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THE REVIVAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY*

Australian Economic Papers, 1972
Since the latter decades of the 19th century, orthodox economic theory has made its main business the demonstration that a well-oiled market mechanism will produce the most efficient allocation of scarce resources among competing ends. This preoccupation has in turn dictated a characteristic mode of analysis, in which the economy is conceived in terms ...
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The Revival of Rejective Negation

Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2000
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The Revival of the Romantic Means a Revival of Psychology

Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 1999
In the past 20 years, American psychology has firmly dissociated itself from its romantic roots. This article elaborates the reasons for this development, the consequences of it, and the rationale for reclaiming those roots. The marginalization of existential-humanistic psychology within mainstream academia, the loss of the influences of the arts and ...
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Revivals, Fractional Revivals and Tomograms

2022
S. Lakshmibala, V. Balakrishnan
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“The Right to Revive” (or “Revive and Let Live”)

2002
Abstract Rodgers’s ‘The Right to Revive” offers a spirited defense of a practice that continues to be viewed as a symptom of theatrical decline rather than health. In doing so, Rodgers addresses future critics who disparage the recently added, vigorously competitive, Tony Award category of Best Musical Revival.
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Explaining Religious Revival in the Context of Long-Term Secularization

Religions, 2023
Jörg Stolz, David Voas, Voas David
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Explaining the revival strategies of Indian MSMEs to mitigate the effects of COVID-19 outbreak

Benchmarking, 2023
Vimal Kumar   +2 more
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A counterexample to secularization theory? Assessing the Georgian religious revival

British Journal of Sociology, 2023
Francesco Molteni   +1 more
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