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Social Adequacy and Economic Effects of Social Security: The Philippine Case: Comment
Asean Economic Bulletin, 1986The social security system is one of those Western institutions transferred to the Philip pines. The first social security programme in the Philippines started operation in 1937, two years after the United States formally insti tuted its own social security programme.1 The social security system has been growing quite rapidly both in membership and ...
Mario B. Lamberte, David L. Schulze
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Social adequacy of parents and children.
Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 1974Henry Sherman, Amerigo Farina
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The postulate of adequacy: Phenomenological sociology and the paradox of science and sociality
Human Studies, 1979Alfred Schutz's postulate of adequacy has become a focal point of discussions of phenomenological sociology. For its proponents (e.g., Filmer et al., 1972; Zijderveld, 1972; Winter, 1966), the postulate of adequacy represents a radical, perhaps revolutionary, methodological requirement that distinguishes the phenomenological approach from positivistic ...
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Impact of Adequacy of Social Infrastructure on Social Development in Uttar Pradesh
Productivity, 2022Karuna Shanker Kanaujiya, Abhishek Singh
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Social Security—Adequacy, Equity, and Progressiveness
North American Actuarial Journal, 2000Robert L. Brown, Jeffrey Ip
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THE PRACTICAL ADEQUACY OF ‘METHOD IN SOCIAL SCIENCE’
Antipode, 1987KIM ENGLAND, ANDREW JONAS, ANDREW MAIR
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‘Adequacy’ as a Goal in Social Research Practice: Classical Formulations and Contemporary Issues
Human Studies, 2021H T Wilson
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The Logical Adequacy of "The Logical Adequacy of Homans' Social Theory"
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