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Cover -- Half Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- List of contributors -- Introduction -- 1 Social action art therapy. An Israel context -- 2 Applied storytelling and picture talk as a tool for system intervention, behavioural change and diminishing polarization -- 3 Using arts as a contact method in group work with latency age Arab and Jewish youth in Israel -- 4 Art in society at a time of political and cultural transformation: The Polish case -- 5 Future IDs at Alcatraz: Transforming lives in immediate and necessary ways

Nicolaus Sombart (1923-2008), der in Berlin einen berühmten Salon unterhielt, war eine Reizfigur der bundesrepublikanischen Gesellschaft. Als Soziologe deutete er die deutsche Sozial- und Kulturgeschichte als eine "chronique scandaleuse" der Geschlechterverhältnisse. Als Literat verstand er sich als einen Chronisten der "großen Welt", als einen der wenigen seiner Profession, der Zugang zu ihren Umgangs- und Verhaltensformen und erotischen Geheimnissen besaß. Der Anhänger des Utopisten Saint-Simon betrachtete sein Leben als ein unausgesetztes Experiment. Sein Bestreben war die Selbststilisierung der Person durch eine Verbindung von großbürgerlichem Habitus, dandyhafter Exzentrik und exhibitionistischer Geste, ein Unterfangen, das seine Wirkung in der heutigen medial geprägten Welt nicht verfehlte. Mit seiner facettenreichen Biographie dieser schillernden Figur der Berliner Society fügt der Kultursoziologe Günter Erbe seinen Untersuchungen der mondänen Welt ein weiteres erhellendes Kapitel hinzu. Er stützt sich dabei auf den umfangreichen Nachlass Nicolaus Sombarts.

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 1: Introduction:Women's Songs in a Patriarchal Society -- Chapter 2: A Theoretical Framework for the Analysis of Women's Songs -- Chapter 3: Popular Songs in African Contexts: An Overview of the Literature -- Chapter 4: The Performance Settings of the Zwelibomvu Women's Songs -- Chapter 5: Gender and Power in Contemporary Women's Songs -- Chapter 6: Composition and Circulation of Contemporary Women's Songs -- Chapter 7: Conclusion: Bahlabelelelani-ke - Why Then, Do They Sing? -- Appendix -- Select Bibliography -- Index.

How has UK society changed since 2001? What does the UK population look like in 2016? This unique atlas, the third in a bestselling series, uses a wealth of up-to-the minute data sources alongside the last 2011 Census data to identify national and local trends and provide analysis and discussion of the implications of these for future policy. Fascinating information on everything from sex, age, marriage and ethnicity to qualifications, employment, housing and migration is provided in gloriously colourful maps and graphics.

This chapter, the book's introduction and summary, examines Tolstoy's life and art using psychobiographical, historical, and sexological prisms. The centrality of erotic non-conformism is the artist's emotional landscape and anarchist vision is emphasized. The numerous precedents in Russian history and society for LGBT life, from medieval legends to the sex-lives of despots and artists alike, are reviewed. An in-depth exploration of Tolstoy's erotic and attachment history, taken together with the number of same-sex relationships portrayed in his art, uncovers an underappreciated erotic dissidence.

"This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the patterns and trends of socio-economic development and social division in Chinese society. It discusses the determinants, manifestations and consequences of social inequality in the last 40 years with particular regard to social mobility, educational attainment, social capital, health, labour market position, including employment (opportunity), career advancement, and earnings, housing, wealth and assets, urbanisation, social integration of migrant peasant workers into urban life, social protest and civic engagement, subjective well-being and subjective social status"--

Zygmunt Bauman, internationally known and revered as the sociologist of postmodernity and of 'liquid' society, was for about a decade a serious and dedicated photographer. This book presents his black-and-white photographs from the 1980s, together with a range of essays, by colleagues, friends and family, about his work with images. The importance of his wife, Janina Bauman, in his life and work is acknowledged, with essays on photographs he took of her and also on her work in the film industry in Poland.

