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New England Journal of Medicine, 1990
To the Editor: The editorial and Sounding Board article about ethics and research on the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) in Africa (Oct. 20, 1988, issue) generated much interest in Nairobi. Kenyan ethics committees, established long before the AIDS epidemic, have always considered that ethical standards were absolute, so it is not clear to us
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To the Editor: The editorial and Sounding Board article about ethics and research on the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) in Africa (Oct. 20, 1988, issue) generated much interest in Nairobi. Kenyan ethics committees, established long before the AIDS epidemic, have always considered that ethical standards were absolute, so it is not clear to us
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Imperialism and Anti-Imperialism in Africa
Monthly Review, 2015When international media were broadcasting live video footage of Tunisians gathering in hundreds of thousands in front of the central office in Tunis of the long-terrifying ministry of home security, chanting in one voice "the people want to bring down the regime," something had already changed: ordinary people realized they could make huge changes ...
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Imperialism, Post-Imperialism and Neo-Imperialism
1998A conspicuous feature of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries was the way in which several of the Western European countries such as France, Britain, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium took control of large parts of the world. Thus, at its peak, the British Empire alone consisted of more than a fifth of the world’s land surface.
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2018
In this essay, James Edward Ford III addresses Du Bois’s extensive use of poetry in Black Reconstruction in America, 1860–1880, particularly the multilevel argumentation through form and content that allows the poetry closing each chapter to act as a door allowing concepts to flow between disparate modes of articulation.
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In this essay, James Edward Ford III addresses Du Bois’s extensive use of poetry in Black Reconstruction in America, 1860–1880, particularly the multilevel argumentation through form and content that allows the poetry closing each chapter to act as a door allowing concepts to flow between disparate modes of articulation.
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Monthly Review, 1970
Peace reigns supreme in the realm of neo-classical economics. War, militarism, and the pacification of natives are treated as merely elements which disturb the harmonious equilibrium models which are to supply us with the universal truths about the allocation of scarce resources.
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Peace reigns supreme in the realm of neo-classical economics. War, militarism, and the pacification of natives are treated as merely elements which disturb the harmonious equilibrium models which are to supply us with the universal truths about the allocation of scarce resources.
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The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 2000 Economics is not only a social science, it is a genuine science. Like the physical sciences, economics uses a methodology that produces refutable implications and tests these implications using solid statistical techniques. In particular, economics stresses three factors that distinguish it from other social sciences.
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Imperial and Post-imperial Backgrounds
1998The notion of a multi-cultural Britain denotes, as we saw in the last chapter, recognition of the existence of a citizenry composed by people of different colours and celebrating a diversity of cultures. But this has been so for only the last three decades at the very most, and it is not universally embraced.
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Monthly Review, 2015
Lenin, Bukharin, Stalin, and Trotsky in Russia, as well as Mao, Zhou Enlai, and Den Xiaoping in China, shaped the history of the two great revolutions of the twentieth century. As leaders of revolutionary communist parties and then later as leaders of revolutionary states, they were confronted with the problems faced by a triumphant revolution in ...
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Lenin, Bukharin, Stalin, and Trotsky in Russia, as well as Mao, Zhou Enlai, and Den Xiaoping in China, shaped the history of the two great revolutions of the twentieth century. As leaders of revolutionary communist parties and then later as leaders of revolutionary states, they were confronted with the problems faced by a triumphant revolution in ...
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