When cybernetics and the sociology of translation highlight the social dangerousness inherent to social protection : Are local educators and other public helpers exposed to the risk of Stockholm syndrome when they operate in areas where there is a high level of inherent social dangerousness?
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chaos sociology of translation social protection welfare cybernetics inherent social dangerousness welfare state sympathy local educator Stockholm syndrome local teacher proximity aversionSujets proches
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Isabelle Barth et al., « When cybernetics and the sociology of translation highlight the social dangerousness inherent to social protection : Are local educators and other public helpers exposed to the risk of Stockholm syndrome when they operate in areas where there is a high level of inherent social dangerousness? », Revue internationale de psychosociologie et de gestion des comportements organisationnels, ID : 10670/1.78ef4f...
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When comparing established data and empirical studies, we observe the emergence of Stockholm syndrome in a local educator.
