Power Structures of Finnish Society 1991Ruostetsaari, IlkkaKuusipalo, Jaana
8) President, Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) -- Member In addition, the statement indicated that the President has approved the removal of the Steering Committee from the governance framework of the FGN Power Company with full oversight powers granted to the Office of the Minister of Power...
Over time, the lack of participant diversity in psychology studies and the domination of Whites as editors for psychology publications illustrate narratives of power and oppression in the field [60]. In addition, there has been overwhelming overrepresentation of psychosocial research focusing on ...
such as educational, religious, or political institutions) or as a function of the individual expression of will (i.e., agency), structuration theory acknowledges the interaction of meaning, standards and values, and power and posits a dynamic relationship between these different facets of society....
Not everyone benefited from the economic and social developments of the 18th century. This led to tensions, riots and the formation of the Helvetic Society.
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TheTechno-structuresofSocietyGernotBöhme1Whenphilosophypaintsitsgreyingrey,oneformoflifehasbecomeold,andbymeansofgreyit cannotberejuvenated,butonlyknown.TheowlofMinervatakesitsflightonlywhentheshadesofnightaregathering.(Hegel,1986:xxx)I. IntroductionAccordingtothisfamousquotationfromHegel,philosophyarriveslateon...
More powerfully, graph-matching algorithms can be applied in this space of structures, meaning that substructures found in all members of a population can be identified. By locating these shared subsystems, it is possible to identify what knowledge can be shared in a population and what aspects...
The evolution of societies and food systems across the grand transitions is traced to show how nature and culture have been transformed along with the basic structures of power, politics, and governance. A central, but neglected, element has been the synergy between the creation of industrial inst...
power complexes are time-space specific and not always internally coherent. Moreover, in different spatiotemporal conjunctures (characterised by specific strategic selectivities), some industry-specific actors—certain groups of firms, workers, state institutions, or civil society—are more powerful than ...