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1by Finn, Sarah“... find ingredients for writing for social action in our courses, and we can do so by studying activist...”
Published 2013
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2by Burrell, Stephanie L“... diverse democracy. This democratic outcome is described in the literature as social action engagement...”
Published 2008
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3by Wade, Rahima Carol“... education, a curriculum incorporating a month long unit, democratic classroom practices, and social action...”
Published 1992
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4by Mangan, Patricia Hart“... relationship between social action and social structure. Social structure is understood as being produced...”
Published 1994
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5by Larkin, Janet“... discourses and results in social action this analysis supports the theoretical view that the body...”
Published 1998
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6by Mikalson, Joan Marion“... and social action organizations seeking to maximize conflict for organizational growth and development....”
Published 2004
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7by Goncalves, Zan Meyer“... and dominant cultural/racial/ethnic groups use language for social action. It is an ethnographic study...”
Published 2000
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8by Gasper, Gloria“... committed and willing to engage in social action to better their lives and those who were not politically...”
Published 1991
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9by Rosenberger, Cynthia J“...) participating in social action that addresses the political and economic factors that produce inequities...”
Published 2003
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10by Pawanteh, Latiffah“.... It was also found that emotions have a role as social action that (re)constitute particular situations...”
Published 1996
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12by Molina-Markham, Elizabeth“... they reach agreement in meetings for business on corporate social action. Findings include the identification...”
Published 2011
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13by HUSCH, JERRI ANN“... technology alters conceptions of time and space as related to social action; (3) modern sound technology...”
Published 1984
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14by Baram, Uzi“... objects to social action, techniques for differentiating the corpus of archaeological data...”
Published 1996
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15by Dover, Alison George“... as having three primary dimensions: curriculum, pedagogy, and social action. These priorities are reflected...”
Published 2010
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16by KANG, KYUNG-WHA“... with the interpretive understanding of the reflexive process between higher level meanings and concrete level social...”
Published 1984
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