REPRODUKSI KEKERASAN KOLEKTIF: STUDI KASUS KONFLIK AHMADIYAH DI LOMBOK-NTB TAHUN 1998-2006 by , Syaiful Anam, , Dr. Zuly Qodir

“…It was found that the factors that cause reproduction of collective violence toward Ahmadiyah people in Lombok is caused by: the social structure of the Sasak- Lombok people which is difficult to accept the changes…”

Harassment-induced changes in lion space use as a conflict mitigation tool by Petracca, LS, Frair, JL, Bastille-Rousseau, G, Macdonald, D, Loveridge, AJ

“…We demonstrated that while aversive stimulus approaches may alter large‐scale space use by individual lions, constraints imposed by social structure and available habitat alternatives will affect the level of effort required to achieve program success.…”

Ecclesial and world view characteristics of Catholic charismatic renewal groups in the United Kingdom by Chappell, K

“…In terms of theology, ethos and social structure it is poorly understood with little academic or critical analysis of the movement. …”

Conservation of large predator populations: demographic and spatial responses of African lions to the intensity of trophy hunting by Loveridge, A, Valeix, M, Chapron, G, Davidson, Z, Mtare, G, Macdonald, D

“…The impacts of trophy hunting on African lion population demographics, social structure and spatial behaviour were investigated in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, from 1999 to 2012, a period characterized by different trophy hunting intensities. …”

Probabilistic inference in ecological networks; graph discovery, community detection and modelling dynamic sociality by Psorakis, I

“…<p>This thesis proposes a collection of analytical and computational methods for inferring an underlying social structure of a given population, observed only via timestamped occurrences of its members across a range of locations. …”

Data on the experimental manipulation of local population density and the discovery of novel food patches in woodland birds by Beck, K, Crofts, S, McMahon, K, Firth, J, Cole, E, Sheldon, B

“…The experiments took place in Wytham woods, Oxfordshire, UK between January and March 2021, as part of a study on the effects of ecological factors on social structure and information transmission. The work was supported by the Natural Environment Research Council (Grant NE/S010335/1), The ecology of behavioural contagion in natural systems). …”

State violence and target group adaptation: maintaining social status in the face of repressions in Soviet Russia by Lankina, T, Libman, A, Tertytchnaya, K

“…For our analysis, we deploy sub-national data on repressions and social structure and combine it with novel survey evidence and archival sources. …”

The solution of social problems from the perspective of philosophy of education. by Hassan, Aminuddin, Kamarudin, Nurzatulshima, Ahmad, Jamaludin, Baki, Roselan

“…However, during this development, social problems increase and collapse Malaysia’s social structure. Many teenagers lose their life focus. …”
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Factors inflencing the level of adoption in electronic commerce among SMEs by Abdul Aziz, Faieza, Jamali, Negar

“…Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) contribute heavily to economic growth, social structure and employment as well as regional and local development. …”
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Cross-species amplification of microsatellite markers in Malayan tapir (Tapirus indicus) by Annavi, Geetha, Mohd Arifin, Fateen Khaliessa, Tuan Mahmud, Tengku Nor Diyana, Zainal Abidin, Shariza Hanim

“…Despite their endangered status and functional role in ecosystems, little information is known about their social structure, mating system, population structure and dispersal pattern which are required for better conservation and management. …”
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The influence of social taboos on socialization of students: Evidence from a developing country by Ahmad, Iqbal, Said, Hamdan, Syed Mansor, Syed Shafeq

“…There is evidence that students in Pakistani schools face many problems due to rigid social structure and strict formalisation of roles and rules. …”
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Built form properties as sign and symbols of patron political ideology by Ismail, Alice Sabrina, Zhaharin, Erna Nuralia

“…This is important as built form do not only symbolize norms of society and social structure as well that relative to world view, hierarchies and the like. …”
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Pemerkasaan pembangunan bangsa berasaskan acuan sendiri (Empowerment of race development based on their own mould) by Abdul Hamid, Solahuddin, Abdul Rahman, Mohd Nizho

