Titlebook: Hidden Assets; Harnessing the Power Charles Ehin Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004 Change.Leadership.development.inno

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rld. However, the best known of the Fayum primates—., and .— occur near the top of the 340m-deep Jebel Qatrani Formation (Simons, 1965, 1967, 1974, 1987; Kay, 1977; Fleagle and Simons, 1978, 1982a,b; Gebo and Simons, 1987; Kay ., 1981; Fleagle and Kay, 1983, 1985, 1987). Fossil primates millions of

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se repositories, however, have different methods and goals for curating digital data. With increasing pressure from granting agencies to create a data management plan, archaeologists and anthropologists looking to curate their data must navigate between these different offerings and select the best

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here of pink sofas, white and pink wallpaper, and the space-filling palm tree in the salon’s waiting room. While I waited for my interview appointment with Angelica, I could hear the exchange that was taking place between her and her client behind the provisional walls of the treatment cabin at the

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s eligible to be cared for are constitutive in understanding the organization of society. While care can be understood as a constant social practice, the presence or absence of care is noticed especially in times of vulnerability and need. A crisis, whether it occurs at the individual level, in soci

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abor and on affects, or what in earlier debates were called the authenticity and inauthenticity of feelings (cf. Hochschild 2003a). It has been argued that care and domestic work are naturalized as female and are often taken for granted by both family members and the state, thereby devaluating such

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on the intersection of work, gender, ethnicity, affect, and mobility regimes. In anthropology and sociology, in political science, psychology, gender studies, education, gerontology, disability studies, and nursing studies, care is a relevant and timely tool for examining the multiple dimensions of

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ughter, Cintia. Because of her job as a home-based caregiver for the elderly she was unable to care for her daughter and decided to send her to Peru, where she was taken care of by Maribel’s sister Carmen and their mother until being reunited with Maribel at the age of six. In the meantime, Maribel