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Electronic social fields in bureaucracies

Communications of the ACM, 1991
Advanced computer tools designed to facilitate collaboration in a common task or across functions have had a remarkably disappointing record of diffusion and adoption [16]. Technologies that are unresponsive to users needs will not find their markets.
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Social Medicine as a Field for Social Research

American Journal of Sociology, 1938
The oldest of the professions and the youngest of the sciences have become interdependent without knowing it. The dependence of medicine upon the physical and biological sciences has long been recognized. Early in the twentieth century psychology and medicine began to interpenetrate more than ever before.
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Social Fields and Social Forces

1995
From physics we know that nothing changes if there is no force at work. Conversely, the effect of a force is characterized by a change of the state of a system. Similar relations hold in connection with human behaviour. An individual will not change his/her behaviour if he/she is satisfied with his/her situation, i.e. if there is no reason for a change
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Isabel: Social Field, Psychological Field, and Narrative Field

Psychoanalytic Inquiry, 2013
The main point of this article is the recognition that the patient doesn't create a field only with the analyst, but also with other important people, with his work place, and with some Self-Objects. The analyst may perceive how the patient's moods, feelings, and self-esteem change when entering each of these different fields.
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Fields, Logics, and Social Movements: Prison Abolition and the Social Justice Field*

Sociological Inquiry, 2012
This essay argues that field analyses of social movements can be improved by incorporating more insights from Pierre Bourdieu. In particular, Bourdieu’s concepts of logic, symbolic capital, illusio, and doxa can enrich social movement scholarship by enabling scholars to identify new objects of study, connect organizational‐ and individual‐level effects,
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Organizational Socialization: A Field Study into Socialization Success and Rate

International Journal of Selection and Assessment, 2005
The last decade has witnessed a resurgence of organizational socialization research. However, a critical question has been neglected: Is there a common underlying pattern to organizational socialization? We investigated newcomer learning, job satisfaction and intent to quit as common indicators of socialization, in research with 222 newcomers at two ...
Cooper-Thomas, H., Anderson, N.R.
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The Community as A Social Field

Social Forces, 1970
A field concept of social organization is proposed as an alternative to systems theory with special reference to the case of the community. Field notions in physics, biology, and psychology are shown to reflect a view of reality as emergent and dynamic. The concept of the field is distinguished from the method of field analysis.
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The Field of Social Reproduction

This chapter shifts the attention to the realm of workers’ social reproduction to understand the power of labour mobility. The authors draw from research on dormitory labour regimes and on feminist approaches to transnational migration to establish migration itself as a strategy of social reproduction, but also of labour subsumption.
Gabriella Alberti, Devi Sacchetto
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The Field of Social Psychology

The Journal of Psychology, 1942
(1942). The Field of Social Psychology. The Journal of Psychology: Vol. 13, No. 1, pp. 21-29.
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Social determinants of health and US cancer screening interventions: A systematic review

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023
Ariella Korn
exaly