a critical discourse analysis of global economy in strategic texts
... deregulation of trade. The genres and discourses are networked together in the global economic texts. The analysis of the U.S. and China’s views on the global economy shows that the U.S economic system is built upon Western liberal capitalism while China has moved from communism to state capitalism ...
... deregulation of trade. The genres and discourses are networked together in the global economic texts. The analysis of the U.S. and China’s views on the global economy shows that the U.S economic system is built upon Western liberal capitalism while China has moved from communism to state capitalism ...
Helio Jaguaribe.pmd
... to the worthy task of thinking about Brazil. How can its development be advanced? In what ways can our potential be turned into reality? What kind of country can we be? Some of his answers to these challenges are contained in this valuable collection, in which the author himself has brought together ...
... to the worthy task of thinking about Brazil. How can its development be advanced? In what ways can our potential be turned into reality? What kind of country can we be? Some of his answers to these challenges are contained in this valuable collection, in which the author himself has brought together ...
Book Prospectus Clarity of Responsibility, Accountability, and
... emerged on corruption. These studies have identified various factors that influence the level of corruption in countries—religious cultures, social problems, levels of economic prosperity, trade ties, inequality, authoritarianism and democracy, presidentialism and parliamentarism, and the representa ...
... emerged on corruption. These studies have identified various factors that influence the level of corruption in countries—religious cultures, social problems, levels of economic prosperity, trade ties, inequality, authoritarianism and democracy, presidentialism and parliamentarism, and the representa ...
The critique of methodological nationalism: Theory and history
... (Billig 1995: 8). He points to the complications associated with studying the nation-state as he suggests that nationalism is not only ‘simultaneously obvious and obscure’ but also ‘the ideology by which the world of nations has come to seem the natural world’ (Billig 1995: 36). Quite rightly, he ur ...
... (Billig 1995: 8). He points to the complications associated with studying the nation-state as he suggests that nationalism is not only ‘simultaneously obvious and obscure’ but also ‘the ideology by which the world of nations has come to seem the natural world’ (Billig 1995: 36). Quite rightly, he ur ...
What happened to the Washington Consensus? The evolution of
... timing question is very important because it is linked to the question of expectations; the postponed expectations and aspirations of the public are a major political concern. How can you explain to governments that structural adjustment is going to take years when the political process is clearly o ...
... timing question is very important because it is linked to the question of expectations; the postponed expectations and aspirations of the public are a major political concern. How can you explain to governments that structural adjustment is going to take years when the political process is clearly o ...
Comparative Study on Sharing Economy in EU and ECORL
... the relationship between the them. One could debate to no end on what the term means in each of these cases, what exactly is included or left out. This uncertainty not only poses conceptual problems in describing these phenomena, but also risks undermining the very important role that they all play ...
... the relationship between the them. One could debate to no end on what the term means in each of these cases, what exactly is included or left out. This uncertainty not only poses conceptual problems in describing these phenomena, but also risks undermining the very important role that they all play ...
LINKÖPING UNIVERSITY Department of Management and Economics
... perspective to immigration. Numerous researches show that the recent trends in global migration have had various and far-reaching political, socio-economic and cultural implications, both within nation-states and universally. Immigration with its implications and immigration policies of modern state ...
... perspective to immigration. Numerous researches show that the recent trends in global migration have had various and far-reaching political, socio-economic and cultural implications, both within nation-states and universally. Immigration with its implications and immigration policies of modern state ...
Export Differentiation in Transition Economies
... twenty or so intervening years these economies have gone through a stark transformation, with varied outcomes and degrees of success. Some have joined the European Union and have made large strides in catching up to the developed world, some are well on their way, while others are struggling. The fo ...
... twenty or so intervening years these economies have gone through a stark transformation, with varied outcomes and degrees of success. Some have joined the European Union and have made large strides in catching up to the developed world, some are well on their way, while others are struggling. The fo ...
