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9 May 2024: Likewise, scholarship focusing on taxpayer perspectives builds on both compliance work and social psychology (Kirchler & Braithwaite 2007). ... Law and Social Inquiry 32(3), 665-700. Makovicky, N. & R. Smith 2020.

9 May 2024: For example, the British anthropologist Edmund Leach treated psychology as a discipline against which social scientists are ranged. ... Engel (1977), has been an attempt to bring together different disciplines (biology, psychology, social science)

9 May 2024: Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 78(4), 772-90. Appadurai, A. 1995. ... Games and Culture 1(1), 17-24. ——— 2007. Communities of play: the social construction of identity in persistent online game worlds.

9 May 2024: For example, the British anthropologist Edmund Leach treated psychology as a discipline against which social scientists are ranged. ... Engel (1977), has been an attempt to bring together different disciplines (biology, psychology, social science)

9 May 2024: Ciccarone 2018. Opioid crisis: no easy fix to its social and economic determinants. ... Journal of Health and Social Behaviour 9(2), 131-9. Fiddle, S. 1967.

9 May 2024: Oren & N. Rossi 2010. The autism matrix: the social origins of the autism epidemic. ... Ethos 41(1), 46-74. Hacking, I. 1999. The social construction of what?

9 May 2024: mental conditions in medicine, psychology, social services, and charities within North Atlantic welfare states. ... It is a significant limitation not only of psychology and medicine, but also of the social sciences and history, that we have so little

9 May 2024: Instead, a focus on relations of care can build sustaining ties between us as social beings (Taylor 2010). ... New York: University Press. Cabot, H. 2016. ‘Contagious’ solidarity: reconfiguring care and citizenship in Greece’s social clinics.

9 May 2024: Gender and the gender binary, according to the Vatican document, are not social constructions, as anthropologists aver, but unchanging and unchangeable. ... Although most academic writings on suicide in the last forty years have come from psychiatry,

9 May 2024: For example, the British anthropologist Edmund Leach treated psychology as a discipline against which social scientists are ranged. ... Engel (1977), has been an attempt to bring together different disciplines (biology, psychology, social science)

9 May 2024: American Anthropologist 96(4), 886-901. Dittmar, H. 1992. The social psychology of material possessions: to have is to be. ... Washington, D.C.: American Anthropological Association. Hobsbawm, E. 1991. Exile. Social Research 58(1), 65-8.

9 May 2024: ethics’, and, to a lesser extent and more recently, phenomenology and experimental psychology. ... Frontiers of Psychology 6, 136. Banner, M. 2014. The ethics of everyday life: moral theology, social anthropology, and the imagination of the human.

9 May 2024: For example, the British anthropologist Edmund Leach treated psychology as a discipline against which social scientists are ranged. ... Engel (1977), has been an attempt to bring together different disciplines (biology, psychology, social science)

9 May 2024: in the 1960s alongside other critical social scientific studies of the professional treatment of those classed as having mental conditions in medicine, psychology, social services, and charities within North Atlantic welfare ... It is a significant

9 May 2024: Yet the Native Americans considered gifts to be initiating cycles of social exchange. ... Yet, one possible classification is to see the social identity symbolised by the gifts.

9 May 2024: The social environment that Page-Reeves and others study is that of Hispanics in the state of New Mexico. ... Conversely, diabetes contributes to depression by deteriorating social networks, draining financial resources, and changing dietary patterns

9 May 2024: decontextualised being, cut off from social interactions and complex power relations (Kleinman & Good 1985). ... of the new social status of the mother’ (Stern & Kruckman 1983: 1039).

9 May 2024: in the 1960s alongside other critical social scientific studies of the professional treatment of those classed as having mental conditions in medicine, psychology, social services, and charities within North Atlantic welfare ... It is a significant

9 May 2024: For example, the British anthropologist Edmund Leach treated psychology as a discipline against which social scientists are ranged. ... Engel (1977), has been an attempt to bring together different disciplines (biology, psychology, social science)

9 May 2024: Similarly, some of socialism’s material forms and social norms continued and have proved to have a resilient afterlife. ... socialist societies would progress towards forms of liberal capitalism without exception or regard for the social cost.

