Sentence examples for models of society from inspiring English sources

It's no wonder that Darwinian models of society are so popular these days.

The issue of the connection between social models of society and scientific methodology might have been encouraged by the social and political turmoils of the first half of the twentieth century.

Eisler introduced the terms partnership and dominator via her Cultural Transformation theory, which proposed that "underlying the great surface diversity of human culture are two basic models of society".

"Recently Riane Eisler in her important revisioning of history, The Chalice and the Blade, has advanced the important notion of "partnership" models of society being in competition and oppressed by "dominator" forms of social organization.

We started to think that maybe there was something wrong with society - the lack of social bonds, the inability to act collectively, and of course the lack of thinking about different models of society.

The constitution should enshrine "a European model of society"—meaning more, not less, social legislation.

Similarly, a model of society would not aim to simulate in detail every human being on the planet.

This campaign -- often portrayed as the defense of a cohesive European model of society against a fragmented American "multicultural" model -- crosses party lines.

Last year, he collaborated with David Bahr, a physicist at Regis University in Denver, to construct a computer model of society that replicates the way obesity spreads.

A corollary of Dewey's belief is that, if children are exposed in school to an authoritarian model of society, that is the kind of society in which they may prefer to live.

The people of Europe must learn that they can only preserve their welfare-state model of society and the diversity of their nation-state cultures by joining forces and working together.