From the case analysis, the anonymous group (Team B) tended to be very polite, and not go into great lengths in discussion compared to the identified groups (Team A and C). Moreover, in Team B, although two members were frustrated with a member as revealed in the interviews, over CMC they did not express their […]
День: 31.10.2015
The Global Feminist Challenge,. Communism, and Postcommunism
Т И E CONSENSUS AMONG GLOBAL feminists constructed by the early 1990s issued a challenge to governments around the world. In contrast to this vision of women’s rights as human rights, violence against women had most often been treated as a woman’s individual misfortune that states had no responsibility to address. As the Cold War […]
Class Matters in Planning for Success
And small wonder that all the interviewed parents were making efforts to ensure that their children would have a competitive chance in these turbulent times, often starting very early in childhood. Before turning to the ways in which the goals and aspirations—and actions—of the professional middle class differed from those of the middle — and […]
Cross-Case Analysis
Based on the data analysis invoking the template coding and CLD techniques, we summarize the key variables of interest and its relationships. This is depicted in Table 3. While it seems that the male anonymous team performed the best, members of the identified teams were more satisfied. To understand the outcomes, the paper analyzes the […]
Status of Women in Academic Science and. Engineering in 2004 and 2005
Over the past 30 years, legislators, government agencies, professional societies, university administrators, and faculty have increasingly endeavored to raise the number of women pursuing higher education and careers in science and engineering (S&E). To a degree, these efforts have succeeded. Women have made substantial strides both in participating in postsecondary S&E education and in attaining […]
DRIVE AS TRUTH IN ITSELF
Similarly, the naturalization of sex that accompanied its modernization tended to welcome Freud’s drive theory and its corresponding invention of a sexually responsive infant and child, even when much of the other baggage of psychoanalytic theory was rejected. Viewing sexuality as a biologically ordered developmental process allowed for the introduction of a language of sexual […]
OUTLINE OF THE REPORT
The remainder of the report is divided into four topic areas. Chapter 2 presents data on the representation of female faculty in science and engineering as of 2004-2005. The next three chapters present the survey results and analysis, with findings at the end of each chapter. Specifically, Chapter 3 examines the applicant pool for academic […]
Preserving ‘morality’: Efundula in the time of AIDS
“In our tradition we are very Christian”. This commonly-heard statement exemplifies the cultural identity of many Owambo in the postcolonial era. In Owambo, where the proportion of practising Christians is estimated at about 90 per cent, Christianity has largely succeeded in restructuring people’s conceptual universe in important respects, including the social, cultural and political representations […]
The Vietnam War and ‘rest and recreation’ leave
Vietnam has been subjected to various waves of colonisation. After the end of the period of French colonialism, the country suffered occupation by Japan during the Asia-Pacific War and then decades of civil war between the Soviet-affiliated North and the US-affiliated South. In the Vietnam War, US troops were supported by troops from Australia, New […]
MODERNIZATION AS NATURALIZATION
Cultural license was granted to contemplate the sexual, but in an isolation that actually reinforced the continuing exile of the sexual from the rest of social life. The experience of sexual conduct was necessarily viewed as translatable into the facts of sexual behavior—the idea that the establishing of the physical geography of the sexual orgasm […]