“m donald hancock john logue bernt schiller”

The development of the "welfare state" has been accompanied by greater freedom being granted to workers in industrialized capitalist countries. The themes of this probing volume concern how governments, employers, trade unions, and workers have acted to promote economic growth and accountability wit... More

Hancock and Logue, along with their contributors, seek to explicate the achievements, problems, and prospects of simultaneous processes of economic and political transitions from communism to contrasting forms of market economies and democracy in Russia, Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovenia... More

The ideas of John Maynard Keynes revolutionised twentieth-century economics, and continue to provoke debate today. This book explores fully, for the first time, Keynes' thinking on international relations and its links to his views on economics.... More

Miller crecio sin padre. No revela exactamente por que se fue su padre o a donde se fue, solo menciona que a lo largo de su juventud su hogar fue dirigido solo por su mama. Fue de adulto cuando se dio cuenta que tan profundamente afecto e impacto su vida toda esta situacion. Miller, con su honestida... More

"The Open Table "introduces believers and nonbelievers to the person and deity of Christ in a new and refreshing way. There are many people who argue God doesn't exist and many who argue God does. Still, millions know that, all arguments aside, what they feel in their souls is a need for God. To som... More

"Urban Change and the European Left" looks at the way politicians and critics use the city to ground their political messages. The book explores local narratives of urban change through ethnography, biography, travelogue, and social history. Drawing on novels, architectural commentaries, urban plans... More