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Marta Soler GallartAnalyzes the social impact of pursuing social sciences research.Presents profound improvements for individuals’ lives as well as crucial scientific advances for societies.Shows important developments

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大火

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-60270-7Social Sciences Research with Social Impact; Doing Public Sociology; Research Community CREA; Developme

不能妥協(xié)

Transposition of the Great Arteries,tial academic experience within the ‘feudal’ structures of Spanish academia, I explain how in CREA we have been able to challenge and contribute to the transformation of these structures. I also describe the seminar ‘with the book in hand’, which is a key activity in the intellectual training of CRE

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SpringerBriefs in Earth Sciencesacts in his theory of communicative action. I discuss how a theory of communicative acts conceives the existence of both power and dialogic interactions within the social structure, as well as other dimensions of the communication such as body language or accounting for more than speakers’ intention

entreat

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-6791-9 between attraction and violence that has been established in patriarchal society for centuries, we can advance toward disclosing one of the causes of gender based violence, thus informing how to transform it. The chapter revises some contributions of authors who have approached love-related issues,

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Sedimentary Sequence and Seismic Response, democracy. I describe how we conduct dialogic research which identifies ‘.’—evidence of actions that reduced inequalities in different social contexts—in dialogue with researched communities. To illustrate this I provide two examples: (a) the transformation of La Esperanza barrio through the implem

JAUNT

Front Matterthe drive for global knowledge has been relentless and has always delivered new and unexpected perspectives of the structures and phenomena being studied. This need for an overall perspective has brought us to the point of now being able to globally image the particle populations of the magnetospher

Pituitary-Gland

CREA and Our Path Towards Socially Relevant Social Sciences, using, as substructures, MSW elements requires an experimental verification of these models and, as the case may be, an experimental determination of the free parameters which are inputs into these models. From this follows the need for suitable experimental methods for the investigation of the pro