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Devaluation of Biological Knowledge
Image: the Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 1988A plea is made not to devalue the biological sciences at a time when a majority of nurses are drawing heavily from biological knowledge to provide increasingly complex care to increasingly sicker clients. Benefits of reemphasizing the biological sciences in nursing are that this knowledge would (a) advance nursing science and research by providing ...
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The Devaluation of Women's Competence
Journal of Social Issues, 1985Research on the evaluation of competent women is reviewed in the context of the experiences of some eminent academic women with the objectives of bridging the distance between these two sources of data, and of identifying some of the conditions under which competent women are likely to be evaluated less favorably than comparable men. Findings generally
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The Pure Theory of Devaluation
Economica, 1972The purpose of this paper is to present a simple theory of devaluation for a world economy in which all prices are flexible. The principal theorem of the analysis is that a devaluation and particular changes in the various money stocks have exactly equivalent effects on the current and future equilibrium values of all of the variables of the model ...
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Charting new territory for scholars in an understudied area, Devalue offers a socio-economic analysis of emerging Web3 actors who specialise in blockchain applications within the culture, media, and communication industries. Based on rich research that includes comparative case studies focusing on organisations in North America and ...
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