In his own latest book, States of Denial, Cohen remains resolutely rooted in the legacy of this past, paradigmatic in the diffusion of radical sociology in the 1970s.
In the diffusion of Shift s, we get a sense of the legacies of imperialism and global conflict, and the bitter changes in working conditions, yet there is an eery homogeneity about these willfully different perspectives.
Indeed, millennialism may have played an important role in the diffusion of new technology (e.g., Protestants and the printing press, new religious movements and the Internet).
His prospectus for the paper promised to "zealously enforce the principles of civil and religious liberty, warmly advocate the cause of reform, endeavour to assist in the diffusion of just principles of political economy, and support, without reference to the party from which they emanate, all serviceable measures".
These patterns both enable and constrain people's actions, which means that there are winners and losers in the diffusion of modern sports from Europe and North America to the rest of the world.
Information and communication pathways were not significant in the diffusion of terraces but were significant (P < 0.01) in the diffusion of ndivas and diversion canals.
Thus the government support plays a key role in the diffusion of irrigation cooperation.
Interaction with other agents at new locations helps in the diffusion of opinions (Algorithm 1).
Earlier work has demonstrated evidence of network effect in the diffusion of ERP software in industries.
The concept was integrated in the 'diffusion of innovation' theory [44], as acknowledged previously by Software Engineering scholars [45, 46], "one of the most distinctive problems in the diffusion of innovations is that the participants are usually quite heterophilous" [44].
This paper is a theoretical study to examine the roles of multiple peer effects in the diffusion of innovations.
