Analysis of selected concepts on Resource Management
... The concepts may be broadly divided into two main categories of approaches: 1) concepts based on a physical/biological measurement of resource use that seeks to define the targets or guidelines for sustainable use of resource, and 2) concepts based on economic approaches to resource management that ...
... The concepts may be broadly divided into two main categories of approaches: 1) concepts based on a physical/biological measurement of resource use that seeks to define the targets or guidelines for sustainable use of resource, and 2) concepts based on economic approaches to resource management that ...
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... field of Reconciliation was rather out of order. There were all kinds of ideas about reconciliation, about healing social division, particularly in the form of what types of activities would be required, but there was no method. Each thinker was on a different page, contesting each other’s definitio ...
... field of Reconciliation was rather out of order. There were all kinds of ideas about reconciliation, about healing social division, particularly in the form of what types of activities would be required, but there was no method. Each thinker was on a different page, contesting each other’s definitio ...
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... régime, which has been through its tragedy with them, playing its comedy as a German revenant. Tragic indeed was the pre-existing power of the world, and freedom, on the other hand, was a personal notion; in short, as long as it believed and had to believe in its own justification. As long as the a ...
... régime, which has been through its tragedy with them, playing its comedy as a German revenant. Tragic indeed was the pre-existing power of the world, and freedom, on the other hand, was a personal notion; in short, as long as it believed and had to believe in its own justification. As long as the a ...
On the escalation and de-escalation of conflict
... A second contribution of this paper is to study the differential impact of these three extensions of the conflict game on the dynamics of conflict and peace. As Garfunkel and Skaperdas (2007) conclude in their survey: “Very little is known about how to reduce, let alone eliminate, conflict.” One ob ...
... A second contribution of this paper is to study the differential impact of these three extensions of the conflict game on the dynamics of conflict and peace. As Garfunkel and Skaperdas (2007) conclude in their survey: “Very little is known about how to reduce, let alone eliminate, conflict.” One ob ...
Asia and the Pacific: Advancing Decent Work Amidst - UP
... of deepening inequality and persistent poverty across the region and the globe, i.e., the exclusion of the vast humanity of workers from the fruits of the socalled economic surge of Asia and the Pacific. Inequality and poverty can be statistically identified in terms of Gini coefficients and other s ...
... of deepening inequality and persistent poverty across the region and the globe, i.e., the exclusion of the vast humanity of workers from the fruits of the socalled economic surge of Asia and the Pacific. Inequality and poverty can be statistically identified in terms of Gini coefficients and other s ...
Post-Soviet Social
... which “transition” and the Washington Consensus were associated. To the extent that neoliberal reforms have continued to be pursued— and I will be at some pains in this book to show that they have been—they have not emphasized the austere vision of m arketization that dom inated the 1990s. Instead, ...
... which “transition” and the Washington Consensus were associated. To the extent that neoliberal reforms have continued to be pursued— and I will be at some pains in this book to show that they have been—they have not emphasized the austere vision of m arketization that dom inated the 1990s. Instead, ...
Science Journals — AAAS
... flict for closely connected states. Following our main results, we perform a mediation analysis to weigh these two possibilities. Our application has an important difference from previous studies on the role of network connection: International conflict requires the states involved to be able to eng ...
... flict for closely connected states. Following our main results, we perform a mediation analysis to weigh these two possibilities. Our application has an important difference from previous studies on the role of network connection: International conflict requires the states involved to be able to eng ...
Fundamental Principles of Communist
... The following work, the fruit of a collective study by the Group of International Communists reveals in its structure such a strongly integrated unity of content that it is possible to speak here of a really positive collective effort. The adoption of the collective method of work in drafting the te ...
... The following work, the fruit of a collective study by the Group of International Communists reveals in its structure such a strongly integrated unity of content that it is possible to speak here of a really positive collective effort. The adoption of the collective method of work in drafting the te ...
The Political Economy of Peer Production
... Alan Page Fiske, discussed in his major work 'The Structure of Social Life'. Since modes of production are embedded in intersubjective relations, i.e. they are characterized by particular combinations of them, this will give the necessary framework to distinguish P2P. According to Fiske, there are f ...
... Alan Page Fiske, discussed in his major work 'The Structure of Social Life'. Since modes of production are embedded in intersubjective relations, i.e. they are characterized by particular combinations of them, this will give the necessary framework to distinguish P2P. According to Fiske, there are f ...
Aid in Ghana - Jordanhill School
... Environmental problems: Rise in population can has lead to a greater Task need 1. for resources and land. This has lead to Desertification in the north of Ghana and Deforestation in ...
... Environmental problems: Rise in population can has lead to a greater Task need 1. for resources and land. This has lead to Desertification in the north of Ghana and Deforestation in ...
File - David Morrison
... with serious associated sanctions that is generally out of step with an individuals’ normative framework. More commonly, individuals will turn to rhetorical strategies for framing the issue in terms conducive to achieving their desired outcome. (It is often difficult to discern whether individual’s ...
... with serious associated sanctions that is generally out of step with an individuals’ normative framework. More commonly, individuals will turn to rhetorical strategies for framing the issue in terms conducive to achieving their desired outcome. (It is often difficult to discern whether individual’s ...
