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A change in the way humans relate to nature could be the starting point for a new politics, which will also affect relations among humans. A new approach would help to radically transform the production system, not because it is unjust in... more
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      Urban GeographyGovernanceEuropean PoliticsEnvironmental Politics
Torendo-riida: Contemporary Japan Women Lifestyles
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      Modern and Contemporary JapanSociology of consumptionSubjetividadConsumo
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      SpiritualityReligioneSpiritualitàLifestyles
Omniprésente dans les politiques publiques et les discours relatifs à l’énergie, la notion de transition énergétique a encore été assez peu problématisée par les sciences sociales. Dans la lignée des travaux récents consacrés en majorité... more
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This study investigates the factors involved in changing a family's financial situation for 485 Midwestern households. High income families and those with high home equity levels have a smaller gap between their standards and levels of... more
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      BusinessLifestylesBoolean SatisfiabilityLow Income
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Despite decades of research on the dark side of the web and more than a decade of inquiry specifically on the phenomenon of cyberstalking, researchers have yet to find a theoretical scheme that can sufficiently account for this type of... more
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      Victimisation SurveysVictimizationLifestylesCyberstalking
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      AutonomiaSpiritualitàLifestylesFrattale
Status of women health is affected by multifaceted social, biological and cultural factors. These are interrelated and only be addressed in a comprehensive way. Quality and availability of health is determined not only by reproductive... more
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      Sexual and Reproductive HealthWomen's HealthWomen's RightsPublic Health
One thing certainly alarming that goes away growing exponentially is that children eat too much and hurt. The figure, for about 10 years, is that 15 boys out of 100, in a critical age such as that between 6 and 14 years are obese and,... more
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      Health SciencesObesityPublic HealthMedicine
F. W. Taylor is often celebrated as a founding father of organization and management theory, one whose commitment to efficiency is legendary. If we define efficiency in terms of maximizing output from a given – or lesser – number of... more
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      MotivationWorkaholismLifestylesBusyness
El presente artículo constituye un análisis de los discursos de los publicistas chilenos, centrándose en dos aspectos claves que permiten caracterizar la publicidad como un proceso de mediación cultural de carácter performativo: 1) la... more
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      MarketingCultural StudiesEconomic SociologyMedia and Cultural Studies
'Shades of Tondo' gives a lens to Tondo's geographic situations and the lives of Tondo people residing there. It is a collection of two essays thus constitutes 'Landscapes and Lives of the Filipinos Below' and 'House Under the Crescent... more
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      GeographySocial GeographyUrban GeographyPhysical Geography
Status of women health is affected by multifaceted social, biological and cultural factors. These are interrelated and only be addressed in a comprehensive way. Quality and availability of health is determined not only by reproductive... more
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      Sexual and Reproductive HealthWomen's RightsPublic HealthWomen's Human Rights
A vast internal heterogeneity characterizes the classic category of middle class. Under a single label coexist individuals and families with very different income levels, lifestyles and political ideas. Within the middle class, salaried... more
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      Social StratificationLatin AmericaCiencias SocialesLifestyles
Despite decades of gender-balanced recruitment and clear-cut criteria for promotion based on meritocracy, women in public accounting firms remain proportionally fewer in number in the highest levels of the hierarchy than men. This paper... more
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Since the 1970s, fitness has developed as a cultural field—a network of producers, consumers, products and practices that focuses on the exercising body. This article considers the textual aspect of the U.S. fitness field, drawing from a... more
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      ConsumptionContent AnalysisFitnessBodies
The study assessed the role employee shared factors play in the practice of Management in the gulf cooperation council countries. It adopted a descriptive research design. A pilot study of 25 Managers who had worked in several of these... more
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      TechnologyValuesAttitudesLifestyles
The (almost) universal extension of capitalist production and distribution processes has spread the “culture of consumption” to virtually every corner of the globe. This chapter discusses the relationship between spaces of... more
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      Space and PlaceConsumption StudiesConsumer BehaviorShopping Malls
The aim of this study is to compare the results of a survey carried out on a sample of mothers and fathers about the knowledge and personal attitudes towards their own oral health and in terms of attention to that of their children.... more
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There is evidence that lifestyle intervention among Polynesian people can reduce diabetes incidence and complications, but this evidence has not been systematically reviewed. The aim of this study was to systematically review the efficacy... more
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Social participation plays a key role in predicting positive youth development (PYD). As a previous step of this link, this research examined how children and adolescents' relational lifestyles influenced their participation in political... more
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      SociologySocial WorkSociology of Children and ChildhoodCivic Education
The study repõrted here examines these familial strategies that develop among merchant seamen families: replacement husband/father, conflict, contingen~ authority, and periodic gues~. Data were gathered from interviews with 141 families... more
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This article explores the potential of cultural capital as explanatory factor in understanding homonegativity. Building on recent findings suggesting the need for a cultural component in understanding homonegativity, this article explores... more
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      Cultural SociologyLGBT IssuesHomophobiaLeisure
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      Youth StudiesModern and Contemporary JapanWomenSociology of consumption
ObjetivO dO estudO: O objetivo deste estudo foi comparar indicadores do estado de saúde e estilos de vida, avaliados de igual forma nos dois últimos Inquéritos Nacionais de Saúde (INS), na população idosa. MétOdOs: Utilizaram-se dados... more
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      Elderly PeopleHealth StatusLifestylesIdosos
The objective of this cross-sectional study is to analyze the changes in physical activity (PA) practice of a sample of 2099 French adults, mostly females, who answered an online questionnaire during the first COVID-19 lockdown (March–May... more
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      EducationPhysical ActivityPhysical EducationMedicine
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to test the relationship between cognitive age and the adoption of defensive ageing consumption activities and its effect on life satisfaction in an Asian context. The relationship between the... more
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      MarketingPsychologyGerontologyCognition
Social participation plays a key role in predicting positive youth development (PYD). As a previous step of this link, this research examined how children and adolescents' relational lifestyles influenced their participation in political... more
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      SociologySocial WorkSociology of Children and ChildhoodCivic Education
Mass media consumption has increased markedly in recent years. One unintended consequence of this increase is the proliferation of risky consumption, including online and offline pornography. Although the literature has noted a series of... more
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      Children and FamiliesFamilyMedia LiteracySocial Media