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Soviet 'Civic-Minded Women' in the 1930s: Gender, Class, and Industrialization in a Socialist Society
During the mid-1930s, the wives of Soviet industrial managers, engineers, and technicians began organizing into volunteer groups devoted to improving the living and working conditions at the factories where their husbands worked. Soviet historians generally have treated these obshchestvennitsy (civic-minded women, or female activists) as evidence of the social stratification that occurred during the Stalin era. But analysis of the socioeconomic context in which these women emerged suggests that this women's \"movement\" played an important part in resolving a variety of \"reproductive crises\" which had arisen as a result of the rapid industrialization campaign of the 1930s. By emphasizing the \"culturedness,\" or \"refinement\" (kul'turnost'), of these elite wives, the Soviet regime assigned the obshchestvennitsy a hegemonic role in defining the socialist culture of the future. This \"civilizing\" function of the wives' movement parallels philanthropic activities of bourgeois women during similar crises associated with industrialization of European nations and the United States.
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Social networking : big business on your computer
The book examines how social networking sites, such as Facebook, Twitter, and Google+, have become such a powerful presence and the impact they have had on our culture. Readers also learn why online privacy has become one of the most controversial issues.
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20 great career-building activities using Twitter
This book shows students how to use Twitter to their advantage, for creative expression, academics, research, reporting, college searches, or promoting a business. Twenty activities help readers create a portfolio and build a digital footprint that can open doors professionally, academically, and creatively.
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Using computer science in marketing careers
\"Today, successful business professionals require both business and technology skills. In the marketing industry, professionals with computer science skills can pursue many career opportunities, from planning a company's digital marketing strategy to managing their e-commerce platform to drive online sales. This insightful book examines careers that combine interests in computer science and marketing, highlighting different jobs, educational requirements, and job search tips. By reading profiles of real jobs in the marketing industry, readers can be inspired by the success stories of people who blend a passion for computer science with a career in marketing.\"--Publisher's description.
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20 great career-building activities using Facebook
This title guides readers through exercises to educate them on the limits and possibilities of sharing. Focusing on tools to build skills, it covers creating multimedia content and devising and strategizing for a marketable brand presence as an individual or on behalf of a business or organization, providing a step-by-step pathway to social media literacy and considering social media from a critical position while evaluating privacy, reputation, and appropriate content.
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20 great career-building activities using Instagram and Snapchat
Explains how to use Instagram and Snapchat to help build a career portfolio, presenting twenty activities to improve success.
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