2017
DOI: 10.1007/s12208-017-0190-2
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License to bully: rites of passage in higher education

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“…Product durability, including its production methods, sourcing, material design, and repairability, are connoted with sustainability (Gossen et al, 2019 ). Some researchers consider a purposeful adaptation of the marketing mix to social marketing, an operational approach to promote change in society (da Silva et al, 2018 ; Gordon, 2012 ; Hall, 2016 ) and uncover new applications and changes to the commercial orientation (Levit & Cismaru, 2020 ; Wymer, 2021 ). Others critically analyze the role of marketing and marketing systems in society.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Product durability, including its production methods, sourcing, material design, and repairability, are connoted with sustainability (Gossen et al, 2019 ). Some researchers consider a purposeful adaptation of the marketing mix to social marketing, an operational approach to promote change in society (da Silva et al, 2018 ; Gordon, 2012 ; Hall, 2016 ) and uncover new applications and changes to the commercial orientation (Levit & Cismaru, 2020 ; Wymer, 2021 ). Others critically analyze the role of marketing and marketing systems in society.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, bullying in higher education institutions is the least studied of all the educational stages. It can even be considered an under-researched issue [70][71][72][73][74]. The reasons for this striking fact are under discussion.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Es sabido que en muchos grupos humanos y culturas se practican ritos de iniciacion en la actualidad, así como se sabe también que muchos grupos practican estos ritos con otros fines: pandillas callejeras para el ingreso y aceptación de miembros como forma de generar confianza interna (Molidor, 1996 ), (Winfree, 1992); fraternidades y grupos estudiantiles informales, para asegurar la permanencia en el grupo (Pe jak, 2019 ), (da Silva, Farhangmehr, & Jalali, 2018); en cursos de párvulos por parte de sus docentes para promover la socialización de los niños (Kirschner & Tomasello, 2010); grupos étnicos y culturales, como rituales de fertilidad y bienvenida (Gerrits, 1997 ) (Meyers, 2000 ), entre otros.…”
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