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Sprogforum 65 sAetter fokus pa det komplekse begreb literacy og belyser resultaterne af tre artiers udvikling i synet pa lAesning og skrivning fra at vAere en individuel fAerdighed til at vAere led i andre sociale, erkendelsesmAessige og lAeringsmAessige sammenhAenge og praksisser. Skiftet har haft gennemgribende praktiske konsekvenser for bade forskning og undervisning, og begrebet forpligter i forhold til synet pa sprog, kultur og lAering. I Sprogforum 65 diskuterer forfatterne literacy i eksempler, der spAender bredt fra skriveridentitet og skrivepraktikker over digital etik og kritisk mediebevidsthed til borns semiotiske erfaringer i spil som Minecraft. Forhabningen er at bidrage til den sprogligt-kommunikative literacy-praksis i alle former for uddannelse og pa alle niveauer

XXI century demonstrates the trend of disproof the priority of national sovereignty to supranational players and local areas. Article is an effort to find out the specifics of interaction of two modern political processes – the globalization and the dynamics of national identity in its own conditions – in order to identify the role of cities in the context of the further development of the global political system. Among the branding strategies are the «global cities», «monocities», «cities for the comfortable life», «the unique areas». An article about the fact that the territories development and their political representation in national processes influencing objective factors. There are those that are not created by man - natural resources and location and factors. And there are the products of human relationships. The latest significant role played by the city and agglomeration effect. Key words: branding of territories, the political influence of the cities, urbanization and agglomeration in Ukraine. ; XXI століття демонструє тенденцію зниження пріоритету національного суверенітету на користь глобальних гравців і локальних територій. Стаття є спробою з'ясувати специфіку взаємодії двох сучасних політичних процесів – глобалізації та активізації локальних ідентичностей – для того, щоб визначити роль міст в контексті подальшого розвитку світової політичної системи. Серед стратегій брендингу територій лідерами виступають «глобальні міста», «моногорода», «міста для комфортного життя», «унікальні місця». Стаття про те, що розвиток територій та їх політичний вплив обумовлені об'єктивними і суб'єктивними чинниками. Серед об'єктивних – сукупність природних ресурсів, місцеположення та інших факторів. І є продукти людських відносин. На формат останніх значний вплив мають процеси урбанізації та агломераційний ефект. Ключові слова: брендинг територій, політичний вплив міст, урбанізація і агломерації в Україні.XXI век демонстрирует тенденцию снижения приоритета национального суверенитета в пользу глобальных игроков и локальных территорий. Статья является попыткой выяснить специфику взаимодействия двух современных политических процессов – глобализации и активизации локальных идентичностей – для того, чтобы определить роль городов в контексте дальнейшего развития мировой политической системы. Среди стратегий брендинга территорий лидерами выступают «глобальные города», «моногорода», «города для комфортной жизни», «уникальные места». Статья о том, что развитие территорий и их политическое влияние обусловлены объективными и субъективными факторами. Среди объективных – совокупность природных ресурсов, местоположения и других факторов. И есть продукты человеческих отношений. На формат последних значительное влияние имеют процессы урбанизации и агломерационный эффект. Ключевые слова: брендинг территорий, политическое влияние городов, урбанизация и агломерации в Украине. XXI century demonstrates the trend of disproof the priority of national sovereignty to supranational players and local areas. Article is an effort to find out the specifics of interaction of two modern political processes – the globalization and the dynamics of national identity in its own conditions – in order to identify the role of cities in the context of the further development of the global political system. Among the branding strategies are the «global cities», «monocities», «cities for the comfortable life», «the unique areas». An article about the fact that the territories development and their political representation in national processes influencing objective factors. There are those that are not created by man - natural resources and location and factors. And there are the products of human relationships. The latest significant role played by the city and agglomeration effect. Key words: branding of territories, the political influence of the cities, urbanization and agglomeration in Ukraine.

ABSTRACT: Corruption can be considered the oldest form of crime that has accompanied the development of human society so far, and probably a long time from here on. The topicality of the approached topic has its roots in the urgent need to combat this dangerous reality by adopting a fair and stable legislation, without the existence of loopholes to encourage criminal perseverance. In this article we will emphasize the need for legal regulation of the facts and acts of corruption both internally and internationally, as well as the presentation of the methods or tactics that can prevent or, as the case may be, combat these antisocial facts if the function of prevention of the law did not produce the expected effects, such as the search, the hearing of the suspects, the accused and the witnesses, the flagrant or the spot investigation. With its sanction, corruption has also become a legal phenomenon, crossing purely social borders and becoming a source of criminal consequences. Thus, corruption becomes a legal fact, regulated by rules that attract the most serious form of liability in case of their violation. KEYWORDS: crime scene investigation, corruption, flagrant, hearing, investigation, search

