International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences

Volume 1, Issue 2

Published by The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences

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Issue: Electronic $US25.00
Issue: Print $US200.00

International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, Volume 1. Issue: Electronic (PDF File; 4.446MB). Issue: Print (Hardback).

Articles:
• Young Australians and their Identification with Australia pp.1-14
• The Educational Dilemma in a Globalized World pp.15-22
• Think Manager – Think (Fe)Male: A South African Perspective pp.23-34
• From Finishing School to Feminist Academy: The Impact of the Changing Social Construction of Gender on Education in a Private Girls’ School in Western Australia 1945 – 1997 pp.35-46
• The Implications of An Aging Population Structure pp.47-58
• Family 'Capitals' and Student Expectations pp.59-68
• Health Care System Reform and Senior Nurse Managers: Marginalisation as a Factor Contributing to the Nursing Crisis pp.69-72
• Social Networks Created by New Technologies: Perspectives from Art and Architecture pp.73-78
• Organization Culture in Academic Medical Centers pp.79-84
• Masculinity as Moments of Becoming pp.85-92
• Historicism and Anti-Colonialism in Singapore pp.93-100
• Modernity-Postmodernity in Puerto Rico: Consumer Culture and Paradigmatic Crisis pp.101-110
• New Racism and Inter-group Attributions within a Contemporary Indigenous Australian Context: Old Wines in New Bottles? pp.111-120
• Parental and Marital Roles, Career Aspirations and Attitudes towards Marriage Among Young Women in Greece pp.121-130
• Neuroscience and Society pp.131-140
• Higher Education in Scotland: Experiences In Developing An Interdisciplinary Social Science Curriculum pp.141-148
• Markers of Evil: The Identification & Prevention of Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing pp.149-158
• Mugu.com: Knowledge, Trust and Deceit in Computer Mediated Interactions pp.159-168
• Obesity, Stigma and Quality of Life pp.169-178
• The Transnational Negotiation of Criteria in a Fair Trade Partnership: The Perspectives on Organized Producers and Solidarity pp.179-190

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