Search results for "HEGEMONY"

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The Protocol on Trade and the Creation of the Southern African Development Community Free Trade Area

2017

The author offers a much-needed analysis of regional economic integration in the SADC and explains the successful establishment of the SADC Free Trade Area. He outlines the demand for regional market integration in the SADC’s member states from a structural perspective in consideration of intra-regional economic interdependence and trade relations. Against this background, this chapter provides an explanation of the specific provisions of the SADC Protocol on Trade that determined the institutional design of the free trade area. In this respect, Muntschick highlights the key role of South Africa as the regional economic hegemon. Finally, this chapter evaluates the performance of the SADC Fr…

Market integrationEconomic integrationHegemonyInternational free trade agreementbusiness.industryMember statesInstitutional designBusinessInternational tradeProtocol (object-oriented programming)Economic interdependence
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A Gramsci Renaissance?

2022

In this article, some recent pedagogical studies about Gramsci’s philosophy of praxis will be analyzed. Starting from these studies, the author ar-gues for the possibility of reading the contemporaneity through Gram-scian lens. In particular, he puts forward the hypothesis of using category of passive revolution to decipher the neoliberal reforms of the (Italian) school system.

Marxism Gramsci Pedagogy Passive Revolution Hegemony.Settore M-PED/01 - Pedagogia Generale E Sociale
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Masculinity and Privileges: Acknowledge as a Potencial Articulator of Change

2021

El artículo que se presenta a continuación analiza discursivamente la percepción que los hombrestienen acerca de su situación de ventaja o privilegio (los dividendos patriarcales según Raewyn Connell, 1995) en tanto que varones y en un sistema de dominación como el patriarcado (en su momento actual). Se reflexiona desde la teoría y la empiria sobre su negación o reconocimiento y los mecanismos de investigación a través de los cuales podemos acceder a estas ideas y relatos en relación con los privilegios masculinos en los varones. Desde un punto de vista técnico-metodológico abordamos la complejidad deacceder a este tipo de conocimiento y algunas de las herramientas que desde la socioantropo…

MasculinityHegemonymedia_common.quotation_subjectPatriarchyBiographic interviewsPrivilegeObject (philosophy)Social researchEpistemologyGender StudiesPrivilegioMasculinidadMasculinityPerceptionPatriarchyPatriarcadoIdeologySociologyEntrevistas biográficasPrivilege (social inequality)media_common
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Avaliação em Educação: algumas considerações a respeito dos indicadores

2010

En el siguiente artículo se plantean algunas cuestiones en torno a los efectos de los indicadores aplicados a la esfera educativa. Partiendo del objetivo de encontrar alternativas a los indicadores que hoy son hegemónicos en la agenda internacional, sugerimos la siguiente hipótesis tentativa: la posibilidad, no tanto de elaborar indicadores alternativos, sino de desplazar el marco de referencia dominante, cuestionando la propia noción de indicadores, y la función que ejercen de control y de distinción. Desde esta pretensión analítica, se abordan algunos aspectos relativos a las escalas de medidas y a las categorías empleadas y se introducen algunos principios que invitan a la acción desde l…

Measurement scalesHegemonyAction (philosophy)Control (management)SociologyEducació InvestigacióEpistemologyManagement
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Educational Publishers and Educational Publishing

2018

This chapter focuses on the institutional originators of educational materials for primary and secondary education. On the basis of publications from recent decades up to the present, it gives an overview of insights about textbook publishers (as they can be called for short) from different disciplines, from subject field didactics to media linguistics. These insights are categorised in accordance with aspects like organisations, processes, state interventions, and new models for the provision of materials. Moreover, the chapter presents critical positions towards schoolbook publishers with respect to their alleged undue promotion of hegemonic views. Finally, and originally, it takes a rath…

Media linguisticsHegemonybusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectField (Bourdieu)Subject (philosophy)Identification (information)Promotion (rank)State (polity)PublishingEngineering ethicsSociologybusinessmedia_common
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Blurring Boundaries and Borders: Interlocks Between AAU Institutions and Transnational Corporations

