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Monthly Review, 1950
Review of Caste, Class, and Race by Oliver Cromwell Cox.This article can also be found at the Monthly Review website, where most recent articles are published in full.Click here to purchase a PDF version of this article at the Monthly Review website.
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Review of Caste, Class, and Race by Oliver Cromwell Cox.This article can also be found at the Monthly Review website, where most recent articles are published in full.Click here to purchase a PDF version of this article at the Monthly Review website.
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1987
Taken by itself, a sharp stone is simply a relic of some ancient and inexorable geological process. But appropriated as a cutting instrument, it is a tool or, in a somewhat more murderous vein, a weapon. As a stone, it is a natural object. But as a tool or weapon, it is an eminently social object whose natural form is merely the carrier of the social ...
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Taken by itself, a sharp stone is simply a relic of some ancient and inexorable geological process. But appropriated as a cutting instrument, it is a tool or, in a somewhat more murderous vein, a weapon. As a stone, it is a natural object. But as a tool or weapon, it is an eminently social object whose natural form is merely the carrier of the social ...
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Impact of Relational Capital on Business Value
Journal of Information & Knowledge Management, 2014Intangible resources, or intellectual capital, are currently known to be the drivers of economic growth. Today's society is known as the knowledge-based society. Knowledge is the main strategic resource that is capable in itself of generating new knowledge.
Jose Domingo García-Merino +2 more
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Forms of Capital and Their Relations
1984As the commercial and financial centre of the world economic system, the City soon identified its interests with the defence of the conditions which it took to be the bases for the system’s existence and its own pre-eminent position within it. First of all, the City has never wavered in its support for free trade as a means of attempting to maximise ...
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Relational capital and knowledge transfer in universities
Business Process Management Journal, 2018PurposeThe importance of relational capital for the university has grown enormously in recent years. In fact, relational capital allows universities to promote and emphasize the effectiveness of the third mission. The purpose of this paper is to propose a case study involving an Italian university that recently set up a new research observatory, and ...
Paola Paoloni +2 more
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Relational capital and social capital
2013In this paper, we start from relational capital, which is one of the components of intellectual capital addressing the intangible values of organizations. In popular usage, the concept seems to be closely related to social capital, with similar words (such as relationships and network) explaining it, and with claims that scholars use social capital ...
Still, Kaisa +2 more
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The Relational Capital in Female SMEs
2012It is widely believed that the experience of women is characterized by an entrepreneurial approach "to network" in which great importance is given to the relational dimension. The survey may be able to identify the nature of the needs expressed predominantly by women entrepreneurs at this stage from the life cycle of the business and investigate how ...
Paoloni, Paola, Demartini, Paola
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Capital and Capital Supply in Relation to the Development of Africa
1964The major part of this paper is devoted to an analysis of the magni tude and forms of external economic assistance that has been flowing in recent years to Africa south of the Sahara. I have preferred to concentrate on this aspect of capital supply for two major reasons.
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2017
Intellectual capital (IC), conceptualised as the knowledgeDbased equity of organisations, has attracted a significant amount of scholarly and practitioner interest during the last decade. Measuring IC is complex, with researchers suggesting that understanding the blend or mix of IC components is important for organisational performance.
Urban, B, Joubert, GCDS
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Intellectual capital (IC), conceptualised as the knowledgeDbased equity of organisations, has attracted a significant amount of scholarly and practitioner interest during the last decade. Measuring IC is complex, with researchers suggesting that understanding the blend or mix of IC components is important for organisational performance.
Urban, B, Joubert, GCDS
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