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173117
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Within the institution and military community, civilian wives of service members occupy complicated roles. On the one hand, wives are undisputedly crucial to the functioning of their service member husbands. However, wives are simultaneously considered subordinate to their husbands within the military and extended community. Indicative of this attitude are the divisive stereotypes of military wives that range from lazy and irresponsible, to overly rank-conscious and entitled. Based on combined in-depth interviews from two samples of military wives, this article investigates how the women navigate the military spouse role within the institutional, community-oriented context of the military. Specifically, we ask, how do these women construct gender and exercise agency when drawing on the stereotypes of wives within the community? By utilizing such mechanisms as symbolic boundary work, gender policing, and stereotyping, women both reify stereotypes of the military spouse and exert agency in creating the military spouse identity for themselves.
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024742
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London, Allen Lane the Penguin press, 1970.
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xi, 180p.
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0713902736
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024729
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London, Tavistock Publications, 1970.
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xv, 336p.
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World of man, a library theory and research in the human sciences
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037151
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London, Collier - Macmillan Limited, 1968.
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xxv, 698p.
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124427
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2013.
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Like any multiplicity, "actor-network theory" is many things: an influential current within the sociology of science and technology; a relational and anti-essentialist form of materialism; an insistence that notions of agency not be confined to human subjects but embrace objects, devices, and other non-human entities; and much else besides.
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031949
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Oxford, Basil Blackwell, 1974.
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xvi, 124p.
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Explorations in interpretative sociology
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0631151702
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024600
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London, Heinemann, 1969.
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x, 369p.
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000445
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2nd ed
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London, Macmillan, 1998.
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xx, 336p.
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0333732448
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004634
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Houndmills, Macmillan, 1993.
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ix, 307p; maps ,figures
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0333534921
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042033
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New York, John Wiley & Sons Inc., 1965.
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x, 471p.Hbk
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188959
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The field of ‘Islamic Studies’, like ‘Religious Studies’, is a broad-church. It includes a number of epistemological and ontological positions associated with a range of disciplines. The diversity inherent in a category such as ‘Islamic Studies’ is challenged by a bifurcation of two predominant approaches found within the field, the textual and the sociological. In this paper, I seek to propose a new concept for contemporary Islamic studies, that of Anglophone Islam, which will allow a broader range of scholarship to be contextualised in relation to each other. The concept also opens a new set of questions to be explored by scholars of Islamic studies. It will be of particular interest to scholars involved in contemporary Islamic studies in fields such as American Muslim studies, British Muslim studies and European Muslim studies, but will also have utility to theological, historical and philosophical scholars of Islam working in the English language.
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029173
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Moscow, Progress Publishers, 1973.
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169p.
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Theories and critical studies
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152322
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In 2011, the Australian Defence Force Academy became embroiled in a sex scandal when a cadet made public, claims of abuse. Her claims led to a number of inquiries, which unveiled many other historical abuse claims. As such, this case revealed some of the potential problems associated with the containment of such disputes. To explore this further, a brief review of workplace changes (1930–present) was conducted, which highlighted the development of current containment measures. This was followed by a two-pronged case analysis of the 2011 Australian Defence Force Academy Skype sex scandal. Boltanski’s process theory was used in conjunction with Bourdieu’s field theory to study the containment of the case. Combined, these analyses revealed that, while a focus on the central players and their relations as psychologized/personal is a main strategy for containment, this approach can deflect attention from other factors that play important roles, resulting in more significant, far-reaching problems.
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ID:
032002
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Chichester, Ellis Horwood Ltd, 1986.
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135p.
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0853128588
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117205
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2012.
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This article critiques constructivist approaches to the international relations of the Middle East and sets out an alternative interpretation of the role of ideas based on political economy and the sociology of knowledge. It cautions against using constructivism as a way of 'building bridges' between IR and Middle East Studies and disputes the claim that the norms of 'Arabism' as a putative regional identity are in contradiction with those of sovereignty. The article shows that this assumption is based on the combined influences of modernisation theory and Orientalist assumptions about the power and continuity of regional culture that have persisted in Middle East IR. This is despite the fact that there is no reason to believe the Arabs constitute a more 'natural' nation than do the Syrians, Iraqis or Egyptians. The political role and resonance of ideas can be better established by viewing the modern history of the Middle East in terms of domestic structure and social change, and in particular emphasising the role of rising middle classes in revolutionary nationalist movements. The findings of this article raise questions for the utility of 'moderate' constructivist interpretations of International Relations as a whole.
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ID:
027396
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New York, Columbia University Press, 1970.
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296p.
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Southern Asian Institute Series
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0231033230
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037845
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London, Weidenfeld ans Nicolson, 1989.
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xii, 464p.
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0297793276
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024645
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London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1972.
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xiv, 214, 14p.
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0710072651
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030286
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New York, McGraw-Hill, 1967.
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xiv, 297p
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The Atlantic policy studies
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050971
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Cambridge, Polity Press, 2003.
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vii, 256p.
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0745625622
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