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Anthropology and Modern Civilization
Nature, 1952Elements of Social Organization Josiah Mason Lectures delivered at the University of Birmingham. By Prof. Raymond Firth. Pp. xi + 257 + 11 plates. (London: Watts and Co., Ltd., 1951.) 18s. net.
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2003
Modernizing civil services - an era of reform localism and exceptualism - comparing public sector reforms in European and Westminister systems protecting liberty and benefiting society - can market-based administrative reforms and market-based political institutions effectively co-exist in the USA?
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Modernizing civil services - an era of reform localism and exceptualism - comparing public sector reforms in European and Westminister systems protecting liberty and benefiting society - can market-based administrative reforms and market-based political institutions effectively co-exist in the USA?
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A Jurisprudential Study from Modern Civil Law to Modern Civil Law
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The French and Modern Civilization
Contemporary Chinese Thought, 1999After a thorough classical education, Chen Duxiu (1879-1942) went on to be a pioneering reform writer and activist, leader of the New Culture movement, Dean of the Arts and Sciences at Beijing University, and cofounder of the Chinese Communist Party.
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Modernity, Civilization and the Holocaust
2017Like scientific mass wars, the highly organized and scientifically planned extermination of whole groups of people in specially designed death camps and sealed-off ghettos by starvation, gassing or shooting does not seem entirely out of place in an age of technically advanced mass societies. (Elias 2013: 225) The European civilizing process included,
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Religion in Modern Civilization
2009Abstract I am going to discuss religion in the spiritual life and civilization of our time. The first question to be faced, therefore, is: “Is religion a force in the spiritual life of our age?” I answer, in your name and mine, “No!” There is still religion in the world; there is much religion in the Church; there are many pious people ...
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