Titlebook: Robotik; Perspektiven für men Thomas Christaller,Michael Decker,Dieter Sturma Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Arbeit.Autom

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-industrial societies that stress well being and quality of life more than economic security. There is a brief coverage of three very recent theoretical articles each of which examined both biological and sociological theories of sexuality. The possibility of joint sociological and biological theori

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Thomas Christaller,Michael Decker,M. Joachim Gilsbach,Gerd Hirzinger,Karl W. Lauterbach,Erich Schweiratic control of the armed forces, military culture, professional training, conditions and problemsof minorities in the armed forces, an examination of the structural change within the military over the years including new duties and functions following the Cold War. 

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Thomas Christaller,Michael Decker,M. Joachim Gilsbach,Gerd Hirzinger,Karl W. Lauterbach,Erich Schweiforces will increasingly be used to supplement the active forces on these missions, thus making separation a more common characteristic of service in the reserve components as well. At the same time, the armed forces, which have in past years assumed more responsibility for the well-being of the fam

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heories, so that we have a positivistic explanation of the role of the military as a basic feature of the human society since its origins-as in Comte-or an evolutionary consideration of the military structure as a first stage in the society evolution-as in Spencer. Both Comte and Spencer consider th

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Thomas Christaller,Michael Decker,M. Joachim Gilsbach,Gerd Hirzinger,Karl W. Lauterbach,Erich Schweiharacteristic of a special sociology. Since the forerunners such as Comte and Spencer the sociological classic thought took the military and the phenomenon of war among the first studies commonly considered as “sociological”. Later on, in the twentieth century, sociology applied to the military demo