Circular flow and quantitative elements
... own actions as a human being. You are always making decisions, so you are always making choices. Sometimes these choices are not easy or popular, and sometimes the choices you make mean that you have to give up something else. This means that the choices that you have made, or are still going to mak ...
... own actions as a human being. You are always making decisions, so you are always making choices. Sometimes these choices are not easy or popular, and sometimes the choices you make mean that you have to give up something else. This means that the choices that you have made, or are still going to mak ...
A Review of African Pastoral Production Systems: Approaches to
... herds are large, a large number of people are dependent on each herd. It should be noted that in the range areas, traditionally occupied by pastoral communities, land holdings are large but their quality and the system of land-use are such that most of the holdings qualify as small on grounds of ‘in ...
... herds are large, a large number of people are dependent on each herd. It should be noted that in the range areas, traditionally occupied by pastoral communities, land holdings are large but their quality and the system of land-use are such that most of the holdings qualify as small on grounds of ‘in ...
pdf - University of Cambridge
... GERMANY AND THE CRISIS THEORY All these theories have one thing in common: they leave out Germany. What happens when we put Germany back into the picture? Germany and the economic theories Economic theories of the crisis fail the test posed by German territorial ...
... GERMANY AND THE CRISIS THEORY All these theories have one thing in common: they leave out Germany. What happens when we put Germany back into the picture? Germany and the economic theories Economic theories of the crisis fail the test posed by German territorial ...
A Science of Context: The Qualitative Approach as Fundamental to
... Qualitative methods employ a wholly different way of examining a problem. More importantly, they are a way of exploring a wholly different kind of problem. Or, to be absolutely clear, strategic questions are themselves never about “problems”, they are always about the same set of meta-problems. This ...
... Qualitative methods employ a wholly different way of examining a problem. More importantly, they are a way of exploring a wholly different kind of problem. Or, to be absolutely clear, strategic questions are themselves never about “problems”, they are always about the same set of meta-problems. This ...
Choice of Technique
... and minimum inputs, particularly the capital. Methods of production should be simple so that the demand for ‘Higher Skills’ or highly educated persons is kept low. Production should largely be based upon local materials and local workers. There must be facility of repair at the door step. ...
... and minimum inputs, particularly the capital. Methods of production should be simple so that the demand for ‘Higher Skills’ or highly educated persons is kept low. Production should largely be based upon local materials and local workers. There must be facility of repair at the door step. ...
Macroeconomics
... They may disagree about the validity of alternative positive theories about how the world works. ...
... They may disagree about the validity of alternative positive theories about how the world works. ...
The purpose of this paper is to develop a
... defeat, at least as defined in classical military terms, rarely apply. Rather, the objective must be solving the causes of the conflict. Reform, development, cooption, inclusion, negotiation, reconciliation and transformed ideas offer pathways to successful counterinsurgency every bit as important, ...
... defeat, at least as defined in classical military terms, rarely apply. Rather, the objective must be solving the causes of the conflict. Reform, development, cooption, inclusion, negotiation, reconciliation and transformed ideas offer pathways to successful counterinsurgency every bit as important, ...
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... Vink, 1993) have revealed a fairly consistent pattern of protection across countries and time. Such protection of agricultural producers have severely distorted national and international resource use, as well as agricultural markets and trade, particularly in the developed countries (Goldin & Knuds ...
... Vink, 1993) have revealed a fairly consistent pattern of protection across countries and time. Such protection of agricultural producers have severely distorted national and international resource use, as well as agricultural markets and trade, particularly in the developed countries (Goldin & Knuds ...
Beyond the Boundary
... theory that does not have its roots within the conditions of labour power in a capitalist economy. In this light, the missing subject debate could not be resolved because there was insufficient commonality in its empirical objects and theoretical resources. Turning to the next types of objections, w ...
... theory that does not have its roots within the conditions of labour power in a capitalist economy. In this light, the missing subject debate could not be resolved because there was insufficient commonality in its empirical objects and theoretical resources. Turning to the next types of objections, w ...
Draft Exam 2016 - Edward R. Murrow High School
... The German military forces shall be demobilized and reduced as prescribed hereinafter Article 231 The Allied and Associated Governments affirm and Germany accepts the responsibility of Germany and her allies for causing all the loss and damage to which the Allied and Associated Governments and their ...
... The German military forces shall be demobilized and reduced as prescribed hereinafter Article 231 The Allied and Associated Governments affirm and Germany accepts the responsibility of Germany and her allies for causing all the loss and damage to which the Allied and Associated Governments and their ...
An Asian Route to Capitalism: Religious Economy and the Origins of
... relations, was generally inhibited in agrariancoercive societies by the lack of property institutions protecting markettransactions, and by the absence of legal mechanisms by which contracts could be adjudicated and damages assessed. On the contrary, law tended to reinforce the rights and exclusions ...
... relations, was generally inhibited in agrariancoercive societies by the lack of property institutions protecting markettransactions, and by the absence of legal mechanisms by which contracts could be adjudicated and damages assessed. On the contrary, law tended to reinforce the rights and exclusions ...