9 May 2024: In America, too, social class shapes attitudes towards childrearing and understandings of children’s natures. ... 1962.<em>Centuries of childhood: a social history of family life</em>(trans. R. Baldick).

9 May 2024: As Harvey notes, the ‘increasing social inequality’ is observable in national income distribution. ... 2011.<em>Post-Soviet social: neoliberalism, social modernity, biopolitics</em>. Princeton: University Press.</p> <p> 2012.

9 May 2024: of transfers according to the difference they make with regard to the social relationships involved. ... today, it may be somewhat surprising that it has only recently gained prominence in social theory.

9 May 2024: have expected it, beyond hunter-gatherer contexts, including in large social groups (see Graeber and Wengrow 2021, 276-327). ... broader processes of ascribing agency (or rather, social sentience) not only to humans but also to the environment more

9 May 2024: end of life in hospital palliative care: A Canadian example.” <em>Social Science and Medicine</em> 291. ... 2021. “Rethinking end of life care: Attending to care, language, and emotions.” <em>Social Science and Medicine</em> 291.

9 May 2024: Instead, a focus on relations of care can build sustaining ties between us as social beings (Taylor 2010). ... i>The ethics of everyday life: moral theology, social anthropology, and the imagination of the human</i>.

9 May 2024: in the past from trying to impose hierarchical social orders based on assumed biological differences. ... racism to a matter of individual attitudes rather than social structures and systemic practice.

9 May 2024: Anthropologists, along with other social scientists, are working to understand the implications of that pervasiveness. ... Photography is always entangled with other kinds of agencies, other agendas, other social projects.

9 May 2024: de crise et de déstructuration du modèle social haïtien hérité de la colonisation. ... Leur occupation est aussi le prolongement de la crise du « modèle social » haïtien qui remonte à la fin du XIXe siècle (Célius 1997).

9 May 2024: Yet anthropologists extend it further. Debts do not merely shape or corrupt pre-existing social ties. ... Instead, debts powerfully constitute social relations or even sociality itself (Roitman 2003; Schuster 2015).

9 May 2024: Meillassoux (1981) claimed that a similar logic of social reproduction persisted in capitalism’s peripheries. ... 2019. Social reproduction in the neoliberal era: payments, leverage, and the Minskian household.

9 May 2024: surfaces at moments of social tension around new intersections between power and information collection. ... Practices of ‘lateral surveillance’ (Andrejevic 2004) are an integral aspect of peer-to-peer monitoring in online social worlds.

9 May 2024: Yet anthropologists extend it further. Debts do not merely shape or corrupt pre-existing social ties. ... Instead, debts powerfully constitute social relations or even sociality itself (Roitman 2003; Schuster 2015).

9 May 2024: have expected it, beyond hunter-gatherer contexts, including in large social groups (see Graeber and Wengrow 2021, 276-327). ... broader processes of ascribing agency (or rather, social sentience) not only to humans but also to the environment more

9 May 2024: in the past from trying to impose hierarchical social orders based on assumed biological differences. ... racism to a matter of individual attitudes rather than social structures and systemic practice.

9 May 2024: de crise et de déstructuration du modèle social haïtien hérité de la colonisation. ... Leur occupation est aussi le prolongement de la crise du « modèle social » haïtien qui remonte à la fin du XIXe siècle (Célius 1997).

9 May 2024: in the past from trying to impose hierarchical social orders based on assumed biological differences. ... racism to a matter of individual attitudes rather than social structures and systemic practice.

9 May 2024: This entry traces a growing body of work on infrastructures and their social implications. ... they come to be, and the role that they are playing in contemporary social life.

9 May 2024: Yet anthropologists extend it further. Debts do not merely shape or corrupt pre-existing social ties. ... Instead, debts powerfully constitute social relations or even sociality itself (Roitman 2003; Schuster 2015).