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5 Dec 2011: 61. Fritz Machlup, An Economic Review of the Patent System, 85th Cong., Study of the Subcommittee on Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights of the Committee on the Judiciary 80 (1958).

7 Sep 2011: ensuring the alignment of curricula with the skills and knowledge that students need to function in their individual, family and economic lives;. • ... Approach, Belnap Press, Harvard, USA. Rumble, G. (2007) Social Justice, Economics and Distance

8 Sep 2011: less sophisticated connectivity or other problems with access to ICT, be they geographical, socio-economic, personal or even preferential. ... While there is vast disagreement regarding the extent to which business schools can be held accountable for the

8 Sep 2011: 1. Cambridge International Conference on Open, Distance and e-Learning. Internationalisation and Social Justice: the role of Open, Distance and e-Learning. Papers by authors M - R. Page. Jean Mitchell Publication of research in ODL:

8 Sep 2011: It also refers to the same kind of disparities, within the same country, between individuals, households, businesses and geographic areas at different socio-economic levels (UN, 2006). ... World Bank (2009). World bank, “Economic & Fiscal Impact of

8 Sep 2011: 1. Cambridge International Conference on Open, Distance and e-Learning. Internationalisation and Social Justice: the role of Open, Distance and e-Learning. Papers by authors A - E. Page. M.Olajide Adelowotan Olufunke Lawal. Course evaluation in Open

7 Dec 2011: operations and economics of their institutions to officials in government and funding agencies" (Snowden and Daniel, 1980). ... 6. Rumble, G. (1997): The costs and economics of Open and Distance Learning, London, Kogan Page.

7 Dec 2011: In the OU, as in other institutions, there is a tension between the economic necessity to maintain course tutors as a peripheral, flexible (and disposable) work force and the pedagogic agenda

7 Dec 2011: are to be responsive to the imperatives of democratic and socio-economic.

7 Dec 2011: Too many correspondence schools skimped on service and follow-up with students and some made no bones about an economic model that relied for good profits on encouraging most students to ... I referred earlier to Hilary Perraton's distinction between