• [Lexicoder] Lexicoder – Java-based, multi-platform software for automated content analysis of text. Lexicoder has been developed at the Media Observatory at the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada by Lori Young and Stuart Soroka, and programmed by Mark Daku.

  The software is still under development, but a current version is available – for academic use only – here. Additions and revisions will also be released here as they become available. This website also includes links to research based on data generated in Lexicoder, and links to other resources for automated content analysis. software free metodologia methodology qualitative

• [Scientific Microblog | Sciencefeed] Sciencefeed is science – as it happens – communicated through a microblog platform. Conceptualized and designed by scientists, it is a bridge between online scientific networking platforms, scientific databases, and the wider online science community. science community research twitter social web2.0 socialmedia socialnetworks ciencia tools
• [Many Eyes: Mauricio Serafim's page] Many Eyes is a bet on the power of human visual intelligence to find patterns. Our goal is to "democratize" visualization and to enable a new social kind of data analysis. tools research visualisation
• [Center for the Study of Economy & Society (CSES)] In recognition of the excellence of economic sociology at Cornell, the University established the Center for the Study of Economy and Society in 2001. Named after Max Weber's influential book Economy and Society, the Center's mission is to extend the core ideas and insights pioneered by Weber in a new institutionalist approach to the study of economy, society, and polity. CSES focuses on supporting advances in theory and research on institutions, organizations, networks, norms, beliefs, and rationality in the study of economy and society. Based in the Department of Sociology in the College of Arts and Sciences, CSES also draws on the talents of leading figures from other disciplines and colleges across the University who participate as advisory committee members, speakers for events, collaborators in research, and contributors to the Center's working groups. socecn sociology artigos research pesquisa
• [Mark A Chaves, Professor of Sociology, Religion, and Divinity- Duke University] Professor Chaves specializes in the sociology of religion. Most of his research is on the social organization of religion in the United States. Among other projects, he directs the National Congregations Study (NCS), a wide-ranging survey of a nationally representative sample of religious congregations. Results from the 1998 NCS have helped us to better understand many aspects of congregational life in the United States. Data collection for Wave II of the NCS recently has been completed. He also has studied conflicts over women's ordination, and he currently is examining recent trends in religious belief and practice in the United States. sociology religiao religion pesquisa autores research
• [SSRN-The Relevance of Deweyan Inquiry to Teaching Social Science Research Methods by Shane Ralston] The Relevance of Deweyan Inquiry to Teaching Social Science Research Methods research pesquisa pragmatismo metodologia methodology sociology
• [SSRN-The Relevance of Deweyan Inquiry to Teaching Social Science Research Methods by Shane Ralston] The Relevance of Deweyan Inquiry to Teaching Social Science Research Methods research pesquisa pragmatismo metodologia methodology sociology
• [Understanding participation: A literature review — Pathways Through Participation] The review brings together different bodies of literature on participation, including literature on community development, volunteering, public participation, social movements, everyday politics and ethical consumption. It looks at the historical and current drivers of participation, the activities and actors of participation and different theoretical approaches that contribute to a better understanding of participation. It closes with our emerging ‘participation framework’ that we aim to further develop and refine in the subsequent stages of the project. engagement research icolabora colaboracao collaboration coproducao community comunidade
• [Democratia.org - Vote nos projetos do legislativo e conheça as atividades dos seus deputados e senadores] O Democratia.org destina-se a ajudar os cidadãos a entender melhor a Democracia. Aqui você poderá conectar-se com os seus representantes (Deputados e Senadores), votar e promover uma legislação em particular. icolabora gov2.0 governo government government2.0 sociedade
• [Immanent transcendence in Georg Simmel's sociology of religion -- Vandenberghe 10 (1): 5 -- Journal of Classical Sociology] This article presents a systematic reconstruction of Georg Simmel’s sociology of religion. Following the development of his sociology of religion, it successively analyses religion as a form of interaction, as a symbolic form and as a personal form. The main argument is that all of Simmel’s writings are metaphysical and that religion is only one form among others that gathers the fragments of existence into a unified totality. Religiosity is the central category of Simmel’s writings on religion. It ‘detranscendentalizes’ religion and locates its conditions of possibility within the aspirations of wholeness of the soul. religiao religion simmel sociology artigos

