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,Übungsaufgaben zu ausgewählten Themen, time and agriculture is a useful lens through which to view this change. Subsequently, there has been a fundamental and related shift in the orientation of the lifeworld of farmers in the Goolhi district that has had significant and complex effects. This book explores exactly what these effects are

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-05745-2nacted at Goolhi. The direct consequences of state power and policy directives upon local lived experience are clearly demonstrated as competing understandings of land and of plausible cultural identities are invoked in the landscape. It involves the first-hand account of a local indigenous woman whose family was removed from the land at Goolhi.

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,Übungsaufgaben zu ausgewählten Themen, and what this might tell us about the relationship between the social and the individual, the cultural and the material. It contributes a detailed empirical example of the impacts of the role of the state and how changes in macro-social settings deeply impact upon the conditions of possibility of the lifeworld.

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Book 2021ng and agriculture. It provides a rich sociology of how living on the land has changed throughout Australia’s history. The book investigates the complex effects of the state on everyday life, using an historical agricultural case study of place to explore long-running sociohistorical processes of ch

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Zufallsvariablen, Verteilungen,al Australia. A recognition of the historicity of social processes demonstrates that social action is best uncovered through a comparative-historical method that ‘places’ action within its long sociohistorical context, alongside in-depth accounts of lived experience of place.

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Zufallsvariablen, Verteilungen,ok as a response to calls for research into the actual processes of change and highlights the key understandings of interpretive economic sociology as a way of understanding the relationship between macro- and micro-contexts.