Political Economy and the Labour Party: The Economics of
... the progress towards this objective in the post-First-World-War period engendered pressures that militated in favour of greater rigour and consistency in terms of the political economy that informed its policies. Of course this should not be overemphasized; as a broad church Labour had always, neces ...
... the progress towards this objective in the post-First-World-War period engendered pressures that militated in favour of greater rigour and consistency in terms of the political economy that informed its policies. Of course this should not be overemphasized; as a broad church Labour had always, neces ...
The Impact of the Doha Round on Kenya
... percent for processed food activities; 2.5 percent in manufacturing and mining; and 0.8 percent in agriculture. In some activities, increases or decreases in output could be as large as 10 percent. The degree of job adjustment will be equivalent to 4.6 percent of total employment for unskilled worke ...
... percent for processed food activities; 2.5 percent in manufacturing and mining; and 0.8 percent in agriculture. In some activities, increases or decreases in output could be as large as 10 percent. The degree of job adjustment will be equivalent to 4.6 percent of total employment for unskilled worke ...
Anti-Muslim prejudice in Europe: A multilevel analysis of survey data
... be mentioned that our measure of prejudice can be viewed as dichotomisation of underlying continuous variable. The dichotomisation introduces an amount of random measurement error in the model and weakens the correlations between the variables. This increased level of measurement error may lead to w ...
... be mentioned that our measure of prejudice can be viewed as dichotomisation of underlying continuous variable. The dichotomisation introduces an amount of random measurement error in the model and weakens the correlations between the variables. This increased level of measurement error may lead to w ...
Is Zimbabwe More Productive Than the United States? Some
... the value added in the mining industry from GDP in computing their measure of output to deal with the issue. It is also the case that several countries stand out as outliers or extreme cases in different studies that compare productivity levels across countries. For example, Puerto Rico stands out ...
... the value added in the mining industry from GDP in computing their measure of output to deal with the issue. It is also the case that several countries stand out as outliers or extreme cases in different studies that compare productivity levels across countries. For example, Puerto Rico stands out ...
Chapter 5 - Amazon Web Services
... Shifts from high-tech industry to the service sector usually take place during the ________ stages of development, while the shift from an agricultural to an industrial economy is the most structural change at Type: Multiple Choice _________ stages of development. Hint: ...
... Shifts from high-tech industry to the service sector usually take place during the ________ stages of development, while the shift from an agricultural to an industrial economy is the most structural change at Type: Multiple Choice _________ stages of development. Hint: ...
oneNS.ca - One Nova Scotia
... The first area identified is political leadership. The transformative goals for Nova Scotia are set out on a 10-year planning horizon. It is difficult to imagine how these longer-term initiatives can be successfully implemented across two or more elections and possible changes in government and part ...
... The first area identified is political leadership. The transformative goals for Nova Scotia are set out on a 10-year planning horizon. It is difficult to imagine how these longer-term initiatives can be successfully implemented across two or more elections and possible changes in government and part ...
THE EVOLUTION OF CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORIES
... I have incurred many debts during the time that I was researching and writing this dissertation. First, I must thank the members of my dissertation committee. Dr. Stephen Hart served as the internal-external examiner for the dissertation defense and contributed a variety of useful comments that will ...
... I have incurred many debts during the time that I was researching and writing this dissertation. First, I must thank the members of my dissertation committee. Dr. Stephen Hart served as the internal-external examiner for the dissertation defense and contributed a variety of useful comments that will ...
Economic Consequences of the Doha Round For
... capita grew from 60% to 104% of the EU average, providing strong evidence that international trade has been good for Irish living standards. ...
... capita grew from 60% to 104% of the EU average, providing strong evidence that international trade has been good for Irish living standards. ...
Document
... Ethics programs help manage values associated with quality, strategic planning, and diversity management. Ethics programs promote a strong public image. Ethics programs can have a positive impact on the bottom line. Last, but not least, formal attention to ethics in the workplace is the right thing ...
