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Reformism and Melancholia: Economic Crisis and the Limits of Sociology
Sociology, 2014 This article addresses the persistence of reformism in sociological responses to the crisis. It begins by considering the temporal meaning of crisis and connects it to an appraisal of the extent to which the alternative ‘reformism or revolution’ still ...
Alberto Toscano
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1983
The Renaissance in Europe saw a dramatic change in the position of the Church, both culturally and economically. In the world of art the great princes of Italy, the merchants, bankers, warriors and landowners, became the dominant supporters. Drawing their wealth from the increased trade of the Mediterranean accompanied by a growth and diversification ...
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The Renaissance in Europe saw a dramatic change in the position of the Church, both culturally and economically. In the world of art the great princes of Italy, the merchants, bankers, warriors and landowners, became the dominant supporters. Drawing their wealth from the increased trade of the Mediterranean accompanied by a growth and diversification ...
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Church History and Religious Culture
Abstract The article discusses the content and circumstances of a 1631 church order agreed upon by a rural congregation in seventeenth-century Polish congregation of Parcice. The analysis of its, until-now overlooked, provisions as well as those involved in its creation shows the strong vitality of Reformed Christianity in this rural ...
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Abstract The article discusses the content and circumstances of a 1631 church order agreed upon by a rural congregation in seventeenth-century Polish congregation of Parcice. The analysis of its, until-now overlooked, provisions as well as those involved in its creation shows the strong vitality of Reformed Christianity in this rural ...
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Electricity market reform and 'reform of the reforms'
International Journal of Global Energy Issues, 2008For over two decades, policymakers and regulators in a number of countries around the world have been grappling with market reform, liberalisation, restructuring and privatisation issues. Although a great deal has been learned in the process and a blueprint for implementation has emerged, successful market design still remains partly art and partly ...
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The most important text at the end of the Middle Ages was the Bible. It had been published in manuscript on parchment bound between wooden covers. The production of such a book was time consuming and expensive. Martin Luther's proclamation of 95 theses directed against the practice and authority of the Roman Catholic church led to a speedy opposition ...
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Reforming Medicare by Reforming Incentives
New England Journal of Medicine, 2011Implementing managed competition among health plans for the Medicare population would fundamentally change the incentives in health care, forcing health plans to compete on value for money. Such incentives reform could well result in substantial cost reduction.
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2017
This theoretical chapter presents the existing contributions in order to enable understanding of the determinants of democratic reforms, but also the processes leading to reform in established democracies. It focuses, first, on the sets of incentives and obstacles to change of the institutions: political crisis, political instability, and the state of ...
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This theoretical chapter presents the existing contributions in order to enable understanding of the determinants of democratic reforms, but also the processes leading to reform in established democracies. It focuses, first, on the sets of incentives and obstacles to change of the institutions: political crisis, political instability, and the state of ...
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