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It was remarked at the outset of this paper that, in the 1920s,there existed a vigorous, diverse, and distinctly American literature dealing with monetary economics and the business cycle.
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The central argument I propose is that an understanding of social and normative centent of kinship and gender relations--the expectations, behavioral patterns, and discoursive meanings associated with kinship and gender roles-is essential for capturing the social significance of business...
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The paper presents issues about the question related to the European identity. The paper contents "Comtemporary Intellectual and Writers on a Multicultural European Identity"; "Konjunkturen und Konkurrenzen Kollektiver Identitat. Ideologie, infrastruktur und Gedechtnis in der Zeitgeschichte";...
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This paper re-examines quations regarding consumer expenditure on clothing, and the nature of production and distribution in the clothing sector in the early nineteenth century using evidence from archives of a rural tailor, Robert Mansbridge of Basing.
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This paper looks critically at the contention that Australian governments of the intewar period consistently promoted motor vehicle manufacture for defence and national development.
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I have proposed the structuration model as recently reformulated by William Sewell for the conceptualization of international migrations, arguing that its capacity to link macro- and micro-level social phenomena while keeping the latter and their relationship underdeterminate and contingent on...
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This first objective of the paper is to achieve a better understanding of the values and the worldview that lead traditional tribal societies to distribute wealth and incomes in manners that are hostile to economic change. The second objective can be persued namely that of identifying ways of...
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