Introduction: Commitment and Complicity

Learning by Interest: Experiences and Commitments in Lives with Dance and Crafts

“…This participation in the same learning space expresses continuity in the social commitment (Kanter 1968). Moreover, the substance of this continuing commitment is the personalinterest in dance expressed and developed through dance practised over a long time (Firat et al 2009). What characterises Daniela's involvement is, nevertheless, that she loves new challenges, and she has found new challenges in aspects that are not directly related to the dance floor.…”

“…This interplay might emerge as expressions of continuity, cohesion and control. The focus on commitment as a process is analogous to Firat et al (2009) who re-define the concept from commitment as being, to commitment as practice. They focus on the inherent tension in commitment as an intellectual but locally embedded practice.…”

“…This makes it an extension of the original activity, although always relating to the togetherness of dance. Even more important is that these extended activities point to a commitment in practise that goes beyond the personalinterest and constitutes a commitment to the association (Firat et al 2009). This is expressed in the same space (i.e.…”

Higher Education Governance and Lecturer Performance: The Role of Leadership, Commitment, and Culture

“…This is very important for the organization because employees who have a high level of commitment to the organization tend to have a professional attitude. (Alhawary., F.A dan Aboruman., A., 2011;Anat., F dan Carmeli., 2003;Firat et al, 2009;S. (Universitas B.…”