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Earnest Hypocrisy: The Evangelical Reformer in William M. Thackeray’s Vanity Fair
This essay examines William Makepeace Thackeray’s Vanity Fair (1847–48) through the lens of nineteenth-century Anglican Evangelicalism, arguing that Thackeray’s portrayal of Pitt Crawley (Junior) crystallizes the paradoxes of Evangelical reform culture ...
Houliang Chen, You Zhang
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The politics of economic policy reform in developing countries [PDF]
Because of politics, some economic policy reforms are adopted and pursued in the developing world, and others are delayed, and resisted. Economic reform is inherently a political act: It changes the distribution of benefits in society, benefiting some ...
Adams, Richard H. Jr.
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The McMillan Sisters, The Roots of the Open-Nursery, and Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
This article explores the impetus and motivation for the McMillan sisters, Christian Socialists committed to creating change for the working class in England, to create an innovative and enduring ideal of nursery education through the open-air nursery ...
Betty Liebovich
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Death, social reform and the scrutiny of social welfare provision: the role of the contemporary inquest. [PDF]
Kirton-Darling E.
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Trade Reform, Capital Mobility, and Efficiency Wage in a Harris-Todaro Economy [PDF]
The main purpose of this paper is to analyse the impact of trade reform on unemployment and social welfare in a Harris-Todaro (1970) economy with efficiency wage and capital mobility.
Titas Kumar Bandopadhyay
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MARGARET FULLER’S PUBLICISTIC DIALOGUE WITH AMERICA’S PURITAN HERITAGE
The article analyzes the work of Margaret Fuller (1810 – 1850), a key figure of American Transcendentalism; it focuses on Fuller’s writings from the New-York Tribune in 1844 – 1846 and their religious dimension. Methodologically the article is based on a
M. P. Kizima
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International Aspects of Social Reform in the Interwar Period [PDF]
The reconstruction of the international order after World War I put great emphasis on social reforms through the International Labor Organization (ILO). Three types of arguments were used to promote social reform.
Douglas Galbi
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【Objective】With the improvement of social residents' income levels, the demand of consumers has shifted from "having enough to eat" to "eating well". The increase in non-agricultual income of self-sufficient farmers also puts forward higher requirements ...
Qianyun ZENG, Shuting YANG, Fengbo CHEN
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