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• [A special report on social networking: A world of connections | The Economist] Revista The Economista dedica seu dossiê às redes sociais. socialmedia facebook twitter web2.0 socialnetworks
• [SpringerLink - Journal Article] What is Phenomenological Sociology Again? sociology artigos
• [Modern Business Ethics Research: Concepts, Theories, and Relationships - Springer Journal Article] The main purpose of this study is to explore and map the intellectual structure of business ethics studies during 1997–2006 by analyzing 85,000 cited references of 3,059 articles from three business ethics related journals in SSCI and SCI databases. In this article, co-citation analysis and social network analysis techniques are used to research intellectual structure of the business ethics literature. We are able to identify the important publications and the influential scholars as well as the correlations among these publications by analyzing citation and co-citation. Three factors emerged in this study are: (1) ethical/unethical decision making, (2) corporate governance and firm performance, and (3) ethical principles and code of conduct. etica business artigos
• [Corporate Social Responsibility in the Blogosphere - Springer Journal Article] This paper uses social network analysis to examine the interaction between corporate blogs devoted to sustainability issues and the blogosphere, a clustered online network of collaborative actors. By analyzing the structural embeddedness of a prototypical blog in a virtual community, we show the potential of online platforms to document corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities and to engage with an increasingly socially and ecologically aware stakeholder base. The results of this study show that stakeholder involvement via sustainability blogs is a valuable new practice for CSR communications and stakeholder engagement. It also opens new horizons for communicating CSR issues to key constituencies online. respsocial_microcredito responsabilidade artigos blog
• [La Finanza Islamica] Primeiro blog italiano sobre finanças islâmicas. religiao religion economia-religiao islamismo economia economics
• [Economia e finanza islamica] Apresentação sobre a relação entre economia e finança islâmica (em italiano). economia economics economia-religiao system:filetype:pdf system:media:document
• [OpenMuni - Cataloging case studies, best practices, and standards for open governance, open data, and open source on the local municipal level] OpenMuni is a resource to spread knowledge on how localities can better provide open channels of information to improve quality of life, increase civic engagement, and make local government more effective. The website will be much like an encyclopedia documenting best-practices and open standards for file formats, APIs, open source software, and supporting policies and licenses that are pertinent to the municipal level. Furthermore, there will be case-studies documenting the process of opening-up city agencies and building closer partnerships with their constituents and software developers. gov2.0 government governo government2.0 admpublica icolabora crowdsourcing
• [The Challenge of Co-Production] Co-production as a new way of thinking about public services has the potential to deliver a major shift in the way we provide health, education, policing and other services, in ways that make them much more effective, more efficient, and so more sustainable. This paper provides the basis for both a better understanding and a stronger evidence base for co-production. collaboration icolabora coproducao politicaspublicas
• [A new perspective on the genealogy of collective action through the history of religious organizations -- de Vaujany 5 (1): 65 -- Management & Organizational History] This article puts forwards a ‘reorientationist’ perspective about the genealogy of collective action and artefacts deployed for its orientation. It draws on the history of religion and religious organizations as elaborated by several promoters of the so-called ‘new histor y’ in France.These historians (mainly medievalist) can be helpful in writing a different genealogy of contemporary models of collective action (i.e. ways of reaching a goal together) and their institutional context in western countries.They can also facilitate a critical understanding of long-range organizational dynamics. artigos orgtheory organization organizational_theory religiao religion acaocoletiva
• [Lost in translation: Bringing Hirschman's concept of voice back into the spirit of capitalism -- Christiansen 5 (1): 19 -- Management & Organizational History] The New Spirit of Capitalism relied heavily upon the theory of organizational decline and the concepts of exit and voice developed by Albert O. Hirschman in his seminal essay, Exit, Voice, and Loyalty from 1970. As a result, capitalism and its spirit were thought within an organizational paradigm. However, the integration of Hirschman’s theory was not unproblematic, since voice was excluded from the level of organizations, resulting in a failure to account for internal critique. By revisiting Hirschman’s theory, the context in which it developed, and by juxtaposing this with the theory of The New Spirit of Capitalism, it is argued that the spatial metaphors of ‘inside’ and ‘outside’ of capitalism should be revised, along with a revision of the analogy between capitalism and an organization. Ultimately, critique always comes from ‘within’. artigos orgtheory organization organizational_theory capitalismo

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