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LeGoff, Jacques – Daedalus, 1971
A new kind of political history needs to be written. It should incorporate the knowledge and methodologies of the other social sciences as well as making politics part of general history. Politics as the study of power involves a type of analysis few nonprofessional historians are capable of conducting. (Author/MB)
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, European History, Historiography, History
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Strickland, Rennard – Journal of American Indian Education, 1970
Descriptors: Adoption (Ideas), American Indians, Cross Cultural Training, Cultural Differences
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Haller, Archibald O. – Rural Sociology, 1970
Descriptors: Aspiration, Decision Making, Education, Expectation
Heller, Peter L. – J Marriage Fam, 1970
A scale is developed by employing a form of item analysis called trace line analysis. Statistically significant associations with variables expected to be related to familism support the validity of the scale. (Author)
Descriptors: Family (Sociological Unit), Family Influence, Group Membership, Group Structure
Sayre, Robert F. – Coll Engl, 1970
Descriptors: American Culture, Moral Criticism, Mythology, Social Action
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Daggett, Stephen; And Others – Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 1982
Investigated the effectiveness of an innovative method of counseling, Rapid Problem Resolution (RPR) with chronically unemployed rehabilitation clients. Counselors used the RPR technique with 29 problem clients whose cases were about to be closed unsuccessfully. In this study, 19 of the 26 clients were rehabilitated. (Author)
Descriptors: Adults, Behavior Change, Counseling Techniques, Employment Problems
Leviatan, Uri; Orchan, Elliette – Interchange on Educational Policy, 1982
Concern exists that youth leaving the kibbutz have no occupation skills needed to secure work in the outside world. In a survey, two opposing hypotheses were examined: (1) kibbutz-born persons will be unable to adapt to outside life because of educational limitations; and (2) because of their education, kibbutz-born persons will display…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Collective Settlements, Dropouts, Employment Patterns
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Brummer, Esther – Educational Perspectives, 1976
The Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands has had a program of vocational rehabilitation since 1974. These islands have been under the trusteeship of the United States since 1946. Describes some concerns, some efforts to deal with them, and future directions for its Vocational Rehabilitation Services. (Author/RK)
Descriptors: Cultural Differences, Physical Disabilities, Problem Solving, Program Descriptions
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Bandura, Albert – Journal of Moral Education, 2002
Addresses the issue of selective moral disengagement in the exercise of moral agency. Argues that moral functioning is governed by self-reactive selfhood rather than by dispassionate abstract reasoning. Concludes that the massive threats to human welfare stem mainly from deliberate acts of principle rather than from unrestrained acts of impulse.…
Descriptors: Altruism, Decision Making, Epistemology, Higher Education
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Malecki, Christine K.; Elliott, Stephen N. – Psychology in the Schools, 1999
Analysis of Student Social Support Scale (SSSS), a four-factor scale (Parent, Teacher, Classmate, and Close Friend), revealed that (1) SSSS is highly reliable, (2) social support differed by developmental/age groups and by sex, and (3) relationships exist among social support, self-concept, and social behavior. Concludes that SSSS is a promising…
Descriptors: Friendship, High School Students, Middle School Students, Parents
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Frank, Kenneth A.; Zhao, Yong; Borman, Kathryn – Sociology of Education, 2004
Although the educational community has learned much about better educational practices, less is known about processes for implementing new practices. The standard model of diffusion suggests that people change perceptions about the value of an innovation through communication, and these perceptions then drive implementation. But implementation can…
Descriptors: Social Systems, Social Influences, Educational Practices, Educational Innovation
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Berg, Gary A. – Change, 2005
For a business-person, the argument that making a profit leads to poor "product" quality would seem silly or worse, insulting. However, this is a common assumption in higher education. Similarly, increasing productivity (a typical business goal) has never been accepted as a worthy aspiration in higher education. In traditional…
Descriptors: Minority Groups, Higher Education, Values, Undergraduate Students
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Chaput, Catherine – College English, 2004
Nineteenth century consciousness is traced to demonstrate a public recognition of corpoatization of education through Willa Cather novels, which rely on the rhetoric of frontiers to promote university education within a democratic ethos. It is argued that a previously democratic stage of the university, uncontaminated by the profit motive of…
Descriptors: Novels, Democratic Values, Democracy, Public Colleges
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Mok, Ka Ho – Comparative Education, 2005
In coping with the challenges of globalization, various reform measures, in the field of social policy, have been initiated in post-Mao China. Strategies such as privatization, marketization, commodification and societalization have been adopted to redefine the relationship between the state, the market and other non-state sectors involved in…
Descriptors: Global Approach, Foreign Countries, Higher Education, Financial Support
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Pifat-Mrzljak, Greta; Juros, Luka; Vizek-Vidovic, Vlasta – Higher Education in Europe, 2004
For a long time after the proclamation of independence, Croatia suffered economic stagnation that negatively affected the development of science and higher education. However the turn of the millennium brought higher state investment in science and higher education, and all statistics now show a steady increase in the number of students and…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Scientific Personnel, Budgeting, Higher Education
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