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Siddhartha Roy,Jens Gibmeier,Kay André Weidenmann,Alwin Nagel,Alexander Wannersuchungen der letzten drei Jahrzehnte zurückführen. Variationen einer als Neo-Institutionalismus klassifizierten Theorie finden sich in ganz unterschiedlichen Disziplinen, so etwa in der Politik- oder Wirtschaftswissenschaft ebenso wie in der historischen Forschung. Die hier versammelten Beitr?ge be

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K. Sairam,T. S. R. Ch. Murthy,J. K. Sonber,C. Subramanian,R. C. Hubli,A. K. Surigesamtgesellschaftlicher oder zwischenorganisatorischer Einflüsse etabliert hat“ (Hasse/ Krücken 2005a, 197), fokussiert die Grenze zwischen Organisation und Gesellschaft und behandelt diese unter der Perspektive von Unsicherheits. und Legitimations- respektive Legitimit?ts.. in Organisationen. Dabe

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Hideaki Yamada,Akiyoshi Chayahara,Yoshiaki Mokuno,Nobuteru Tsubouchi,Shin-ichi Shikataand organisation. In Chile, as in most countries and societies, there exists a marked difference between male and female, their roles, tasks and status, within the family and society (Brydon and Chant, 1989). Further, the idea of male superiority, ‘.’, is ingrained in many Latin American men, underl

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Sorachon Yoriyaand organisation. In Chile, as in most countries and societies, there exists a marked difference between male and female, their roles, tasks and status, within the family and society (Brydon and Chant, 1989). Further, the idea of male superiority, ‘.’, is ingrained in many Latin American men, underl

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roll out’ of neo-Liberalism has varied across time and place, it is clear that even in times of more centralist or left governments the expansion of neo-Liberal practice has continued to both maintain a central place in policy making and increase its influence. This is clearly creating an environmen

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Tomonori Kitashimaotive and stigmatising discourses that recast blame on those suffering the greatest inequalities (Clayton et al. 2015; Tyler 2013). As a number of authors have noted, heightened stigmatisation in recent UK public and political discourse has created a division between the ‘deserving’ and ‘undeserving

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Michael Neugebauer,Nicolai Zientek,Michael Maiwaldlay as a core democratic institution in educating citizens who are ready to engage and commit themselves to the idea of social change and progress toward increased levels of social equality? The answers to these questions have preoccupied generations of philosophers, educational planners and prac- t