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MIDDLE ANGLIA AND THE MIDDLE ANGLES
Midland History, 1973Abstract It is curious to find references to a kingdom of Middle Anglia still appearing in books on early English history. In most versions it is assumed that this kingdom developed out of some cohesive social grouping (‘tribe’) of Middle Angles. The inherent concept is a common explanation of the political development of early Saxon groups, and ...
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In the Middle of the Middle West
2003A rich and comprehensive collection of literary writings about the Midwest.
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BMJ, 2012
I am a third child. “The older child gets all the awards; the younger gets all the love,” runs the psychological profile of we attention seeking, forgotten middle children. So it is with class. The upper and working classes are socially exclusive because success and money or lack thereof are no key to admission: you must come from a specific background.
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I am a third child. “The older child gets all the awards; the younger gets all the love,” runs the psychological profile of we attention seeking, forgotten middle children. So it is with class. The upper and working classes are socially exclusive because success and money or lack thereof are no key to admission: you must come from a specific background.
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Stuck in the Middle: The middle Class in the Middle of the Wildness
2023The contribution investigates the imaginary underlying two new communities born between the 60s and the 70s: Parly 2 and Milano 2. Waving between difference and repetition, the developers build new residential complexes for the middle class multiplying their respective “mother cities”: Paris and Milan.
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Archive for Mathematical Logic, 2005
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Middle East or “Middle Earth”?
2022Abstract This concluding chapter extends the historical sociology of knowledge of the Middle East introduced at the beginning of the volume through a shift of perspective, from Western fictions of the region to alternative constructions developed within the purported East. This perspective links the Ottoman Empire and its legacy with pre–
Kieko Obuse, Armando Salvatore
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2020
This chapter analyzes a selection of mediation and conflict-prevention initiatives promoted by Middle Eastern middle powers since the 1980s. It begins by noting that behavioral approaches to middle power status consider systematic engagement in mediation and conflict prevention as one of the key traits of “middlepowerness,” and reflects on how the ...
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This chapter analyzes a selection of mediation and conflict-prevention initiatives promoted by Middle Eastern middle powers since the 1980s. It begins by noting that behavioral approaches to middle power status consider systematic engagement in mediation and conflict prevention as one of the key traits of “middlepowerness,” and reflects on how the ...
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The middle manager: Truly in the middle
New Directions for Student Services, 1991AbstractMany program managers in student affairs bring methods and values from their graduate training and entry‐level positions that do not adequately prepare them for the conflicting roles of middle management. Building alliances within a political perspective is an approach they can use to manage the dynamics of being caught in the middle and ...
Herman Ellis, Jim Moon
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Proceedings of the 17th annual ACM SIGUCCS conference on User Services, 1989
Cartoonist Sandra Boynton has captured in a single cartoon the dilemma faced by middle managers at all levels. The cartoon shows a bewildered, hapless cat standing between a large, pointing, barking dog on one side and a small, distraught yapping dog on the other.When you were promoted or promised promotion, you were probably not warned about all the ...
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Cartoonist Sandra Boynton has captured in a single cartoon the dilemma faced by middle managers at all levels. The cartoon shows a bewildered, hapless cat standing between a large, pointing, barking dog on one side and a small, distraught yapping dog on the other.When you were promoted or promised promotion, you were probably not warned about all the ...
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Hastings Center Report, 2006
I have always been embarrassed at being boringly centrist. On my bad days I have felt lacking in testosterone or intestinal fortitude. Many of my closest professional friends seem clearer in their minds than I feel. I pretend I'm Leon Kass, former chair of the President's Council on Bioethics, when I teach Jim Childress, a distinguished professor at ...
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I have always been embarrassed at being boringly centrist. On my bad days I have felt lacking in testosterone or intestinal fortitude. Many of my closest professional friends seem clearer in their minds than I feel. I pretend I'm Leon Kass, former chair of the President's Council on Bioethics, when I teach Jim Childress, a distinguished professor at ...
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