Susan H. McFadden and John T. McFadden propose a radical reconstruction of our societal understanding of old age.
Similarly, in this work and in Communication and the Evolution of Society (1979), Habermas begins to develop a distinctive conception of rational reconstruction, which models societal development as a learning process.
Successful reclamation, as needed to satisfy today's societal demands, requires engineering, design, and purposeful reconstruction of the full mining disturbance, not just its surface, and control of waters leaving the mine site.
Based on the awareness that strong earthquakes force building reconstructions and changes in the individual and societal perception of seismic risk, we assume that the global vulnerability of Italian settlements increases with time since the last significant earthquake.
5, 6 Since patients are likely to use the Internet for research on breast reconstruction, it might be safer to refer them to societal or institutional sites (or educational modules such as the one proposed) with which we are familiar and that present information that we trust.
The reality is that extensive plans for postwar reconstruction were pursued, but they did not consider humanitarian and societal issues of any significance, focusing instead on maintaining the authoritarian structures of Saddam's brutal regime after his removal, while upgrading Iraq's oil infrastructure to benefit foreign investors.
"Blood Will Have Blood" (Heather Nathan) and "The Exorcism of Macbeth" (John Briggs) both explore how Macbeth was manifested as a rhetorical device for societal debate through political cartoons, the Astor Place riots, and the Reconstruction-era rallies of Frederick Douglass.
Today, societal fragmentation and dissolution of governments following social violence/wars adversely affect education systems (Mazawi 2008) with profound implications for post-conflict reconstruction (Ma 2008).
That's a societal thing".
