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Computer, 2017
Computing technology has changed local culture and has been changed by it. The web extra at https://youtu.be/StKxA4SaplU is an audio recording of author David Alan Grier reading the first installment of his new Global Code column, in which he contemplates how computing technology has both changed and been changed by local culture--and what this might ...
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Computing technology has changed local culture and has been changed by it. The web extra at https://youtu.be/StKxA4SaplU is an audio recording of author David Alan Grier reading the first installment of his new Global Code column, in which he contemplates how computing technology has both changed and been changed by local culture--and what this might ...
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2013
In Wasambaa culture, people live collectively and support family members regardless of a disability. People in this culture believe that children with a disability are a gift from God, regardless of whether that is Muslim, Christian God. Nevertheless, negative beliefs existed in the past and still persist within the community.
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In Wasambaa culture, people live collectively and support family members regardless of a disability. People in this culture believe that children with a disability are a gift from God, regardless of whether that is Muslim, Christian God. Nevertheless, negative beliefs existed in the past and still persist within the community.
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Financial Management, 2015
I empirically investigate whether geographical variations in local culture, as proxied by local religion, affect dividend demand and corporate dividend policy for a large sample of US firms. Firms located in Protestant counties are more likely to be dividend payers, initiate dividends, and have higher dividend yields, while firms located in Catholic ...
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I empirically investigate whether geographical variations in local culture, as proxied by local religion, affect dividend demand and corporate dividend policy for a large sample of US firms. Firms located in Protestant counties are more likely to be dividend payers, initiate dividends, and have higher dividend yields, while firms located in Catholic ...
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The culture of local xenophobia
Social History, 2003This article tackles the subject of 'local xenophobia' in rural and cottage-industrial areas of England and Wales in the period c. 1700-1938. It argues that historians have neglected the historical record of such sentiments towards 'foreigners' from other parishes, and it suggests that these attitudes were so widespread in the countryside (and rural ...
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Culture Wars and City Politics, Revisited: Local Councils and the Australia Day Controversy
Urban Affairs Review, 2022Mark Chou, Rachel Busbridge
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Tasting a new culture: adjustment to a foreign culture through traditional local cuisine
Food, Culture & Society, 2023Erzsébet Malota
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