'Different societies' presentation slideshows

Education and the National Security State

Education and the National Security State. David Dwyer with Anabel Dwyer (copy of paper on http:www.msu.edu/course/anp/420/dwyer. Questions to be answered. What is an institutional analysis? What are its advantages over the concept of culture? What is a National Security State (NSS)?

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THE MODERN ERA

THE MODERN ERA. Technology Revolution Globalization Representative Citizens. The Technology Revolution . After the Cold War, Americans turned their energies to the development of peacetime technologies. The development of new technologies caused great changes in American life. .

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Ch. 2: Economic Systems

Ch. 2: Economic Systems. S1: Answering the 3 Economic Questions S2: The Free Market S3: Centrally Planned Economies S4: Mixed Economies. Bell Work. Get books/folders ready Copy Chart on page 23 somewhere in notes Fill this in as we go along in notes

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Qualitative Methods

Qualitative Methods. Field Research Participant observation Intensive interview Focus groups Qualitative analysis Content Analysis Historical and Comparative Research. Features of Qualitative Research. Exploratory purpose Focus on natural behavior Emphasis on subjective experience

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Dr Sara Shinton

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The Technology Revolution Page 1 Overview

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THE DESIGN OF INTELLECTUAL MOVEMENTS

THE DESIGN OF INTELLECTUAL MOVEMENTS. Stuart Umpleby The George Washington University Washington, DC. How I became interested . Second order cybernetics was an important addition to the philosophy of science It was not being widely adopted in the U.S.

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Geographical Education for Sustainable Development

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Ethical Relativism

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Warren H Williams

Warren H Williams. Indigenous Affairs & Cultural Consultant Motivational Speaker Indigenous language Interpreter Musician, composer , singer/songwriter , script writer, producer Radio broadcaster. My Story.

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The Management of International Organizational Behavior

The Management of International Organizational Behavior. Chapter 1. Learning Objectives. Define international organizational behavior Understand why it is important to study IOB Compare industrialization and culture as explanations for IOB Know the role of theory in the study of IOB

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2010 QICF Royal Holloway, University of London

2010 QICF Royal Holloway, University of London . Royal Holloway, University of London. A Federal University, founded in 1836 Federation of 19 Universities and 9 specialist institutes Royal Holloway became member of the UoL in 1900

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. Answering the 3 Basic Economic Questions. Systems. Because of scarcity- societies choose a system Economic system- method used to produce and distribute goods/services 3 basic questions must be answered 1. What goods/services should be produced

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Top Ten Internet Uses in Teaching and Learning

Top Ten Internet Uses in Teaching and Learning. Bill Johnson EDU-6606. News & Information. http://www.cnn.com/ http://www.cnn.com/ http://www.usnews.com/ http://www.msnbc.msn.com/ http://www.cbsnews.com/.

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Toys and Forms of Entertainment of the Past

Toys and Forms of Entertainment of the Past . Helen Li. American Museum of Natural History. The American Museum of Natural History has permanent cultural exhibits that display ancient artifacts from all over the world.

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Chapter 3 Section 3

Chapter 3 Section 3. Norms and Values. Norms: The Rules We Live By. Norms- are rules defining appropriate and inappropriate behavior. Norms are learned and society uses them to guide behavior. Norms are so ingrained that our behavior is affected with out our awareness.

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Content Vocabulary

Content Vocabulary. alienation ostracism nonconformist. Your society may consist of the community you live in, your school, and your ethnic or religious group, as well as other groups. Societies have sets of values and expectations that they impose on their members.

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Cultural Relativism

Cultural Relativism. : A actions rightness or wrongness depends entirely on the attitudes of the culture a person finds him or herself to be in . An argument for cultural relativism. Different cultures have different moral codes

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Feminist/Gender

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