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Learning in the New Brunswick workplace: a qualitative analysis of small business employers
Learning in the New Brunswick workplace: a qualitative analysis of small business employers
Author(s):
McEachern-Caputo
Discipline:
Sociology
Discipline:
Sociology
Date:
2015
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
Workplace learning is a complex concept to understand and to define. The use of interchangeable terms, the inconsistency...
Where is all the talent? A study of the migratory patterns of post-secondary graduates in New Brunswick
Where is all the talent? A study of the migratory patterns of post-secondary graduates in New Brunswick
Author(s):
Calhoun
Discipline:
Sociology
Discipline:
Sociology
Date:
2013
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
The migration of human capital impacts several aspects of the demographic composition of the Canadian Provinces. Moreover,...
"It's not easy to ask for food" - Stigmatizing attitudes and the community food centre: a New Brunswick case study
"It's not easy to ask for food" - Stigmatizing attitudes and the community food centre: a New Brunswick case study
Author(s):
Riddoch
Discipline:
Sociology
Discipline:
Sociology
Date:
2017
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
Food insecurity affects an estimated four million Canadians annually. The current responses to food insecurity are largely...
"Aduh, Biyung!" ("Ouch Mother!"): the impacts of gender roles on motivations and management strategies of jamu entrepreneurs in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
"Aduh, Biyung!" ("Ouch Mother!"): the impacts of gender roles on motivations and management strategies of jamu entrepreneurs in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Author(s):
Szuter
Discipline:
Sociology
Discipline:
Sociology
Date:
2015
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
Gender entrepreneurship research rarely focuses on women entrepreneurs of traditional medicine. This thesis analyzes how...
“He was taught that by purity culture”: sexual purity codes and attitudes toward sexual assault among evangelical young adults
“He was taught that by purity culture”: sexual purity codes and attitudes toward sexual assault among evangelical young adults
Author(s):
Robinson
Discipline:
Sociology
Discipline:
Sociology
Date:
2020
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
Challenging harmful attitudes toward sexual assault, such as rape myths and victim blame, is an important part of dismantling...
The nexus of right-wing extremism and the Canadian Armed Forces
The nexus of right-wing extremism and the Canadian Armed Forces
Author(s):
Perry
Discipline:
Sociology
Discipline:
Sociology
Date:
2021
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
Since 2016, there have been several high-profile Canadian incidents that have linked members of the Canadian Armed Forces ...
No business in the closet: investigating the strategies and experiences of gender and sexual minority entrepreneurs
No business in the closet: investigating the strategies and experiences of gender and sexual minority entrepreneurs
Author(s):
Willar
Discipline:
Sociology
Discipline:
Sociology
Date:
2019
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
L(esbian), G(ay), B(isexual), T(ransgender), Q(ueer), I(ntersexual), 2(-spirited), and + (other gender and sexual minorities)...
Is there potential in the use of autism registries? experiences and perceptions from the autism community
Is there potential in the use of autism registries?: experiences and perceptions from the autism community
Author(s):
Wark
Discipline:
Sociology
Discipline:
Sociology
Date:
2021
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
This research focussed on autists and the autism community’s interactions with law enforcement officers (LEO) and how those...
A gendered approach to exploring the social connections of misogynist terrorists
A gendered approach to exploring the social connections of misogynist terrorists
Author(s):
Trofimuk
Discipline:
Sociology
Discipline:
Sociology
Date:
2021
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
Academics and security forces alike have highlighted a recent increase in acts of mass violence based in misogyny. In...
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