... Ethics programs help manage values associated with quality, strategic planning, and diversity management. Ethics programs promote a strong public image. Ethics programs can have a positive impact on the bottom line. Last, but not least, formal attention to ethics in the workplace is the right thing ...
Conceptualising Globalisation in the school
... in policy inputs to curriculum development processes. They are in the second category of sceptic- those that equate globalisation with capitalism and therefore a bad thing. There is additionally a tendency to see globalisation as culturally homogenising to the particular detriment of non-western cul ...
... in policy inputs to curriculum development processes. They are in the second category of sceptic- those that equate globalisation with capitalism and therefore a bad thing. There is additionally a tendency to see globalisation as culturally homogenising to the particular detriment of non-western cul ...
投影片 1
... Taking a broader view of the general scheme of things in nature we should realize that just as everything has its pros and cones, the outsourcing too has its own. The real challenge for outsourcing is to manage the transition by grasping the gains while devising policies and strategies to absorb muc ...
... Taking a broader view of the general scheme of things in nature we should realize that just as everything has its pros and cones, the outsourcing too has its own. The real challenge for outsourcing is to manage the transition by grasping the gains while devising policies and strategies to absorb muc ...
Marx, Marginalism and Modern Sociology
... condition for a harmonious society. Social conflict arises from ignorance and irrationality and can be remedied by education and science. The idealistic theory of action recognises the inadequacy of this assumption and takes full account of the Hobbesian problem, but it divorces the values that dete ...
... condition for a harmonious society. Social conflict arises from ignorance and irrationality and can be remedied by education and science. The idealistic theory of action recognises the inadequacy of this assumption and takes full account of the Hobbesian problem, but it divorces the values that dete ...
How to Analyze the Chinese Economy with the Help of Max Weber
... This, to recall, means that a very special set of ideas will be applied to the economy, namely those of interpretive sociology, turning the analysis into an exercise in interpretive economic sociology. Before proceeding with the task of spelling out what this interpretive economic sociology looks li ...
... This, to recall, means that a very special set of ideas will be applied to the economy, namely those of interpretive sociology, turning the analysis into an exercise in interpretive economic sociology. Before proceeding with the task of spelling out what this interpretive economic sociology looks li ...
Capital Shares and Income inequality: Evidence from the Long
... multitude of factors that can change along with the rest of society. 2 In fact, most of the theoretical models that suggest a positive relationship also indicate that the link tends to depend on the production technology, the structure of personal incomes or different institutional contexts, all of ...
... multitude of factors that can change along with the rest of society. 2 In fact, most of the theoretical models that suggest a positive relationship also indicate that the link tends to depend on the production technology, the structure of personal incomes or different institutional contexts, all of ...
Punching our weight: the humanities and social sciences in public
... makers are not exploiting all that HSS research offers. Equally, researchers are often unaware of opportunities and approaches to feed their findings into local, regional, national or international policy debates. Both sides would welcome increased opportunities for dialogue and exchange. Our findin ...
... makers are not exploiting all that HSS research offers. Equally, researchers are often unaware of opportunities and approaches to feed their findings into local, regional, national or international policy debates. Both sides would welcome increased opportunities for dialogue and exchange. Our findin ...
Development economics
Development economics is a branch of economics which deals with economic aspects of the development process in low-income countries. Its focus is not only on methods of promoting economic development, economic growth and structural change but also on improving the potential for the mass of the population, for example, through health and education and workplace conditions, whether through public or private channels.Development economics involves the creation of theories and methods that aid in the determination of policies and practices and can be implemented at either the domestic or international level. This may involve restructuring market incentives or using mathematical methods such as inter-temporal optimization for project analysis, or it may involve a mixture of quantitative and qualitative methods.Unlike in many other fields of economics, approaches in development economics may incorporate social and political factors to devise particular plans. Also unlike many other fields of economics, there is no consensus on what students should know. Different approaches may consider the factors that contribute to economic convergence or non-convergence across households, regions, and countries.