“…An undeniable fact, after the country gained independence, the Malays only gained political power shared other ethnic groups.Unfortunately, the same does not happen in the economic sphere, after various of development policies and social policies introduced by the government, their participation is still far behind compared to the other races until now.Thus, the redevelopment of the Malays economy need social engineering (change planned) with regard to culture and social structure system that suits with them that they should not continue to left behind the mainstream when the country achieved developed country.…”
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Technology acceptance among micro-entrepreneurs in marginalized social strata: The case of social innovation in Bangladesh by Rahman, Syed Abidur, Taghizadeh, Seyedeh Khadijeh, Ramayah, T., Alam, Mirza Mohammad Didarul

“…Technology adoption by the marginalized community is indeed an important issue in global poverty reduction.To realize it, this paper contributes by doing an empirical test of the technology acceptance model, among st those users typically always deprived in the existing social structure. Firstly, the study aims to examine the influence of Technology Readiness Index (TRI) 2.0′s four indicators (optimism, innovativeness, discomfort and insecurity) on bKash entrepreneurs' perceived ease of use (PEOU) and perceived usefulness (PU) of bKash technology.Secondly, it aims to investigate the effect of ‘bKash’ entrepreneurs' PEOU and PU on their well-being.A total of 360 usable data were collected from the bKash agents in Bangladesh.We employed SEM-PLS3.0 for data analysis.The results indicate that optimism and innovativeness strongly drive perceived ease of use and perceived usefulness.Subjective well-being was found to be strongly predicted by perceived ease of use and perceived usefulness.The study indicates that poor people are somewhat ready to use and accept technology that leads to a sense of well-being.Bringing together the concept of subjective well-being with TRI and Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) is this paper's contribution to the knowledge domain.…”

TOPLUMSAL CİNSİYET ALGISI, DİN VE KADIN by Handan KARAKAYA

“…Studies have shown that the interpretation of the texts, or the patriarchal social structure, is largely influenced by women's perceptions. …”
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Perumahan pangsa tinggi, dengan tinjauan terhadap satu persekitaran perumahan pangsa tinggi tempatan / by 333251 Dzulkifli Ab. Manaf, Syed Farouk Al Barakbah, Fakulti Alam Bina

“…A person living high-rise, needs to posses a complex social structure and way of living. This is a consequence of logical relationship between social structure and way of living with the products of technology. …”

Science mapping research on Career guidance in general schools: a bibliometric analysis from Scopus database, 1964–2022 by Thi Hong-Hanh Pham, Thi Hong-Chi Le, Thi Hong-Lien Do, Phuong-Lien Lai, Thi-Trinh Do, Tien-Trung Nguyen

“…AbstractCareer guidance, which strongly influences the world labor market and social structure, is studied in many countries on different levels. …”
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Social Network Changes in Cotton-Top Tamarins (<i>Saguinus oedipus</i>) after the Birth of New Infants by Sergio Díaz, Susana Sánchez, Ana Fidalgo

“…We used social network analysis to investigate the social structure of two groups of cotton-top tamarins with different sizes and compositions and study whether they remain stable after the birth of new infants. …”
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Status Items from the Crypt “Kamennaya Mogila” (Stone Grave) of the 3rd – 2nd Centuries BC (Southern Outskirts of Zheleznovodsk) by Yury Prokopenko

“…The author, regarding the social structure of the local population, ranked the monument as stratum No. 2 (nobility of the first level). …”
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Political Culture of Transforming Countries: The Experience of China in the Past 40 Years since Reform and Opening Up by F. Haiting

“…And at the same time, political subculture interacts with the change of social structure and political system. There are six main types of political subculture in transforming countries: political subculture of countryside and peasants, workers and migrant workers, private entrepreneurs, bureaucrats and officials, middle class and network. …”
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