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... and elite members of developing societies such as Mamadou and Eric, but many individuals and Global South countries have insufficient technology and educated population to participate in this new economy (Drori 2006; Nakamura 2004).
( Braithwaite , 1993 : 223 ) . Similarly , among juveniles it may be that some common acts of delinquency ( for example , forms of theft that include the illegal copying of computer software ) are related positively to class ( Cullen et ...
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The pamphlet charged, among other things, that McDonald's had destroyed rain forests in Central America to create more land for cattle grazing, that the nutritional claims for an average McDonald's meal were exaggerated, ...
This same usage of a description of street life can also be seen in the following remarks made by Lee in group therapy: 'I've had periods in my life when I was really lonely, REALLY lonely, like when I decided to bum it last time and ...
Michael Bell, Michael Mayerfeld Bell, Michael S. Carolan. Consumption and Materialism——45 cultivate is the network of our social ties. The goods we surround ourselves with show not only how we set ourselves apart from others—Veblen's ...
... the way to our 'imagining' radically different forms of life, such an account not only misrepresents his stance, but serves to inhibit the appropriation of his thought for the purposes of critique (Easton, 1983; Staten, 1984).