shapes how it is valued. We propose that the perceived magnitude/value of hard-earned money is greater than [...] money. The idea that how money is earned might impact the value of money is consistent with work showing [...] difficult task as compared to an easy task. That is, individuals believe hard-earned money has greater

Secondly, there is discussion of what we call religious diversity strategies. Diversity is understood here [...] perspectives is not only justified but necessary, as we believe that the diversity of religions is a crucial [...] diversity literacy” (Steyn and Dankwa 2021). That is, the study of religions’ capacity to analyse religious

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city’s physical transformations and its projects is based on the use of a cross-cutting approach to the [...] cultural dimensions. The project’s general objective is to develop, starting from the Milanese example, a [...] redefinition of physical and cultural space that is commonly termed modernisation. Law was not only the

variety.” “My thesis is simple, suggestive, and controver- sial,” Scott states. “Zomia is the largest remaining [...] away from his hut, at the foot of the moun- tains?What is attractive abouta terrainwhere snowfalls ineveryseason [...] where the rocky ground is only covered by a few crippledbushes? This attraction is the one of the father-

policy differences? What is the role of political parties? The goal of the course is to provide students [...] Ignatieff said that “democracy is an argument about what democracy is.” To quote Walter Bryce Gallie’s [...] political point of view, including: what is this concept about, what makes it relevant to political science

html What is the mind? What does it contain, what does it produce and what does it take in? What are ideas [...] outside our skin? What allows us to represent things we do not thereby create and what is the relation thus [...] How do they acquire content and what do they do with it? Indeed, what does it mean that they have content

Talent Management,, EIASM, Luxembourg, 2024 There is T in Talent Management. Referat, 12th EIASM Workshop [...] Management, University of Lucerne, Lucerne, 2021 Who is who in Talent Management - Bringing clarity to talent [...] Conference (RMC), EIASM, Brussels, 2019 Getting what they have asked for: Testing a proactivity intervention

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addressed are: what is the legacy of historical institutions such as slavery and colonialism? How is inequality [...] on three main questions: What is development? Should it be achieved? How is it accomplished? • Understanding [...] term. It is possible, albeit not recommended, to participate only in the Fall term. The seminar is a crucial