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28 May 2024: As Jean-Michel Carrié has noted, “superimposing a transcendent, eschatological discourse on top of economics […] had practical implications by calling to behave in given ways in everyday economic life.”17. ... 1 (1988): 56–79. 22 West,

28 May 2024: to be a reproductive-economic animal.”14 A third core meaning is temporal. ... that seemed so at odds with the lessons I’d absorbed at school.

28 May 2024: Why would a collective struggle to use economic and cultural forms of power to compel the en-forcement of international laws be considered anti-Semitic?5. ... to products is an essential aspect of the value of those products), an economic boycott does

16 May 2024: This concept leads to a reflection on the comparison between the economic principles. ... centre. The metropolis experienced startling economic growth and attracted significant amounts of capital for the creation of new investment and employment

27 May 2024: 6 Burkeanism always appears and disappears during times of utter socio-economic or socio-political distress, as does (its opposite) Au-gustinianism. ... Neoliberalism is about re-shaping society so that there is no input by workers’ organisations into

28 May 2024: In the Venetian Renaissance, moral rights and economic rights were, however vaguely, and however briefly, one thing.

16 May 2024: These changes are mainly driven by economic development and modernization, leading to increases in income, urbanization, digitalization, and altered lifestyles. ... 3). With increasing threats from weather extremes and economic shocks, food systems have

26 Jun 2024: Many authors discuss agriculture, economic botany and the important gold and diamond industries. ... His papers shed light upon political, military and economic conditions within the country, where Britain was engaged in a significant aid programme.

14 Jun 2024: Springer 2nd edition. Stigler J & Stevenson H 1991 How Asian teachers polish each lesson to perfection. ... Dee, Tim (2013) Four Fields. Desmond, Matthew (2016) Evicted. Dorling, Danny (2017) Do we need economic inequality?

13 May 2024: A great resource for those who’re interested in economics, analysis, and public policy. ... A fantastic online catalogue of resources and lessons – a must for anyone interested in history.

19 Jun 2024: on “The New Economics of Innovation and Transition: Evaluating Risks and opportunities” (available here). ... advance climate goals, but (crucially), lays out the lessons we can draw from such examples of fast innovation.

24 May 2024: They are embedded in formal and informal institutions, including social, political and economic systems and the built. ... For. example, the UNDP Gender Social Norms Index identifies four dimensions of political, educational, economic, and physical

16 May 2024: tales leading to the medium-term effects of an opportune lesson well-learnt and a new ethic of non-repetition of past mistakes (including moral recklessness, social dissipation, ungodliness and the ... A significant number of the texts and films

28 May 2024: William E. Jones writes:. Economics have played a role in Schroeter’s invisibility, but political forces are at work as well.

27 May 2024: the nunc stans in The Lesson of Mont Sainte-Victoire—that standing gesture created by the most concentrated artistic effort, that brief moment of achieved stillness between one motion and the ... We slow the car and he explodes. We joke that we have

16 May 2024: In addition to addressing the historical, political, and economic aspects of scholarly publishing that have culminated in the present situation, each chapter also offers practical advice on how to navigate this

23 May 2024: artificial earth. Before you start to read this book, take this moment to think about making a donation to punctum books, an independent non-profit press,. @ https://punctumbooks.com/support/. If you’re reading the e-book, you can click on the

16 May 2024: The strength of Salazar’s economic policies, which succeeded in restoring Portugal’s balance of payments and in strengthening his political power base, involved a re-definition of Portuguese colonial. ... term. The colonies that had underpinned the

28 May 2024: Thus, during the period of the longest economic boom in history scarcely any progress was made in the arena of affordable housing.” My own experiences living in a semi-rent-controlled ... In the next stanza, Roditi examines the transformations these

16 May 2024: The Miners’ Strike was defeated, which allowed Britain in the longer term to become the country it is today: one of widening social divisions and economic disparities with permanent unaddressed crises ... rationalising their hatred of the NUM as part