has been debate recently (e.g. Scott and Shore, 1979) as to why sociological research sometimes fails to gain applications, even though this is intended, and application seems appropriate. The explanation given by Scott and Shore is that applied research is often cast first in terms of ‘...
Solidarity as applied anthropology and theology. Elderly in the concerns of religious Communities. The concern for and about the elderly has deep roots, as witnessed in the Book of Psalms: "Do not forsake me in my old age" (Psalm 70, 19-20). Historically... Sandu - 《Altar of Reunificat...
with farmers in the 1980s, which primarily utilized an economic approach (Rahm and Huffman, 1984; Norris and Batie, 1987), while more recent efforts have instead embraced a variety of other social science disciplines, methods, and approaches including sociology, ecology, anthropology, and ...
anthropology, etc. Multidisciplinary approaches have been influential in opening up the study of translation to many disciplines and in enabling researchers to explore a wide range of influences on the process of translation. However, one of the main problems with this type of approach has been the...
This article tries to answer this question by reviewing the considerations in the history of applied sociology and its relevance for recent social work research. The ambition of delivering a research that has an impact on social work practice is not unique, neither for the evidence movement nor ...
The aesthetics of substitutions (a) and the theme of subversion of the lawbyde-sire(b)produceacritical view and disclose, in short, asuspicious, passablydis-enchanted anthropology.However,weare also permitted (and ourhypothesis isthat Shakespeareactuallyinvites us to do so)to draw from this the...
However, it also has limits. The most important one lies in the fact that this convention is to be applied mostly to land and at the national jurisdiction level; that is, the regulation responsibility ends where the national jurisdiction ends, and the problem of international commons persists!