Citizens around the world look to the state for social welfare provision, but often struggle to access essential services in health, education, and social security. This book investigates the everyday practices through which citizens of the world's largest democracy make claims on the state, asking whether, how, and why they engage public officials in the pursuit of social welfare. Drawing on extensive fieldwork in rural India, Kruks-Wisner demonstrates that claim-making is possible in settings (poor and remote) and among people (the lower classes and castes) where much democratic theory would be unlikely to predict it. Examining the conditions that foster and inhibit citizen action, she finds that greater social and spatial exposure - made possible when individuals traverse boundaries of caste, neighborhood, or village - builds citizens' political knowledge, expectations, and linkages to the state, and is associated with higher levels and broader repertoires of claim-making

This paper reviews the complex impact of climate change on gender relations and associated vulnerability on the Eastern Gangetic Plains of Nepal and India. Field research has identified that gendered vulnerability to climate change is intricately connected to local and macro level political economic processes. Rather than being a single driver of change, climate is one among several stresses on agriculture, alongside a broader set of non-climatic processes. While these pressures are linked to large scale political–economic processes, the response on the ground is mediated by the local level relations of class and caste, creating stratified patterns of vulnerability. The primary form of gendered vulnerability in the context of agrarian stress emerges from male out-migration, which has affected the distribution of labour and resources. While migration occurs amongst all socio-economic groups, women from marginal farmer and tenant households are most vulnerable. While the causes of migration are only indirectly associated with climate change, migration itself is rendering women who are left behind from marginal households, more vulnerable to ecological shocks such as droughts due to the sporadic flow of income and their reduced capacity for investment in off-farm activities. It is clear that policies and initiatives to address climate change in stratified social formations such as the Eastern Gangetic Plains, will be ineffective without addressing the deeper structural intersections between class, caste and gender.

"Retrieving the older but surprisingly neglected language of household governance, Economy of Force offers a radical new account of the historical rise of the social realm and distinctly social theory as modern forms of oikonomikos - the art and science of household rule. The techniques and domestic ideologies of household administration are highly portable and play a remarkably central role in international and imperial relations. In two late-colonial British 'emergencies' in Malaya and Kenya, and US counterinsurgencies in Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq, armed social work was the continuation of oikonomia - not politics - by other means. This is a provocative new history of counterinsurgency with major implications for social, political and international theory. Historically rich and theoretically innovative, this book will interest scholars and students across the humanities and social sciences, especially politics and international relations, history of social and political thought, history of war, social theory and sociology"--

Social Psychology provides student readers with essential help with all aspects of their first course in social psychology, including advice on revising for exams, preparing and writing course assessment materials, and enhancing and progressing their knowledge and skills in line with course requirements on a social psychology course

Introduction -- The EU and Social Rights and Market Competition: 65 years of History -- Cross-border Employment and Labour Law: The Legal Framework -- Cross-border Employment and Social Security: The Legal Framework -- The Other Side of the Coin: The Negative Consequences of the Internal Market -- Social Law Enforcement Across Borders: A Few Sticking Points and Reflections -- Conclusion.

The aim of the research was to identify a set of discriminatory challenges related to the development and implementation of the concept of transhumanism in a digital society, as well as to develop and justify a system of socio-legal measures aimed at their partial leveling. The main methods employed by research were: the system method, cybernetic and synergistic methods, extrapolation methods, socio-legal modeling, as well as the formal-legal method, the legal-practical method and the case method. The research proposes and substantiates the concept of sociotechnological inequality. It is concluded that there is a mutual conditionality of social (socioeconomic) and sociotechnological inequality. On the other hand, a better socioeconomic situation will also provide more opportunities for technological modifications of one's own body. This may lead to a further deepening of the transhumanist gap, the possibility of which is justified in the research.

Traces the history of a fundamental economic shift that is underway. The shift is rooted in virtualization, a key innovation factor, but when combined with influence networks, the significance becomes transformative. The combined power of these dimensions is creating a new economic paradigm based on return on collaboration metrics rooted in social capital theory. The genesis of this rich transformation is driven by collaboration and social media approaches that began in 2003. Over the next decade, more social engagement tools were added to the growing arsenal of collaborative platforms, many of which continue to change and evolve today. Independently these companies created new ways to perform individual tasks; collectively they change the way we do business. And all of this rapid innovation has occurred in a decade. For some it is hard to believe how much the world has changed in just 10 years. Social Roots is the story of the near magical transformation, written specifically so we do not forget the significance of this decade of leadership in the influence economy. Many of the stories in the first part of Social Roots are about organizations that took the opportunity to experiment and experience the power of social networking approaches to conducting business; and social innovators striving to make the world a better place. Their contributions to creating the influence economy are numerous, and their story of how they achieved success creates a tapestry of insight.