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About dr. Cristina Carpinelli
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Expertise
Cristina Carpinelli is a politolog. She deals with research works, from economic and social point of view, concerning Central-Est Europe (Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland), South-Est Europe (Bulgaria, Romania, balkan Countries), Russia and all Former Soviet Union Countries. Recently, She has also become an expert on gender issues in Countries mentioned above. She can't answer the questions relative to other geo-economic and political areas or about other questions outside her competence/knowledge. She lives and works in Milan (Italy).

Experience
Cristina Carpinelli wrote many articles and essays on the Ussr and on the transition of the Fsu from a planned economic system to a free market one. She wrote also some books. Now, She is collaborating with some magazines/reviews (The Calendar of People, Slavia, Cassandra, Marxism today ecc.).

Organizations
She is a member of Scientific Committee of Cespi (International Problems Study Center) of Milan (Italy)- www.cespi-ong.org. She is also a fixed collaborator of the Italian Monthly Magazine "Noidonne" (Wewomen) and a editorial staff member of "Gramsci oggi" (Gramsci today) magazine on-line.

Publications
“Soviet society in the years of the perestrojka”, New Authors, Milan 1991; "Women and family in Soviet Russia", F. Angeli, Milan 1998; "Identities in Transition: Fsu Countries after the Collapse of Real Socialism", Cespi, February 2004; "Women and poverty in Russia under El’cin administration (the era of liberal transition)", F. Angeli, Milan 2004; "The contradictions of real socialism in Soviet Union" in 'Marxism Today' n.2/2007; "The Russia in pieces" (Achab, Verona 2008); Forthcoming book: "The Enlargement of Europe to the Eastern European Countries" (2010).

Education/Credentials
Cristina Carpinelli graduated during the academic year 1983/84 with the thesis "The process of demografic ageing of the population in Soviet Union" - State University of Milan - Faculty of Political Sciences (Statistics Department). The thesis of degree was elaborated in the Ussr, at the State University Lomonosov of Moscow. For a more detailed professional profile of Cristina Carpinelli, you can connected to: http://www.beepworld.it/members/criliberoit/curriculumenglish.htm

   

