Most citations to “hegemonic masculinity” focus on gender ideals and men’s attempts justify domination. Few scholars have tested the theory that masculinity can be hegemonic in effect by gaining overt consent of others their We specify this largely untested use data from a pilot study middle-age men for our demonstration how operationalize recognize hegemony. argue will find at intersections ot...

great revolutions which their effectiveness was over of the changing political sovereignty are a source the transformation of the educational systems. islamic revolution of iran as a great revolution has a different characters than other great revolutions due to its historical context. changes in the educational system strongly depends on characters of revolutions influenced on them. this issue...

OBJECTIVES Cultural variability (CV) is introduced as an overlooked dimension of cultural identity development pertaining to emphasizing and de-emphasizing the influence of a single cultural identity (i.e., cultural influence [CI]) on daily interactions and behaviors. The Cultural IDentity Influence Measure (CIDIM) is introduced as a novel measure of CI and CV, and hypothesis-driven validation ...

In recent years, far from arguing that evolutionary approaches to our own species permit us to describe the fundamental character of human nature, a prominent group of cultural evolutionary theorists has instead argued that the very idea of 'human nature' is one we should reject. It makes no sense, they argue, to speak of human nature in opposition to human culture. The very same sceptical argu...

commissioned in 1929 by the government of Southern Rhodesia (present-day Zimbabwe) to research the language varieties spoken by Zimbabwean natives. His work, which was premised on the quest for standardised, monolithic and homogeneous linguistic categories, marked the genesis of language politics in Zimbabwe. The Dokean legacy left an indelible mark on the terrain of language treatment and lang...

■ Abstract Legal consciousness as a theoretical concept and topic of empirical research developed to address issues of legal hegemony, particularly how the law sustains its institutional power despite a persistent gap between the law on the books and the law in action. Why do people acquiesce to a legal system that, despite its promises of equal treatment, systematically reproduces inequality? ...

The field of management emerged in response to the challenges of the industrial age that is now coming to an end. Since its inception, the information systems (IS) research community has argued that the information technology will bring fundamental challenges to the forces that underpin the way we organize our work. The IS discipline played a significant role in bringing the end of the industri...

The economic and social provisions of the Vidovdan constitution represent its most advanced part. Its introduction was a step forward towards creation socially responsible state. However, their basic goal, increasing cultural well-being people, not achieved crisis deepened. In post-war state, burdened with cultural, religious, national differences, democratic did last long. author tries to expl...

Critique can be defined as disciplinary feedback, analysis, or assessment provided to an individual within a group, it classroom team. At fundamental level, is exchange of ideas, impressions, evaluations, opinions, reflections, judgments, speculations, suggestions oneself between two more participants in context. Scholars describe critique signature pedagogy many disciplines, cornerstone the ed...