Social Democracy and Revolution
... revolutionary test of strength. While the Social Democracy of red, proletarian Saxony vainly protested year after year, within the constraints of parliamentary tactics, against the three-class system of elections, the proletariat of ‘peasant’ Russia, with a single revolutionary blow, threw the funda ...
... revolutionary test of strength. While the Social Democracy of red, proletarian Saxony vainly protested year after year, within the constraints of parliamentary tactics, against the three-class system of elections, the proletariat of ‘peasant’ Russia, with a single revolutionary blow, threw the funda ...
Living standards in a modernizing world
... for existing products (Hausman 1999, 189). The growth of living standards in the U.S. using the official consumer price index difference is six fold between 1913 and 2010. The Boskin Commission’s guesstimate is that unmeasured improvements in quality and new goods have understated growth by 1 percen ...
... for existing products (Hausman 1999, 189). The growth of living standards in the U.S. using the official consumer price index difference is six fold between 1913 and 2010. The Boskin Commission’s guesstimate is that unmeasured improvements in quality and new goods have understated growth by 1 percen ...
Globalization and its effects on community, work and household
... different factories around the world into a single manufacturing system. Their modus operandi is to use developments in IT and robotics alongside facilities afforded by the ready movement of financial resources across national boundaries. In many respects globalization and industrialiization overla ...
... different factories around the world into a single manufacturing system. Their modus operandi is to use developments in IT and robotics alongside facilities afforded by the ready movement of financial resources across national boundaries. In many respects globalization and industrialiization overla ...
Efficient Redistribution: New Rules for Markets
... governance is itself strongly in uenced by the degree of inequality, and in particular by the nature and distribution of property rights. We will de ne a change in governance structures as productivity enhancing if the gainers could compensate the losers, except that the implied compensation need no ...
... governance is itself strongly in uenced by the degree of inequality, and in particular by the nature and distribution of property rights. We will de ne a change in governance structures as productivity enhancing if the gainers could compensate the losers, except that the implied compensation need no ...
“The Bourgeoisie, Historically, Has Played a Most Revolutionary Part”:
... between dominant social groups. Secondly, an accumulation strategy ‘must also consider the balance of forces between the dominant and subordinate classes’ (ibid.: 201) in the sense that the hegemony of an accumulation strategy ultimately depends upon the consent of subaltern classes. In order to gra ...
... between dominant social groups. Secondly, an accumulation strategy ‘must also consider the balance of forces between the dominant and subordinate classes’ (ibid.: 201) in the sense that the hegemony of an accumulation strategy ultimately depends upon the consent of subaltern classes. In order to gra ...
OLKC Conference 2008 - University of Warwick
... work. As such, one aim of this paper is to encourage management/business schools to become more reflexive in relation to the wider socio-cultural significance of their visual presentation and to suggest that this task is not one which should be left solely to the marketing or external relations func ...
... work. As such, one aim of this paper is to encourage management/business schools to become more reflexive in relation to the wider socio-cultural significance of their visual presentation and to suggest that this task is not one which should be left solely to the marketing or external relations func ...
Global Vision for a Social Solidarity Economy
... of the latter would be Wal-Mart, which has its own brand of Rainforest Certified Fair Trade Coffee but at the same time engages in union busting and uses its massive market share to depress prices and wages. Yet there are certainly practitioners in these sectors that are valuable allies and others t ...
... of the latter would be Wal-Mart, which has its own brand of Rainforest Certified Fair Trade Coffee but at the same time engages in union busting and uses its massive market share to depress prices and wages. Yet there are certainly practitioners in these sectors that are valuable allies and others t ...
1 Evolutionary Theories of Cultural Change: An Empirical
... As is well known, some of the late 19th century evolutionary social science writings had a strong nationalist and racist cast. Partly as a result, many early twentieth century social scientists shied away from adopting ideas from biology. In 1944, the influential critique of social Darwinism by Rich ...
... As is well known, some of the late 19th century evolutionary social science writings had a strong nationalist and racist cast. Partly as a result, many early twentieth century social scientists shied away from adopting ideas from biology. In 1944, the influential critique of social Darwinism by Rich ...
Networks and Interactive Learning Among Academic
... activities. There is evidence in several Latin American countries that generation, transference, and interchange of knowledge is a phenomenon that takes place among firms, academic institutions, and local governments. This phenomenon is difficult to document, as it implies processes that cannot be e ...
... activities. There is evidence in several Latin American countries that generation, transference, and interchange of knowledge is a phenomenon that takes place among firms, academic institutions, and local governments. This phenomenon is difficult to document, as it implies processes that cannot be e ...
Social Archaeology
... the early 1970s the climate was more receptive for research that accorded social relations a more prominent, if not dominant, role. A very different set of contributions to social archaeology appeared with the reemergence of neo-Marxist perspectives after the Cold War following the English translati ...
... the early 1970s the climate was more receptive for research that accorded social relations a more prominent, if not dominant, role. A very different set of contributions to social archaeology appeared with the reemergence of neo-Marxist perspectives after the Cold War following the English translati ...
Gigi Tevzadze
... Tevzadze has approached this task in a novel way, and his work is considerably more than a modified theory based on the latest, newly discovered fossils. This new theory expresses especially elegantly how, after a certain stage, social behaviour becomes the moving force behind man’s evolutionary dev ...
... Tevzadze has approached this task in a novel way, and his work is considerably more than a modified theory based on the latest, newly discovered fossils. This new theory expresses especially elegantly how, after a certain stage, social behaviour becomes the moving force behind man’s evolutionary dev ...