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The Current Crisis in the Former Soviet Union and the Perspectives of Its Resolution

Raiklin, Ernest - In: International Journal of Social Economics 21 (1994) 2/3/4, pp. 103-116

Gives a brief account of what has happened, what is happening and what is going to happen in the country formerly called the Soviet Union. Analyses the socio‐economic nature of the Soviet system and its evolution prior to Gorbachev′s reforms. Presents the causes for the emergence of...

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Emotional outcomes of Ugandan SME buyer-supplier contractual conflicts

Ntayi, Joseph Mpeera - In: International Journal of Social Economics 39 (2012) January, pp. 125-141

disputes in Ugandan small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Design/methodology/approach – This paper undertakes a large …

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Emotional outcomes of Ugandan SME buyer‐supplier contractual conflicts

Mpeera Ntayi, Joseph - In: International Journal of Social Economics 39 (2011) 1/2, pp. 125-141

disputes in Ugandan small to medium‐sized enterprises (SMEs). Design/methodology/approach – This paper undertakes a large …

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Forging a Catholic‐Evangelical alliance in the American context

O’Neil, Daniel J. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 22 (1995) 9/10/11, pp. 90-108

Explores the possibility and probability of a Catholic‐Evangelical alliance within the US social arena. Notes the numerical strength and systemic importance of each tradition. Examines the histories, tenets, politics, economic teachings and lifestyles of the two respective orientations. Cites...

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Catholic and Evangelical élites in dialogue and alliance

Rutan, Gerard F. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 22 (1995) 9/10/11, pp. 109-134

Throughout their histories the Evangelical and Catholic communities have been traditional opponents. Seldom have they agreed, and never have they joined to work as one within the US society and polity. However, beginning in the early 1990s some small, self‐identifying élites from each...

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Effects of Afghanistan War on Soviet Society and Policy

Kamrany, Nake M.; Killian, David T. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 19 (1992) 7/8/9, pp. 129-151

Analyses the emergence of dialogue and dissent in Soviet society due to its decade‐long war in Afghanistan (1979 …‐89); the longest war in Soviet history. Included in the analysis are defence military posture in view of the military brutality … young conscripts. Perpetrations of atrocities against the Afghan population in violation of conventions of war are …

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The unending search for universal and lasting peace

Rugina, Anghel N. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 28 (2001) 1/2, pp. 155-175

Explores the study of peace and war as a reflection of equilibrium versus disequilibrium conditions as applied in …

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Freud’s civilization revisited in the nuclear age: commentary on O’Brien’s conclusions

Hill, Lewis E. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 28 (2001) 5/6/7, pp. 426-429

This comment is a constructive criticism of Professor John C. O’Brien’s interesting and provocative article: “Freud’s civilization revisited in the nuclear age.” It is my conviction that both Freud and O’Brien underestimate the power of Christianity in the creation and in the defense...

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Is Economic Justice Possible?

Armour, Leslie - In: International Journal of Social Economics 21 (1994) 10, pp. 32-58

to control war as well as changes in the nature and use of money. Examines problems posed by such ideas as well as …

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A Social Economist Examines the Moral Poverty of Twentieth Century Europe

Conway O′Brien, John - In: International Journal of Social Economics 21 (1994) 10, pp. 185-193

The belief in the endless progress of men materially and morally has not stood the test of time. The wars and atrocities of the twentieth century have shown that evil resides within man himself. Discusses the role of Darwinism and science; despite much criticism, the evolutionists continue to ride...

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