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Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 2022
There is now a general consensus amongst philosophers in the values in science literature that values necessarily play a role in core areas of scientific inquiry. We argue that attention should now be turned from debating the value-free ideal to delineating legitimate from illegitimate influences of values in science, a project we dub "The New ...
Bennett Holman, Torsten Wilholt
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There is now a general consensus amongst philosophers in the values in science literature that values necessarily play a role in core areas of scientific inquiry. We argue that attention should now be turned from debating the value-free ideal to delineating legitimate from illegitimate influences of values in science, a project we dub "The New ...
Bennett Holman, Torsten Wilholt
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The demarcation issue: introduction
1998The origins of this book date back to 1993 when the Dutch Department of Education, Culture and Science (DECS) contracted the University of Twente to carry out a study on broadening vocational education. Several arguments played a role at the time.
Nijhof, Wim J., Streumer, Jan
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A Demarcation of the Gini Coefficient
SSRN Electronic JournalWe specify the domain in the income distribution that includes the people to whom income transfers will not increase inequality in that income distribution. Inspired by Sen's (1973, 1997) characterization of the Gini coefficient as a ratio between a measure of aggregate income-based "depression" (stress) and aggregate income, we inquire as to whether ...
Stark, Oded, Kosiorowski, Grzegorz
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2021
Abstract The first chapter covers the outgoing epoch of the multinational empires and continental Middle and Eastern European colonial powers, which experienced the zenith of their expansion of power and their collapse. The period between the turn of the century and the outbreak of the First World War was the golden age of European ...
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Abstract The first chapter covers the outgoing epoch of the multinational empires and continental Middle and Eastern European colonial powers, which experienced the zenith of their expansion of power and their collapse. The period between the turn of the century and the outbreak of the First World War was the golden age of European ...
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ON PRAGMATIC DEMARCATION OF LANGUAGE
Theoretical Linguistics, 1978A happy utterance may invoke a variety of rules, of different forms and on distinct grounds. Thus — we are told by William of Sherwood — “the science of discourse… has three parts: grammar, which teaches one how to speak correctly; rhetoric, which teaches one how to speak elegantly; and logic, which teaches one how to speak truly.”1 To be sure, there ...
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European Journal of Marketing, 1995
Market demarcation is based on the idea that a sales market is not an undifferentiated set of products, but that it rather embodies an entity made up of separate groups of products which differ with regard to certain demand‐relevant characteristics.
Herrmann, Andreas, Bauer, Hans
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Market demarcation is based on the idea that a sales market is not an undifferentiated set of products, but that it rather embodies an entity made up of separate groups of products which differ with regard to certain demand‐relevant characteristics.
Herrmann, Andreas, Bauer, Hans
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Nordic Journal of International Law, 1998
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null Thamsborg, null Lilje-Jensen
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null Thamsborg, null Lilje-Jensen
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History Australia, 2015
This article examines the diverse experiences of three Australian women journalists who covered the Second World War in the European military theatre. It analyses the ways that military policy regarding the accreditation and control of women reporters reinforced gendered understandings of journalism and war.
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This article examines the diverse experiences of three Australian women journalists who covered the Second World War in the European military theatre. It analyses the ways that military policy regarding the accreditation and control of women reporters reinforced gendered understandings of journalism and war.
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