... generator of culture (Bourdieu, 1993) and in the case of Parisian haute couture is deeply place‐bound, its products are infused with evocations of their place of origin, and they have a global reach. France Consumption Fashion industry Social economics © Emerald Group Publishing Limited...

... approach; and second, a discussion of the capability approach as it relates to the specific theme of activation policies and organisational innovation. Organisational innovation Social economics Labour market On the other hand, the beneficiaries' freedom to choose is at the very core...

... aid did not figure at all within the material coping strategies highlighted in either ward. Social networks Economic sectors Social economics Community behaviour United Kingdom Mainstream academic and policy‐making communities continue to perpetuate the belief that the globally...

..., 2006). In it, Oneness in the sense of unity of the divine law conveys two functional aspects of the ontology. Islam Epistemology Branches of philosophy Sciences Social economics Scientific formalism in the natural and social sciences depends on the dialectical methodology of some kind...

... economic explanations and predictions of income inequality, as implied in the Kuznets curve and its ramifications, in favour of an alternative multilevel sociological approach. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Incomes policy Economic theory Social economics Volume 22 Number 11/12 2002 89 Income...

... duration. Ethnic groups Information technology Social economics International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 104 Bridging and Bonding Capital: Pluralist Ethnic Relations in Silicon Valley by Marilyn Fernandez, Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Santa Clara University; and Laura...

... sectors from being similarly affected just that deprived areas are more likely to listen to faith‐based organizers. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Social economics Religion Community planning USA International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 6 A Different Face of Faith-Based Politics...

...Robert Mark Silverman This is a brief examination of this special issues contents with regard to the articles on social capital and community‐based organizations. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Social economics Community planning Policy management Volume 22 Number 9/10 2002 1 Social Capital...

... locally shared benefits. Concludes that specific definitions of social capital are superior to others especially in examining the full array of social ties which migrants use in creating ethnic economies and communities. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Social economics Economics Immigrants Volume 22...

..., illiteracy, total imports and modernization, and supports the Cowgill model. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Arab States Demographics Economy New technology Social economics Volume 21 Number 11/12 2001 99 Modernisation in Arab Societies: The Theoretical and Analytical View by Ashraf Ragab El-Ghannam...

... and influenced by the dominance of social parties in Israel. Israel Social economics National cultures Volume 21 Number 11/12 2001 1 Between Individualism and Collectivism: The Case of a Middle Class Neighbourhood in Israel by Daphna Birenbaum-Carmeli, Faculty of Social Welfare and Health Studies...

... greater social equity, reducing the incidence of industrial conflict and providing the basis for a more stable growth trajectory. Considers the area where evidence is lacking and uses previous research for its evidence. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Economic theory Economics Social economics...

... household food and meals. Points out that the lowest socioeconomic groups favour informal takeaways, while the highest socioeconomic groups prefer formal meals out, and, therefore, that the distribution of health and illness is shaped by cultural, social, economic and political forces. © MCB UP Limited...

..., rather than the maximisation of private property. © MCB UP Limited 1984 Social economics Social responsibility Social values SOCIAL VALUES, SOCIAL GOALS & MANPOWER "Economics is essentially a moral not a natural science." John Maynard Keynes in a letter to Sir Roy Harrod, 1939. Cited...