It is clear that roadside zoos need a major overhaul if they are going to reflect the broader social values about animals in captivity.
By that, he means that graduate students should be given the opportunity to explore the values and expectations inherent to their specific fields and to consider whether these are consistent or in conflict with broader social values.
The values expressed by participants in this study echo the broader Canadian social values in relation to healthcare of a collective and caring responsibility for all citizens [ 20].
This can help in targeting climate change policies and communication more effectively, so that climate change initiatives can not only address climate change but also achieve the broader social benefits people value.
If we use the broader, social measure of value, producer surplus, ecotourism is the single most valuable use of rainforest in Tambopata, because of the high fixed costs inherent in running a tourism operation, which benefit the local economy via wages and spending [1].
Set up by Berners Lee and Sir Nigel Shadbolt (who was also at the hack), its role is to examine the broader economic, environmental and social value of data, and help inform public policy.
Instead of seeing parks as cash cows, he argues, they should value their broader social and environmental benefits.
And Paulina's story could portend a broader shift in social values in Mexico if the PAN takes power from the strongly secular Institutional Revolutionary Party, the PRI, which has controlled the country for seven decades.
I'd like more money … We'd all like that but what is necessary is the inner discipline that says, no, that's not the appropriate way of thinking, behaving, working, living". In a lecture covering a wide range of issues relating to the banking industry, Welby called on banks to take a broader approach to social values.
The school is part of a broader social context, reflecting the standards, values and culture of the society (Bronfenbrenner, 1979).
