Sentence examples for dominant perspectives from inspiring English sources

Instead, two dominant perspectives towards stormwater management connect diverse stakeholder groups in Chicago: the Infrastructural Interventionist and the Institutional Interventionist.

One way of understanding this claim is methodological: thinking from subaltern standpoints is more fruitful than confining one's thinking to dominant perspectives.

This conflict brings together perhaps the two dominant perspectives in research ethics (Rachels 1999).

Oppenheimer not only criticized the then dominant perspectives on demographic change, she also presented an alternative.

Care was taken to identify evidence that diverged from the dominant perspectives.

Such emerging discussions regarding the utility of 'ethnicity' and how it is conceptualised and used within social policy, practice and research (as well as in public discourses more generally), together with the presently dominant perspectives of social constructivism and intersectionality within ethnicity scholarship have much to offer, as Torres (2015) suggests, to social gerontology.

By the end of the following decade, patch dynamics had emerged as a dominant perspective in ecology, having supplanted the equilibrium paradigm, which had been increasingly questioned.

The Díaz dialect has been described as Spanglish, but the term is inapt, both because it implies a dominant perspective that all his work energetically counters and because it fails to suggest the variety of vernaculars he can tap.

The dominant perspective on correspondence rules is that they interpret theoretical terms.

BSCs started as a strategic performance measurement system for balancing the dominant perspective on financial performance (Kaplan and Norton 1992).

Since the 1990s, the dominant perspective has been to explain segmentation as a result of labour market institutions.