"Programmes like El Sistema have historically been reactionary, aiming to support the social status quo, discipline the poor, and produce docile, productive subjects for capitalism," Baker wrote in a recent essay.
In spite of the intentions of the Spanish to turn the Indians into good Christians and productive subjects of the king, the mission system brought with it social dislocation, cultural breakdown and epidemic disease.
Despite minimal sputum production, the prevalence of TB in this population trended towards higher than the sputum-productive subjects and the 60 day mortality rate of those TB+ was greater in the sputum-scarce group than the sputum productive patients.
The Rockefeller Foundation promoted rural development projects that deliberately sought to 'emancipate' the tradition-bound peasant, transforming him or her into a productive, enterprising subject.
This comparative approach has turned to be especially productive if subjects are studied under natural field conditions in which they have evolved.
Taken to be the most productive years, subjects in the age range 20 60 years were recruited in the study.
In this chapter, Kwon illustrates how programs aimed at youth targeted "poor, marginalized, immigrant, and ethnic youth" with the intention of molding them into productive citizen-subjects (27).
The many adult isoforms misregulated in the Ptbp2−/− embryos greatly expands earlier observations of exon 18 of the Dlg4 (PSD95) transcript, whose skipping generates a non-productive transcript subject to nonsense-mediated decay.
Globally, 25% of land is already degraded, and the remaining productive areas are subject to ever-greater competition from industrial and urban uses.
A big part of the belief behind LiveOps is that home based workers are happier, more productive and less subject to turnover than workers in traditional brick and mortar call centers.
