The hidden implications of radical group rhetoric: Integrative complexity and terrorism Lucian Gideon Conway III a , Laura Janelle Gornick a , Shannon Houck a , Kirsten Hands Towgood b & Kathrene R. Conway c a Department of Psychology, The University of Montana, Missoula, USA b Department of Sociology, The University of Montana, Missoula, USA c Department of Public Health, The University of Mon...

Salient points Speed up chemical innovation while adopting a holistic approach Simplify integration of sustainability in day-to-day decision making Prioritize chemical processes and resource allocation Scientific assessment methodology High quality integrated database and data support Chemical data: Properties, Prices, Hazards, Life cycle impacts... Process data: Mass balance, technical informa...

Introduction. The article analyzes circumstances of the emergence regional sociology in Soviet era. To describe this phenomenon, author applies concept “sociology without sociology”. This idiom means scientific and sociological activity participation professional community describes multivariate non-linear process. also reasons existence sociologists” then Russian social sciences. Methodology s...

Bruno Latour is a vehement critic of the sociology of knowledge in general, and the Strong Program in particular. For those who are familiar with his books Science in Action (Latour, 1987), The Pasteurization of France (Latour, 1988) and We Have Never Been Modern (Latour, 1993) the pivotal role played by these criticisms in Latour’s writing will be evident. To those who only know his work by re...

There are many situations in daily life when a queue is formed. Queuing theory is the mathematical study of waiting lines and it is very useful for analyzing the procedure of queuing of daily life of human being. Queuing theory applies not only in day to day life but also in sequence of computer programming, networks, medical field, banking sectors etc. In this paper, we analyze the basic featu...

the paper is concerning preliminary survey of qaradaq region of eastern azerbaijan in view of ecological, archaeological and ethnographic perspectives. the region under study is poor in fertile soil, underpopulated settlements and nomadic ubas being its dominant landscape. indeed, archaeological investigations show the lack of considerable archaeological records up to the iron age. the main sub...

The enormous amount of capabilities that every human learns throughout his life, is probably among the most remarkable and fascinating aspects of life. Learning has therefore drawn lots of interest from scientists working in very different fields like philosophy, biology, sociology, educational sciences, computer sciences and mathematics. This thesis focuses on the information theoretical and m...

it's obvious that there is a serious and powerful bond between different branches of humanities and social sciences. sociology of law is a good example in which law and sociology make an organized ensemble. sociology of law has emerged as an independent science which is, or should be, based on empiric rationality. the discipline is neither based on metaphysics (contrary to the philosophy of law...