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Anarchism, Socialism, and Social Reform
Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 2002[First page missing from the archive] … embitterment against society; but anarchism assimilates to itself that hostility to law which naturally results from evil doing. The antipathy of the rogue for the halter reinforces this movement. It gathers to itself disreputable elements, and by its outbreaks moves society to resistance.
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2017
Paul Hanly Furfey realigned his approach to social reform during and after his sabbatical in Germany, questioning now the efficacy of a purely scientific approach. Furfey’s scientific studies in Germany, the onset of the Great Depression and stirrings of World War II led Furfey to re-evaluate his hypotheses on social reform.
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Paul Hanly Furfey realigned his approach to social reform during and after his sabbatical in Germany, questioning now the efficacy of a purely scientific approach. Furfey’s scientific studies in Germany, the onset of the Great Depression and stirrings of World War II led Furfey to re-evaluate his hypotheses on social reform.
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Journal of Economic Issues, 1985
(1985). The Reform of Social Security. Journal of Economic Issues: Vol. 19, No. 3, pp. 874-876.
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(1985). The Reform of Social Security. Journal of Economic Issues: Vol. 19, No. 3, pp. 874-876.
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Social Reform and Economic Policy
Journal of Economic Issues, 1984The Galbraithian System seeks to clarify the complex matter of social and economic reform in late capitalism. Much of the focus rests upon the social predicament of turning the vast influence of the mature corporation and its administered sector of the economy to the human, public purpose.
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1996
Feminist consciousness and women’s struggle against gender discrimination in any society seem to demand a certain level of socio-economic and political development. Much of women’s sufferings in third world societies relates to a low development of material production and the persistence of pre-capitalist social and economic structures that restrict ...
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Feminist consciousness and women’s struggle against gender discrimination in any society seem to demand a certain level of socio-economic and political development. Much of women’s sufferings in third world societies relates to a low development of material production and the persistence of pre-capitalist social and economic structures that restrict ...
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Capital & Class, 1986
The government's proposed reform of social security is generally perceived by the left as a means of cutting public expenditure, in order to allow the government to make its long-promised tax cuts. In this article, Angus Erskine shows that the reform of social security may reduce public expenditure, but is, however, designed essentially to further the
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The government's proposed reform of social security is generally perceived by the left as a means of cutting public expenditure, in order to allow the government to make its long-promised tax cuts. In this article, Angus Erskine shows that the reform of social security may reduce public expenditure, but is, however, designed essentially to further the
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Presbyterians and Social Reform
2019Influenced by the writings and example of John Calvin, Presbyterians developed a worldview that rested on the premise that God was supreme over all life and that social institutions and practices should be based on biblical norms. In numerous societies, this led them to strive to develop political, economic, and social structures grounded on their ...
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1999
In this chapter, we look at the main challenges currently faced by the social security system in Britain today, radical ways of addressing some of those problems, and the developing policy agenda of the New Labour government elected in 1997.
Stephen McKay, Karen Rowlingson
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In this chapter, we look at the main challenges currently faced by the social security system in Britain today, radical ways of addressing some of those problems, and the developing policy agenda of the New Labour government elected in 1997.
Stephen McKay, Karen Rowlingson
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Is there a social history of the reformation?
Social History, 1977(1977). Is there a social history of the reformation? Social History: Vol. 2, No. 4, pp. 483-505.
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Social Reform and the Constitution
Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, 1935Between 1867 and 1934 over 136 constitutional cases have faced the Privy Council with the task of saying what the Canadian constitution means. Despite those cases, or because of them, it is still quite certain that unless legislation falls clearly within one of the specific heads of s. 91 or s. 92 of the B.N.A.
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