outlets showing how some people are forced to conform and try to negotiate their identities. This is an example of how ‘differences and inequalities are produced’ (Blakeley et al.‚ 2010 pg20). The Lisburn Road is seen very much as a shopping place for the more affluent person with many boutiques offering designer clothing
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Professional institutions play an important role in any economy‚ including the regulation of different professions which range from finance to medicine. According to Trevor Blakeley (2004)‚ professional institutions must recognise that their obligations to society take precedence over those to their individual members‚ setting standards of professional competence and integrity to be achieved and exercised by members‚ acknowledging the wide range of activities upon which members might be engaged upon
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Introducing the Social Sciences. https://learn2.open.ac.uk/mod/oucontent/view.php?id=620292§ion=2 http://www.socialinvestmentscotland.com/resources/case-studies/fraserburgh-development-trust-fdt/ Blakeley‚ G. and Staples‚ M. (2014) ‘The life and times of the street’‚ in Allen‚ J. And Blakeley‚ G. (eds) Understanding Social Lives‚ Part 1‚ Milton Keynes: The Open University Dey‚ Allan‚ G. (1986) “Old Fraserburgh”. P.Scrogie Ltd. The Open University 2014‚ Communities on the Street (Video). DD102
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Drawing on what you have learned from the Making Social Lives DVD and Learning Companion 1‚ describe some inequalities on City Road. ‘Inequality’ refers to the unequal distribution of valued social resources within a society or between societies (Blakeley et al‚ 2009‚ Page. 24). Throughout this essay I will be drawing from what I have learned from the study materials to describe some of the inequalities on City Road in Cardiff. I will be looking at the younger community compared with the elderly‚
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National Taiwan University Department of Business Administration Principle of Accounting: MID-Exam 1 (Problem) March 18 ‚ 2013 Student Major and Class (系級) Student Name Student Number Problem 1 (10 points‚ 2 point/each) 1. Which of the following is incorrect about the statement of cash flows? a. It is a fourth basic financial statement. b. It provides information
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able to determine what level of quality the purchase. References Blakeley‚ G. and Staples‚ M. “The life and times of the street” Blakeley‚ G. and Allen‚ J. Understanding Social Lives‚ part 1‚ The Open University The Open University (2014a) “The life and Times of the Street: part 1” [video]‚ DD102 Introducing the social sciences. Available at
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the country.” ‘The material world is also involved in shaping difference and equality. Difference in age can become an inequality when the buildings and streets are designed for those who find it easy to get around’ (Blakeley et al‚ 2009). This is also true for those who have physical disabilities. I have noticed that admission to some of the businesses can exclude the people who are less able. Unlike City Road which has wide pavements and easy access to shops‚ the businesses
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References: Blakeley‚ G. and Staples‚ M. (2014) ‘The life and times of the street’‚ in Allen‚ J. and Blakeley‚ G. (eds) (2014) Understanding Social Lives‚ Part 1‚ Milton Keynes: The Open University. The Open University (2014a) ‘The Life and Times of the street: Part 1’ [Video]‚ DD102 Introducing the social sciences
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Robson tell of sandwiches being made ‘for us special’ (‘Making Social Lives on City Road’‚ 2009‚ scene 3). The customers feel a sense of security in the Café. However‚ different places along City Road may seemingly appear to exclude older people. Blakeley et al states ‘Older people feel welcomed at Taste Buds Café while they may think that they would not feel as welcomed in the Pool Hall.’ (Blakely et al‚ 2009‚ page 26). The Pool Hall is used more by younger people but this is because it is designed
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inequalities in our society. After that I will summarize the examples and give you my opinion to what I have learned so far in this course. “Inequality refers to the unequal distribution of valued social resources within a society or between societies.“ (Blakeley et al.‚ 2012‚ page 24) These resources can either be money‚ time‚ education or different cultural backgrounds. You may think‚ that inequality is the same as differences‚ but in the social sciences these two terms are not the same. The term differences
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