This open access book critically re-examines the theoretical and empirical interconnections between integration and citizenship, specifically, naturalisation. With new, empirical-grounded analyses of what we term 'citizenship-integration nexus' the central, shared contribution is showcasing how membership is informally achieved through everyday integration —usually around, but sometimes in spite of, formal citizenship requirements. By providing evidence of a nexus disjuncture, the book contributes to critical dialogues on immigrant integration and political incorporation, relevant for policymakers, civil society actors, and academics alike.

Nicolaus Sombart (1923-2008), der in Berlin einen berühmten Salon unterhielt, war eine Reizfigur der bundesrepublikanischen Gesellschaft. Als Soziologe deutete er die deutsche Sozial- und Kulturgeschichte als eine "chronique scandaleuse" der Geschlechterverhältnisse. Als Literat verstand er sich als einen Chronisten der "großen Welt", als einen der wenigen seiner Profession, der Zugang zu ihren Umgangs- und Verhaltensformen und erotischen Geheimnissen besaß. Der Anhänger des Utopisten Saint-Simon betrachtete sein Leben als ein unausgesetztes Experiment. Sein Bestreben war die Selbststilisierung der Person durch eine Verbindung von großbürgerlichem Habitus, dandyhafter Exzentrik und exhibitionistischer Geste, ein Unterfangen, das seine Wirkung in der heutigen medial geprägten Welt nicht verfehlte. Mit seiner facettenreichen Biographie dieser schillernden Figur der Berliner Society fügt der Kultursoziologe Günter Erbe seinen Untersuchungen der mondänen Welt ein weiteres erhellendes Kapitel hinzu. Er stützt sich dabei auf den umfangreichen Nachlass Nicolaus Sombarts.

This book seeks to encourage dialectical methods through the interaction of economic, political and social factors to approach social analysis. It examines various emerging issues in society in the era of globalization. The issues raised in the critique will benefit scholars in comprehending social reality with a new perspective and approach. This book will help policymakers look at more realistic conclusions for policy making. This title is co-published with Aakar Books. Print editions not for sale in South Asia (India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Bhutan).

First published in 1981, Capitalism in the UK clearly states the Marxist position arguing that capitalism dominates the world economy, and that the world's trade and multinational enterprises favour the capitalist system. It shows how orthodox economics is not value-free and how orthodox economics implicitly assumes that capitalism is the only possible form of economic organisation for society. Designed for students on Political Economy and Marxists Economics courses, this comprehensive and concise volume provides an important counterweight to traditional first- and second-year introductory textbooks.

Chapter 1. The community schools concept -- Chapter 2. The role universities play in primary and secondary schools: university-assisted community schools and community partnership schools -- Chapter 3. The community partnership schoolstm model -- Chapter 4. The ucf-certified community partnership schools tm standards and certification process: an asset-based approach to quality assurance and continuous improvement -- Chapter 5. Evans high school, a ucf-certified community partnership school: a case study of the comprehensive community school model -- Chapter 6. Children's Home Society of Florida's Lessons Learned.

"We all need to be knit back together-individually and corporately. And we need to receive the healing love of God in order for both personal and social healing to happen. Drawing on the biblical stories of the Jesus' healing of the bleeding woman and Jairus, To Be Made Well opens up the transformative power of God's healing love for our personal lives and for our society and offers a pathway to accessing the healing that can only come from outside ourselves"--

Wokeness has conquered our institutions. The worlds of politics, academia and even corporate capitalism now bend the knee to the new orthodoxies around gender, racism and identity. How Woke Won explores the intellectual roots of wokeness and how this movement, which poses as radical and left-wing, came to be embraced by some of the most privileged people imaginable. In this powerful critique, Joanna Williams argues that anyone interested in building a truly free, egalitarian and democratic society needs to tackle wokeness head-on

Paradise Lost. Race and Racism in Post-apartheid South Africa is about the continuing salience of race and persistence of racism in post-apartheid South Africa. The chapters in the volume illustrate the multiple ways in which race and racism are manifested and propose various strategies to confront racial inequality, racism and the power structure that underpins it, while exploring, how, through a renewed commitment to a non-racial society, apartheid racial categories can be put under erasure at exactly the time they are being reinforced.