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''case study report''11/16/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: I am a student of Osmainia Uiversity, India. And I am assigned to conduct a case study and write a ...
  A: 1) "Jack" http://managementhelp.org/evaluatn/smplcase.htm http://208.42.83.77/evaluatn/smplcase.htm ...
Interactionalist perspective11/14/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: I'm doing a sociology project where i have to relate my topic of rural alcohol abuse vs. urban ...
  A: I'll give you just some ideas for reflection with the understanding, however, that the issue is much ...
Bureaucracy11/2/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: Compare and contrast between bureaucracy in school and any social institution
  A: I will use what I believe the right approach to answer your question. Bureaucracy can be described ...
two questions...thanks in advance10/27/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: Sociology stresses the relativity of deviance, but most people in society regard deviant behavior as ...
  A: 1) Deviance is commonly any act or conduct of a person or group that violates social and cultural ...
assignment10/23/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: 3.What do you understand by the term marginalized groups? Explain answer 250 words
  A: I answer here two questions because I lost the first about globalization. Excuse me, please. About ...
Karl Marx10/22/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: I was wondering do you know anything about Karl Marx, and his theories? Im currently undertaking a ...
  A: What made Karl Marx so very important? At the cornerstone of his thinking is the concept of the ...
Karl Marx and Emile Durkheim as structuralists10/21/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: Why are Karl Marx and Emile Durkheim considered to be Structuralists?
  A: For Durkheim, society is a living independent being. The social phenomena must be analyzed with a ...
relationship of sociology10/20/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: relationship between sociology and economics relationship between sociology and anthropology ...
  A: Relationship between sociology and economics: it tends to trace the explanation of economic ...
assignment10/19/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: "1.Are we witnessing an increase in the Digital-Divide?Discuss in the light of your own observations ...
  A: We live in a digital age where it is assumed that all people - a new generation targeted to consume ...
assignment10/15/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: 5. Have we made any progress on the environmental question after the Rio Summit? Explain
  A: Earth Summit in Rio outlined a positive global vision for a sustainable future. But still ...
assignment10/15/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: 4. Why is Human Security becoming so importent?Explain your own words
  A: Because there is an increasing number of wars, genocides and human rights abuse since roughly the ...
assignment10/15/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: 3. Has India successfully integrated with the global economy? Explain in your own Words.
  A: India’s progress in global economic integration has been modest and its level of integration remains ...
assignment10/15/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: 1.How will you study the society in India? Explain your own words
  A: I’d study Indian society by placing it in the wider framework of historical policy of the country: ...
sociology10/11/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: what dose cultural relativism?
  A: Cultural relativism is the view that all beliefs are equally valid and that truth itself is ...
Culture evolution10/10/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: I would like to know, as an expert, are you familiar with Eric Wolf's article called Fur Trade and ...
  A: First, the theory of cultural evolution advocated by Leslie White is very different from that ...
sociology10/7/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: does social structures dominate over individual action? i am pursuing sociology so i only know of ...
  A: The debate surrounding the influence of structure on human thought and behavior is one of the ...
socialisation cost theory9/29/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: well iam a social scientist engaged in behavioural research in india and i have observed and ...
  A: I agree with you. Socialization entails costs. In an increasingly interdependent world (or global), ...
wants to ask a question9/28/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: what is diffusion in sociology comment on the statement "everyman is like all other man,like some ...
  A: He is "like all other men" because some of the determinants of his social personality are universal ...
post-industrial society9/28/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: What do you mean by the term 'post-industrial' society? Discuss.
  A: Post-industrial society is a term introduced by Daniel Bell with the publication “The Coming of ...
industrialization9/25/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: Can you assist me in explaining "The role of the industrialization in the origin of Sociology as a ...
  A: It’s during the century 19° that came maturing the first questions and the first attempts to answer ...
Durkheim Vs Marx9/22/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: Which of the two major macro-level theories- conflict or consensus explains contemporary American ...
  A: Neither Marx's theory nor that of Durkheim. The conflict, understood as the struggle and conflict ...
Sociology9/17/2009Ritu Sharma
  Q: What is the difference between the ideas of Karl Marx and Emile Durkheim? Also, whats the difference ...
  A: The seventeenth and eighteenth centuries were full of evolving social and economic ideas. These ...
Invention of Sociology9/17/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: What changes contributed to the invention of sociology? Also, whats the difference between Modernism ...
  A: 1) Sociology was born as a response to the challenges of modernity arising in the 19th century, such ...
bi-racial people9/16/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: What questions may a sociologist ask a biracial person
  A: Obviously, only a few examples. The list should be longer! That's why I also suggest reading some ...
Sociology9/14/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: i would like to ask you how to make the differences on culture development?
  A: How to make the differences on cultural development concerns the roles that some factors as race, ...
overcoming shyness8/24/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: I am actually asking a sociologist about my overcoming shyness because it deals with my issue ...
  A: Unfortunately, my help is of little help. Shyness is certainly a manifestation of social phobia. ...
Social Studies8/22/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: What are the merits and the demerits of civil society organization in the governance of a ...
  A: Six are the main functions to be allocated to civil society organizations in a country: - ...
Social studies8/20/2009Ritu Sharma
  Q: What are the merits of civil society organisation in the governance of a country ANSWER: Hi ...
  A: I have tried to search something for u and might be helpful for you Over the past year, CSOs in ...
Social studies8/20/2009Ritu Sharma
  Q: What are the merits of civil society organisation in the governance of a country
  A: Civil society is often being described as the space between the citizen and the state, where the ...
Research8/13/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: Hey, hopefully you can help me. Your my last hope ;-). For a Stat's and Research Exam (on Monday) I ...
  A: I can’t answer this question because is too long and involved for me to help with. But I have found ...
Research8/13/2009Ritu Sharma
  Q: Hey Ritu, hopefully you can help me. Your my last hope ;-). For a Stat's and Research Exam (on ...
  A: As you know the diagram, i will just explain you the function and purpose of each stage. 1) ...
What are the differences between an intellectual and an expert?8/12/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: What are the differences between an intellectual and an expert? I'm a journalist with the main ...
  A: The term “intellectual” derives from the Late Latin “intellectualis”, adjective that wants to point ...
sociology7/28/2009Ritu Sharma
  Q: write a learning report on the chicago school with particular reference to the nature and ...
  A: Symbolic interactionism is a major sociological perspective that is influential in many areas of the ...
sociology7/28/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: Write a report on chicago school with particular reference to the nature and development of symbolic ...
  A: Symbolic interactionism is one of a primary theoretical traditions in the discipline of sociology. ...
Symbols7/27/2009Ritu Sharma
  Q: I'm not entirely sure if this is the right department for this question, if it isn't please refer me ...
  A: Symbols have played a very important role in human civilization and one of the best example of that ...
sociology7/19/2009Ritu Sharma
  Q: what are the basic assumptions of functionalism? what are the basic assumptions of conflict theory?
  A: Sorry for the late reply. there was some technical problem with my system because of which I could ...
inequality in the socity7/7/2009Ritu Sharma
  Q: Actually i had a problem in finding out about equality and inequality in the society
  A: Sorry for the late reply. There was some technical problem with my system so I couldn't answer your ...
family structures6/22/2009Ritu Sharma
  Q: What are the differences between a polygamous and an extended family?
  A: Sorry for the late reply, was little stuck-up with my routine. As per your question, Family is the ...
Criminology6/14/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: Do ecological approaches have a valid place in contemporary criminological thinking?
  A: Although ecological theories/approaches produce many empirically supported studies about crime, ...
sociology5/23/2009dr. Cristina Carpinelli
  Q: Marx argued that all political events can ultimately be explained in terms of economic structure and ...
  A: No. I don’t agree. Structure (economy) and superstructure (politics) interact. In some cases are the ...

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