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Further, while little theorization is engaged in addressing issues of gender and class, their implicit presence in Hausa women's song may pique the interest of others.

Once theorization has begun, no clear rules exist to terminate the process.

Scumhead: One whose theorization of politics is founded on the non-Hegelian concept "scum."

It is the theorization of social embeddedness of markets, which is missing from relationship marketing theory that forms the most significant contribution of this research.

"Knowledge and technology transfer grid: empirical assessment"; "Are industries destined toward 'productivity paradox'?: an empirical case of Korea"; "Technological challenges--case study and theorization."

He was "astonished by the absence of theoretical reflection" on the subject (3), and found it necessary to make a "vast, open challenge" to argumentation scholars to "extend theorization of contemporary controversy" (8).

The theorization of traumata medical term that found figurative life in a century of mass destruction and persistent persecution--has proven a powerful explanatory tool across a range of disciplines.

The conversation is interlarded with family anecdotes, memories of the New York art world of the sixties and seventies, samples of Bernstein's poetry, theorization about classical music, dream narratives, etc.

Rofel then brings her rich analyses to bear upon the theorization of modernity, arguing for the need to read modernity as heterogeneous and to trace the dynamics of global-local encounters.

But if wisdom circles influenced by Persian thought gave birth to two-ways theorization in Israel (52, 56), how can Jer.

One of the main issues in multi-ethnic states which is still awaiting further exploration, research and theorization is: To what extent can democracy, in such societies, serve as a useful framework for abolishing or containing the various forms of a majority's domination -- political, cultural or socio-economic?