2016

In the contemporary knowledge economy, higher education has become an integral part of national innovation systems and is supposed to help attract globally mobile capital. From this perspective, the key organizational actors of the knowledge economy are universities and transnational corporations (TNCs). Our chapter draws on previous research on interlocks between universities and corporations, as well as on broader studies on the internationalization of higher education and global capitalism. We seek to identify the connections of TNCs with the prestigious Association of American Universities (AAU) member institutions through the individuals who simultaneously serve on the university board…

National innovation systemHegemonyHigher educationbusiness.industryPrestigePolitical economyKnowledge economyPolitical scienceEliteCapitalismbusinessInternationalization of Higher Education
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Evangelical Global Engagement and the American State after World War II

2017

The resurgence of American evangelicalism since the 1940s unfolded in conjunction with efforts by policymakers to instrumentalize religion for the assertion of empire. Missions and foreign aid are two key areas where these dynamics intersected. They show that evangelicals were both at home in the “American century” and deeply critical of global power. Rather than being a weakness, however, these tensions enabled the movement to become a crucial arbiter at a time when the country's new role was not yet firmly legitimized at home. In particular, evangelicalism helped reconcile isolationist, antistatist, and antimilitarist sentiments with hegemonic aspirations, the national security state, and…

National securityHegemonyAmerican Centurybusiness.industryGeneral Arts and Humanitiesmedia_common.quotation_subject05 social sciencesWorld War IIAssertionGeneral Social SciencesEmpire06 humanities and the arts050601 international relations0506 political science060104 historyPower (social and political)State (polity)Political sciencePolitical economyDevelopment economics0601 history and archaeologybusinessmedia_commonJournal of American Studies
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A Scholar in Action in Interwar America. John H. Williams' Contributions to Trade Theory and International Monetary Reform

2004

In this paper we analyse the scientific contributions of Harvard economist John H. Williams as international trade theorist and monetary reformer together with his activities as a Vice President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. In the first 2 Sections we first present a succinct overview of Williams' main contributions to international trade theory and to the interwar debate on the reform of the international monetary system. Particular attention will be devoted to his early academic writings which contained different critical arguments against the two main tenets of classical international economics: the Ricardian theory of comparative advantages and the gold standard. These critic…

NegotiationWhite (horse)EconomyCurrencymedia_common.quotation_subjectEconomicsEconomic historySign (semiotics)Monetary reformMonetary systemMonetary hegemonyComparative advantagemedia_commonSSRN Electronic Journal
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Survival of the Weakest: Why the West Rules

2022

We study a model of institutions that evolve through conflict. We find that one of three configurations can emerge: an extractive hegemony, a balance of power between extrac-tive societies or a balance of power between inclusive societies -the latter being most conducive to innovation. As extractive societies are assumed to have an advantage in head to head confrontations we refer to this latter possibility as the survival of the weakest. Our contention is that the reason that the West "rules" can be traced back to two events both taking place in China: the invention of the cannon, which made possible the survival of the weakest in Europe; and the arrival of Genghis Khan, which led to the s…

Organizational Behavior and Human Resource ManagementEconomics and EconometricsHegemonyConflictEvolutionIndustrial revolutionBalance of powerInnovationGame theory
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Celebrating 100 Years of Musical Outreach in Scandinavia

2016

This article outlines the significant, but less investigated historical development of musical outreach; the professional symphony orchestras effort to introduce classical music to new audiences, especially children and adolescents. Many Norwegian symphony orchestras have held public concerts for 100 years and throughout this period they have set up strategic objectives regarding outreach. Through a series of musical examples from various concerts targeting new audiences, the article draws a historical overview of the different concepts of concerts that have developed from the early 1900s till today. In order to better understand the uniqueness of these concerts, and enable us to appreciate…

OutreachClassical musicEngineeringHegemonybusiness.industryMathematics educationSymphonyMusicalbusinessPeriod (music)Fine artVisual artsTerminologyNorsk tidsskrift for musikkforskning | Norwegian Journal of Musicology Online
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