3,008 research outputs found
DOING RACE: 21 ESSAYS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
No full textPreface -- Doing race: an introduction / Paula M.L. Moya and Hazel Rose Markus -- Pt. 1. Inventing race and ethnicity -- 1. Defining race and ethnicity: the Constitution, the Supreme Court, and the Census / C. Matthew Snipp -- 2. Models of American ethnic relations: hierarchy, assimilation, and pluralism / George M. Fredrickson -- 3. The biology of ancestry: DNA, genomic variation, and race / Marcus W. Feldman -- 4. Which differences make a difference? Race, DNA, and health / Barbara A. Koenig -- Pt. 2. Racing difference -- 5. The Jew as the original "other": difference, Antisemitism, and race / Aron Rodrigue -- 6. Knowing the "other": Arabs, Islam, and the west / Joel Beinin -- 7. Eternally foreign: Asian Americans, history, and race / Gordon H. Chang -- 8. A thoroughly modern concept: ethnic cleansing, genocide, and the state / Norman M. Naimark -- Pt. 3. Institutionalizing difference -- 9. Race in the news: stereotypes, political campaigns, and market-based journalism / Shanto Iyengar -- 10. Going back to Compton: real estate, racial politics, and black-brown relations / Albert M. Camarillo -- 11. Structured for failure: race, resources, and student achievement / Linda Darling-Hammond -- 12. Racialized mass incarceration: poverty, prejudice, and punishment / Lawrence D. Bobo and Victor Thompson -- Pt. 4. Racing identity -- 13. Who am I? Race, ethnicity, and identity / Hazel Rose Markus -- 14. In the air between us: stereotypes, identity, and achievement / Claude M. Steele -- 15. Ways of being white: privilege, perceived stigma, and transcendence / Monica McDermott -- 16. Enduring racial associations: African Americans, crime, and animal imagery / Jennifer L. Eberhardt -- 17. We're honoring you, dude: myths, mascots, and American Indians / Stephanie A. Fryberg and Alisha Watts -- Pt. 5. Re-presenting reality -- 18. Another way to be: women of color, literature, and myth / Paula M.L. Moya -- 19. Hiphop and race: blackness, language, and creativity / Marcyliena Morgan and Dawn-Elissa Fischer -- 20. The "ethno-ambiguo hostility syndrome": mixed-race, identity, and popular culture / Michele Elam -- 21. We wear the mask: performance, social dramas, and race / Harry J. Elam Jr. -- Credits -- Inde
Social Psychology [Australia and New Zealand edition]
No full textSocial psychology, its theories, research methods, and basic findings, are even more relevant in these challenging times. Kassin has always connected these core concepts of social psychology with real world applications with a current-events emphasis. This first Australian and New Zealand edition, adapted from the 9th edition of Social Psychology by Kassin, Fein and Markus, strengthens these connections from the outside world into the field of social psychology and student's everyday lives. Coverage of culture and diversity is integrated into every chapter by Hazel Rose Markus and the local author team
Evidence based leadership
No full textAuthor Markus PodduikinMasterarbeit Johannes Kepler Universität Linz 2024Arbeit gesperr
Improving the search for monitoring tools using recommender technology
No full textAuthor Markus Eisl BSc.Masterarbeit Universität Linz 2023Arbeit gesperr
Improving the search for monitoring tools using recommender technology
No full textAuthor Markus Eisl BSc.Masterarbeit Universität Linz 2023Arbeit gesperr
How to deal with Hazel Dormice affected by large infrastructure projects
No full textHazel Dormice (Muscardinus avellanarius) are protected by national implementation of European law. Protection comprises of the prohibition of physical harm to individuals and the destruction of breeding or nesting sites. Due to Germany's policy goal of changing from a fossil fuel dominated energy supply to more sustainable energy sources, large infrastructural projects became crucial to, for example, redistribute energy from Northern and Eastern Germany to Bavaria. Within the context of the inevitable building projects, the protection goals for species like the Hazel Dormouse need to be maintained.The layout of such a project with a linear design stretching across hundreds of kilometers and intersecting different landscapes and habitats poses new challenges. Aspects of the construction phase of underground cables need to be considered in planning as well as the design of the protective strip above the finished cable. In order to plan mitigation and compensation measures, species presence and absence data need to be collected effectively.A total of 223 sample sites along a 207 km long corridor were equipped with 5,499 nest-tubes and monitored regularly. For habitat potential, biotope types were assessed and mapped within the corridor. All types of potential Hazel Dormouse habitat were selected considering regional differences. Based on previous research, we established guidelines for the transferability of presence and absence data.We present the procedure for data collection spanning a vast area using nest-tubes, proposed guidelines for the transferability of results, as well as mitigation and compensation measures necessary to ensure protection of the Hazel Dormouse
Settling in: space utilization behaviour of translocated Hazel Dormice (Muscardinus avellanarius)
No full textThe Hazel Dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) is protected under the EU's Habitat Directive and its national implementation, whereby physical harm to individuals as well as the destruction of breeding and nesting sites is prohibited. Within the context of inevitable environmental impacts these protection goals are not always maintained. Therefore, mitigation and compensation measures to secure a population's viability are required.For sedentary and less mobile species like the Hazel Dormouse, mitigation often includes the translocation of individuals to a different habitat patch. In 2017 and 2018 a total of 108 individuals were translocated from an old growth oak-hornbeam forest to an area that was re-forested 40 years ago. Prior to translocation, individuals were equipped with a radio transmitter and they were followed for three consecutive nights and one control night, during which bearings were taken every five minutes using the triangulation technique. A control group of established Hazel Dormice was followed in the same manner. Nests and resting sites were searched for during the daytime.Twelve male Hazel Dormice were radio-collared and between 234 and 427 bearings were taken per individual. Resting sites of translocated dormice were mainly located within the forest canopy (33.3%). Furthermore, individuals were often found active during the daytime. Mean activity range size (MCP) and resource search areas (LoCoH 95 %) were larger in translocated dormice, whereas the mean core habitat size (LoCoH 50 %) was larger in established dormice. The activity range during all of the monitored nights overlapped significantly more in established dormice, demonstrating exploratory behaviour by translocated individuals
metal-organic framework 4H, 4H-octafluoroazobenezene perfluoroazobenzene
No full textauthor: Markus RödlKumulative Masterarbeit aus einem ArtikelMasterarbeit University of Innsbruck 2022Arbeit gesperr
metal-organic framework 4H, 4H-octafluoroazobenezene perfluoroazobenzene
No full textauthor: Markus RödlKumulative Masterarbeit aus einem ArtikelMasterarbeit University of Innsbruck 2022Arbeit gesperr
Strategi Pelayanan Lintas Budaya Berdasarkan Markus 4:1-34
No full textHarming & Katarina, Cross-cultural Service Strategy based on Mark 4: 1-34. The author conducted a study of the text of Mark 4: 1-34 using qualitative research literature study using the biblical hermeneutic principle. Based on the analysis of the text of Mark 4: 1-34 the authors find there are four cross-cultural service strategies namely by understanding local culture, using media. Harming & Katarina, Strategi Pelayanan Lintas budaya Berdasarkan Markus 4:1-34. Penulis melakukan penelitian terhadap teks Markus 4:1-34 dengan menggunakan penelitian kualitatif studi pustaka dengan menggunakan prinsip hermeneutik Alkitab. Berdasarkan analisis terhadap teks Markus 4:1-34 penulis menemukan ada empat strategi pelayanan lintas budaya yaitu dengan memahami budaya lokal, menggunakan media yang ada dalam budaya, memberdayakan potensi yang ada, dan menciptakan terobosan
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