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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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In the shadow of the telecom boom : the rural-urban dynamic in Ottawa /

Kramer, Robert M. January 1900 (has links)
Thesis (M.A.)--Carleton University, 2001. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 144-154). Also available in electronic format on the Internet.
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Pedagogía del conflicto: Brasil, un país de conflictos velados

Machado de Oliveira, Ana Cristina 11 October 2012 (has links)
O conflito presente desde sempre nas relações humanas é, geralmente, confundido com violência ou agressão. Contrário a este sentido, o presente estudo se propõe a analisar o caráter positivado do conflito, de modo a considerá-lo um ato que venha a educar os indivíduos, gerar neles a capacidade de construir, edificar ações, atitudes e pensamentos de positividade. Participar ativamente das questões que ocorrem na sociedade de maneira ética, clara, crítica e reflexiva. Assim, o compreende como o cerne da vida democrática e o ato educativo como seu desenvolvimento. Para tal, analisa três pilares pedagógicos acerca do humano: autonomia, liberdade e alteridade. Em consequência, vê que o indivíduo, na conquista destes pilares, assume o processo consciente e dialógico que os precede sobre as questões que o envolvem num determinado estado conflitivo, a partir de um processo pedagógico progressista. Trata-se de uma pesquisa bibliográfica e qualitativa, de cunho fenomenológico-hermenêutico que busca analisar, interpretar e compreender os textos decodificados em si mesmos. A investigação se pauta em uma consciência crítica e reflexiva sobre as ações e atitudes do ser na atual sociedade, com ênfase na sociedade brasileira. Não se trata de um estudo de constatações empíricas, ele percorre o mundo das palavras e nelas se forma e apresenta verificações específicas e reflexivas ao objeto de estudo. O estudo avalia o Brasil, enquanto um país de conflitos velados esboçando um quadro histórico, político, pedagógico e educacional do país. Constata que a Pedagogia do Conflito possibilita ao indivíduo o valor de perceber os movimentos que ocorrem na sociedade, de maneira a inserir-se neles conscientemente por meio de um constante diálogo; autônomo, liberto e altero para consigo e para com o outro. Constata que o Brasil apresenta um sistema social gerido por uma hierarquia que conduz, dita regras e afirmações desde suas bases de formação. / The present conflict since always in human relations is, usually, confused with violence or aggression. Contrary to this sense, the present article intends to analyze the positive character of the conflict, in order to consider it an act which will come to educate individuals, create on them the capacity to construct, build actions, attitudes and positive thoughts. Actively participate of those questions that occur in society in an ethical manner, clear, critical and reflective. Thus, it includes as core of the democratic life, the educative act as its development. For this end, analyzes three pedagogical pillars about the human: autonomy, freedom and alterity. In consequence, sees that the individual, on the achievement of these pillars, assumes the conscious process e dialogical that precede about the questions that surround him in a certain conflictive state, starting from a progressive biological process. It is a bibliographic and qualitative research, phenomenalogic-hermeneutic imprint that searches to analyze, interpret and comprehend the texts decode in it. The investigation is guided in a critic and reflexive conscious about the actions and attitudes of being in the present society, with emphasis in the Brazilian society. This study is not about empirical findings, it travels the world of words an in it, takes form and presents specific and reflexive verifications to the object of study. The study assesses Brazil, as a country of veiled conflicts drafting an historical, political, pedagogical and educational frame of the country. It notes that the Pedagogic of Conflict enables the individual the value of realize the movements that occur on the society, in order to insert into them consciously by a path of a frequent dialogue; autonomous, free, change to him and to the other. It notes that Brazil presents a social system managed by a hierarchy that leads, said rules and statements from their basis of formation.
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The consequences of regional political and economic integration for inequality and the welfare state in Western Europe

Beckfield, Jason. January 2005 (has links)
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Indiana University, Dept. of Sociology, 2005. / Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 66-08, Section: A, page: 3111. Adviser: Arthur S. Alderson. Title from dissertation home page (viewed Oct. 5, 2006).
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Os parques de escritórios e de ciência e a sustentabilidade de uma área suburbana-o caso do Concelho de Oeiras

Cristo, Paulo José dos Santos Anaia January 2000 (has links)
No description available.
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Meeting in the middle : a multi-level analysis of Chinese HIV civil organisations

