.
He was equally uncompromising in terms of his commitment to social justice.
Problems caused by money and social status, and differing ideas of value and wealth, dominate the narrative.
Edith enters into the ruse not just because she likes him, but because it improves her social status.
The issue of the social status of ancient artists is multifaceted and complex.
With the change in social status and economic status, your entire mindset gets turned upside down virtually overnight.
The reader's interpretation depends on their culture, education, social status, etc., and that varies from individual to individual.
Inscriptions in public places can also indicate the social status of the artist.
He used unified studies of an area, including language, social studies and art, combining all the subjects into one.
Leo Casey has been nationally recognized for his work teaching civics and social studies.
The council represents 26,000 teachers of history, social studies and related subjects.
Many experiments in fields like social psychology are laboratory experiments rather than field experiments.
Later that very same day in social studies, we were introduced to the concept of melting pots and mosaics.
Local health authorities or service agencies may have a needs assessment or more focused social studies of your area.
His numerous academic awards included diplomas in social studies and sociology.
Meltzer's book is a fantastic read and makes wonderful connections between social studies and language arts.
The programme may allow students to sample different languages, or else it may be part of a social studies or language arts unit.
He also makes a fine case for teaching history as a separate discipline, instead of lumping it together with social studies.
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Critics rightly point to serious flaws in some guidelines offered for the teaching of social studies.
Teachers across disciplines will highlight math elements in history, social studies and English.
At the middle school, students take language arts and social studies in Spanish.
At 23, he is on the verge of completing a degree in history, politics and social studies.
As a sophomore, I asked an education professor how to get certified to teach social studies.
It can be a multi-discipline project including both history and social studies.
The guide will support secondary school curricula in art, English, social studies and humanities.
Whether the family lives in an urban or rural setting, the extended family is the basic social unit.
Parker goes beyond the experiments to talk about the value of social psychology in general.
In the army, the behavior of servicemen is more tightly regulated compared with other social units and institutions.
Their plans are dominated by a mass migration of social networks to mobile phones.
The first involves helping government bodies use digital techniques, including social media, to engage with the public.
For many non-Western cultures, the family not the individual is regarded as the basic social unit.
Territorial encounters can also serve to integrate individuals within their own social unit.
In most areas of Nepal, the basic social unit in a village is the family, or paribar.
Clan and lineage systems are patrilineal and form the basis of Kanak social units for private land ownership.
I'm not claiming to know the answers, but you don't have to be a social justice warrior to notice something is going very wrong somewhere.
In the authors' view, the family is the major social unit for emotional development in adolescents.
In both sites, members are most likely joining for the features, and have little motivation to participate in the social network.
When weighing all these issues, ethical as well as health and social, it seems clear that any decision contains a value judgment.
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All have had considerable experience designing and conducting laboratory experiments in social psychology.
The family remains the basic social unit, more important than the individual, despite the accelerated evolution of Andorran society.
There is a growing movement for social justice for farm workers around the world.
She would not mince her words or thoughts and never subscribed to social niceties of polite but fallacious and insincere expressions.
Without some form of recognized leadership and authority, social units are incapable of concerted action.
She said that the peace march with her father changed her perspective on life and that is when she started social work.
Following her family's wishes Grace become involved in social work among poor people in London.
Clare Britton began her career in social work in 1941 with troubled evacuees in an Oxfordshire hostel.
She was critical of social work as it was being defined within an increasingly bureaucratic culture.
She was housebound in her third floor flat and cared for by a devoted husband who accepted little help from social work or community nursing.
Rehabilitative measures are supposed to lie in the domain of charitable social work.
Interestingly, Shiv says his ambition is to do social work and help people.
It is neither political ambition nor the desire to win awards that tempted him to take to active social work.
My mother has had a number of interesting jobs, from running businesses to social work.
He has no training in social work and denied the town had a problem until his own family suffered a drug-related death.
She gained her first degree in psychology and second in psychiatry and clinical social work.
Nature may uplift us, but it also serves to detach us from the social world.
Her stint at a publishing firm did not last long, perhaps because she was always innately attuned to social work.
The National Union of Teachers cautioned against blurring the roles between education and social work.
The Scottish Executive is preparing a major recruitment campaign to attract more young people into social work.
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This led to a 20-year career in residential social work, caring for hundreds of youngsters.
Akhila Srinivas said that social work and her association with street children kept her going.
Henry's been helping develop the field of social work in Bulgaria for the past few years.
