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Baptiste Coulmont

Baptiste Coulmont
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Une heure de peine... Philippe Liotard's blog - Corps, culture, éducation List of rampage killers This is a partial list of rampage killings. It is further divided into several subsections. This list shall contain every case with at least one of the following features: Rampage killings with six or more dead (excluding the perpetrator)Rampage killings with at least four people killed and a double digit number of victims (dead plus injured)Rampage killings with at least a dozen victims (dead plus injured) In the tables that follow, the "W" column indicates the weapon, or weapons, used. Africa and the Middle East[edit] Only the first 15 entries are shown here. This section contains cases that occurred in Africa and the Middle East. Americas[edit] Only the first 15 entries are shown here. This section contains cases that occurred in the Americas. Not included are school massacres, workplace killings, hate crimes or familicides, which form their own categories. Asia[edit] Only the first 15 entries are shown here. This section contains cases that occurred in Asia. Europe[edit] Grenade amok[edit]

Facescoop Moving Up The Academic Ladder Academic research careers consist of a succession of ranks within a fairly predictable time frame. There are some steps researchers can take to make sure that this progression goes as planned. By Laura Bonetta Most individuals who obtain Ph.D.s in the life sciences have set their sights on an academic research career. In reality, only a minority of Ph.D.s actually end up in academic research careers. While the names of the positions and the degree of job stability associated with each one may vary in different countries, in general, climbing from one step to the next is dependent upon research accomplishments as well as, to varying degrees, other activities including teaching and administrative tasks. Each researcher finds his or her way of fulfilling the requirements for promotion, but when senior scientists are asked about their approach some common themes emerge. In The Driver's Seat Credit: Wesleyan University Manju Hingorani Giacomo Cavilli Tenure Pressure Research First Becoming a Teacher

Blog de Joël Gombin "La bande est un outil de compensation sociale Marwan Mohammed est sociologue, chargé de recherche au CNRS depuis 2009. Auteur de "La Formation des bandes" (1), il décrypte pour nous, à partir d’une étude menée pendant plusieurs années dans le quartier des Hautes-Noues à Villiers-sur-Marne (Val-de-Marne), les interactions qui existent entre l’école, la famille et la rue dans la composition des bandes de jeunes. Son dernier ouvrage collectif vient de paraître : " Les sorties de délinquance", aux éditions La Découverte. Que signifie précisément le terme de «bandes» ? Marwan Mohammed. Ces jeunes se reconnaissent-ils dans ce terme ? Marwan Mohammed. Quelles sont ces compensations sociales ? Marwan Mohammed. Vous avez pu étudier les enjeux intrafamiliaux. Marwan Mohammed. Vous dites que la bande a aussi une fonction symbolique de reconnaissance… Marwan Mohammed. Ces jeunes sont-ils révoltés et ont-ils une conscience politique ? Marwan Mohammed. Votre ouvrage s’intéresse à ce moment crucial qui fait basculer les jeunes dans les bandes.

SOCIAL FACTORS SHAPING PERCEPTION AND DECISION-MAKING Elsewhere we examined several great tensions shaping the human condition: the role of nature versus nurture in shaping humans' social fates and the tensions between the needs of individuals' and the needs of their social systems. The relative importance of these tensions--and relative potency of one force versus the other--has produced great divides in social psychological theories. Another issue generating a major schism involves the workings of the human psyche, whether individuals' decision-makings are more-or-less rational (or, perhaps are determined by some universally uniform neural brain design) or whether they are shaped by uncontrollable sociocultural (external) or emotional (internal) forces. Here, the intent is to stress the socio-cultural component of consciousness and thought. The idea that "true" reality is never truly graspable by humans' sensory and cognitive equipment goes back at least to the works of Plato. Consider the social construction of sensory distinctions.

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