Galler, Samuel January 2017 (has links)
Civil organisations play a key intermediary role in the middle layer between high- level policies and individual-level outcomes in international development. By triangulating among seven Chinese HIV civil organisations with varying organisational models, I examine intermediary activity that illuminates the mechanisms by which civil organisations operate and extends theory about organisations and civil society. Development studies research can benefit from multi-level analyses of organisational processes, which provide insight into how civil organisations shape institutions and networks. My case studies show several new mechanisms that enable organisations to survive and operate in politically fraught conditions, and they offer insight into the complex interactions that allow civil organisations to operate in such contexts. First, HIV civil organisations manage associative stigma resultant from their core activities. I observe that market relationships can buffer against associative stigma transfer for organisations, with many leaders re-positioning their organisations relative to stigmatised individuals, recasting them as employees, customers, and users rather than constituents. Second, these groups use hybrid organising to better manage political risks and build partnerships through selective coupling of organisational components. Hybrid strategies can provide resilience to threats and improve resource management in institutionally plural environments. Third, HIV civil organisations engage in detached, informal, and interactive collaboration with state actors, enabling greater autonomy and innovation among civil actors and reducing risk for state actors. I trace interactions between these strategic activities at the levels of organisational activities, structures, and networks, finding that reproducing ambiguity can sustain new types of collaborations. These findings suggest a need to reconsider the role civil organisations play in society, calling attention to organisational processes that allow these actors agency in brokering flows of information and shaping formation of networks. By viewing civil organisations as intermediaries, new directions can be identified for development policy and practice.
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Process in social boundaries a study of processes in the isolation of selected rural and urban communities /

Freudenberg, Christopher D. January 1970 (has links)
Thesis (M.A.)--University of Sussex, 1970. / Title from screen page; viewed 17 Oct. 2005. "Department of Ethnography and Social Anthropology, University of Aarhus, Summer 2002" Includes bibliographical references. Also available in print format.
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Dependência e autonomia no sul geopolítico : a Indonésia pós-Suharto

Burkhardt, Fabiano January 2012 (has links)
Esta tese é um estudo sobre as condições do desenvolvimento político, econômico e social da Indonésia contemporânea, com ênfase no período posterior à queda do General Suharto, em 1998. Colônia holandesa até o final da Segunda Guerra Mundial, a Indonésia enfrentou as dificuldades costumeiras dos países do Terceiro Mundo: peso da herança colonial, pressões externas no clima da guerra fria, conflitos internos quanto às formas de governo, pendendo para soluções autoritárias. O autor procurou caracterizar o modelo de inserção do país no sistema-mundo, assinalando as relações de dependência e as possibilidades de autonomia resultantes da complexa interação entre seus grupos sociais internos e agentes externos. Pela análise da trajetória recente, da estrutura social, das condições do sistema produtivo e dos padrões do comércio exterior da Indonésia, observou-se que o modelo de desenvolvimento atual, por um lado, não corresponde necessariamente a uma ruptura da dependência em relação ao centro do sistema, mas, por outro, abre espaço a iniciativas de cooperação com outras nações do Sul geopolítico. A tese reconstitui o processo de construção do modelo, as tensões sociais e políticas resultantes das escolhas das elites dirigentes do arquipélago e os limites e perspectivas de parcerias com países de características semelhantes no mundo em desenvolvimento, como o Brasil. / This thesis is a study on the conditions of political, economic and social development in contemporary Indonesia, emphasizing the period after the fall of General Suharto in 1998. A Dutch colony until the end of World War II, Indonesia faced the usual difficulties of Third World countries: the burden of its colonial legacy, external pressures from all sides during the Cold War, internal conflicts related to its political system, which often tended towards authoritarian solutions. The author sought to characterize how Indonesia was integrated into the World-System, pointing out the dependency relationships and the possibilities of autonomy resulting from the complex interaction between domestic social groups and external agents. By analyzing Indonesia’s recent history, social structure, economic production and foreign trade patterns, it was noted that although the Indonesian current development model does not necessarily breaks its dependence on the center of the World-System, it somehow favors initiatives in cooperation with other nations of the South. The thesis is concerned with the constitution of the Indonesian development model, the social and political tensions resulting from the choices of elites in the archipelago and the limits and prospects for partnerships between Indonesia and similar countries in the developing world, like Brazil.
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Dependência e autonomia no sul geopolítico : a Indonésia pós-Suharto