Student activists abandoned conservative blue collar politics and proclaimed themselves the vanguard of social change.
When not studying for her degree in social work, she visits schools and community centres to spread her message.
Clearly more research is needed to clarify the potential contributions of social work to chronic disease management.
With the support of social workers, Lauren moved back home with her mum and for a while they could live together.
Anxious families were comforted by social workers at the nearby Maryhill Central Halls.
There needs to be far greater recognition of the nature of the work that social workers undertake.
The government is taking steps to help social workers identify and prevent cases of child abuse.
However, in 1911 he gave up the idea of training for the priesthood and embarked on the study of philosophy, social science, and natural science.
The level of social mobility is often used as an indicator of societal openness.
Cultural values and language are the social glue holding people and society together.
The onus is on government, institutions and society to work together for a just and equitable social order.
It is described as a romance, set across the social divide in the world of Victorian industrial society.
The issue here is related more to the social norms and customs of our society.
In the parlors of polite society, social tolerance sits side by side with multiculturalism.
Kin recognition serves as the foundation of advanced social systems in a wide variety of other animal societies.
They need to step outside the traditional classroom and embrace a community of practice through electronic social networking.
Many social and psychological interventions require a thorough understanding of the sociocultural context, which outsiders typically do not have.
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Those social and demographic factors may be key contributors to potential crises in the future.
Adaptive socioecology rests on the notion that social systems can change rapidly in response to a novel ecology.
A basic premise is that inequalities in society will be reflected in the distribution of social dialects.
The domain of their creative energy is confined to one specific department of science, namely social science.
This is an interesting and informative introduction to debates in the philosophy and methodology of social science.
His ideas have profoundly influenced the writing and teaching of sociology and social theory around the world.
Best devotes considerable energy to situating himself in the historiography of the sociology of deviance and social control.
Sociologists taking a structural perspective are concerned to establish social facts and laws.
There were no significant effects of intervention on the sociometric measures of peer social preference and prosocial behavior.
Courses in literature, social science, and science were analytical, not moralistic.
Applied sociometrists seek to help their subjects expand and develop their social networks.
The basis of social network visualization was laid by researchers who called themselves sociometrists.
This enables him to comment on socio-political conditions in the State from a perspective that few other social scientists can match.
He was a strict college professor who'd managed to rise to the upper social status himself.
In the villages, an automobile is an unusual and significant symbol of upper social status.
What it really has to do with is maintaining the dominance of the upper classes and enforcing social norms.
He explains Weber's transition from historicism to a historical social science.
Gentlemen's clubs upheld these traditions, but early competition was largely confined to an upper-class social elite.
In most areas of social science there has been a persistent debate about the relative merits of ahistoricism and historicism.
Or isn't this form of neo-liberal capitalism that's going on in Europe right now destroying our social systems?
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In Poland as in other countries right wing social democratic neo-liberals are the greatest enthusiasts for the European Union.
I have to admit I've reconnected with several old friends by finding them or being found on social networking sites.
But in the absence of criticism by neo-liberals, social democratic governments orient themselves towards the centre or right.
This is the social injustice that has exacerbated the plight of the welfare class with the rise of neoliberalism.
The most prominent science journals are in the social sciences, which are led by economics and political science.
Among low-income women, those with more extensive social networks give birth to heavier, healthier children.
Current debates within the social sciences focus upon the impacts of one or more of these technologies.
So you are talking about several well-established sites that are also launching social networking.
We are entering this brave new world with our eyes closed to the impact on individuals, on communities and on our social institutions.
Major social sciences today are economics, political science, anthropology, and sociology.
Canadians believe that, aside from isolated acts by bigots and neo-Nazis, racism is not deeply embedded in our culture and social institutions.
Revolts and uprisings are only the beginning of a process of real social revolution.
Researchers from all fields of the behavioral and social sciences are encouraged to apply.
Whole communities and long settled social orders have been suddenly uprooted by externally imposed political economic change.
Should Tower Hamlets Councillors be allowed to act as the social uprooters of the people that make up the borough's ordinary population today?
Fauvism, Cubism, Futurism, Purism, Neo-Plasticism, Surrealism, Neoclassicism, social realism, his art experienced them all.
Hence it is possible for us to understand the importance of Italian neo-realism beyond its immediate social significance.
Proposals from all disciplines of the humanities and social sciences are welcome.
New Zealand First is aware that the bill in itself will not upskill social workers.
But this is a form of social injustice, for innumerate and illiterate workers are locked into a low-wage future.

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