Burkhardt, Fabiano January 2012 (has links)
Esta tese é um estudo sobre as condições do desenvolvimento político, econômico e social da Indonésia contemporânea, com ênfase no período posterior à queda do General Suharto, em 1998. Colônia holandesa até o final da Segunda Guerra Mundial, a Indonésia enfrentou as dificuldades costumeiras dos países do Terceiro Mundo: peso da herança colonial, pressões externas no clima da guerra fria, conflitos internos quanto às formas de governo, pendendo para soluções autoritárias. O autor procurou caracterizar o modelo de inserção do país no sistema-mundo, assinalando as relações de dependência e as possibilidades de autonomia resultantes da complexa interação entre seus grupos sociais internos e agentes externos. Pela análise da trajetória recente, da estrutura social, das condições do sistema produtivo e dos padrões do comércio exterior da Indonésia, observou-se que o modelo de desenvolvimento atual, por um lado, não corresponde necessariamente a uma ruptura da dependência em relação ao centro do sistema, mas, por outro, abre espaço a iniciativas de cooperação com outras nações do Sul geopolítico. A tese reconstitui o processo de construção do modelo, as tensões sociais e políticas resultantes das escolhas das elites dirigentes do arquipélago e os limites e perspectivas de parcerias com países de características semelhantes no mundo em desenvolvimento, como o Brasil. / This thesis is a study on the conditions of political, economic and social development in contemporary Indonesia, emphasizing the period after the fall of General Suharto in 1998. A Dutch colony until the end of World War II, Indonesia faced the usual difficulties of Third World countries: the burden of its colonial legacy, external pressures from all sides during the Cold War, internal conflicts related to its political system, which often tended towards authoritarian solutions. The author sought to characterize how Indonesia was integrated into the World-System, pointing out the dependency relationships and the possibilities of autonomy resulting from the complex interaction between domestic social groups and external agents. By analyzing Indonesia’s recent history, social structure, economic production and foreign trade patterns, it was noted that although the Indonesian current development model does not necessarily breaks its dependence on the center of the World-System, it somehow favors initiatives in cooperation with other nations of the South. The thesis is concerned with the constitution of the Indonesian development model, the social and political tensions resulting from the choices of elites in the archipelago and the limits and prospects for partnerships between Indonesia and similar countries in the developing world, like Brazil.
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Dependência e autonomia no sul geopolítico : a Indonésia pós-Suharto

Burkhardt, Fabiano January 2012 (has links)
Esta tese é um estudo sobre as condições do desenvolvimento político, econômico e social da Indonésia contemporânea, com ênfase no período posterior à queda do General Suharto, em 1998. Colônia holandesa até o final da Segunda Guerra Mundial, a Indonésia enfrentou as dificuldades costumeiras dos países do Terceiro Mundo: peso da herança colonial, pressões externas no clima da guerra fria, conflitos internos quanto às formas de governo, pendendo para soluções autoritárias. O autor procurou caracterizar o modelo de inserção do país no sistema-mundo, assinalando as relações de dependência e as possibilidades de autonomia resultantes da complexa interação entre seus grupos sociais internos e agentes externos. Pela análise da trajetória recente, da estrutura social, das condições do sistema produtivo e dos padrões do comércio exterior da Indonésia, observou-se que o modelo de desenvolvimento atual, por um lado, não corresponde necessariamente a uma ruptura da dependência em relação ao centro do sistema, mas, por outro, abre espaço a iniciativas de cooperação com outras nações do Sul geopolítico. A tese reconstitui o processo de construção do modelo, as tensões sociais e políticas resultantes das escolhas das elites dirigentes do arquipélago e os limites e perspectivas de parcerias com países de características semelhantes no mundo em desenvolvimento, como o Brasil. / This thesis is a study on the conditions of political, economic and social development in contemporary Indonesia, emphasizing the period after the fall of General Suharto in 1998. A Dutch colony until the end of World War II, Indonesia faced the usual difficulties of Third World countries: the burden of its colonial legacy, external pressures from all sides during the Cold War, internal conflicts related to its political system, which often tended towards authoritarian solutions. The author sought to characterize how Indonesia was integrated into the World-System, pointing out the dependency relationships and the possibilities of autonomy resulting from the complex interaction between domestic social groups and external agents. By analyzing Indonesia’s recent history, social structure, economic production and foreign trade patterns, it was noted that although the Indonesian current development model does not necessarily breaks its dependence on the center of the World-System, it somehow favors initiatives in cooperation with other nations of the South. The thesis is concerned with the constitution of the Indonesian development model, the social and political tensions resulting from the choices of elites in the archipelago and the limits and prospects for partnerships between Indonesia and similar countries in the developing world, like Brazil.

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