Origins of the State
The Origins of the Modern Financial Revolution: Responses to Impediments from Church and State in Western Europe, 1200 - 1600
... essential origins of the modern ‘financial revolution’ were the late- medieval responses, civic and mercantile, to financial impediments from both Church and State that reached their harmful fruition in the ...
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Waning Sovereignty? The Kindred Myths of “Origins” and “Vanishing” of the State
... the State in the strictest sense. The term “State” prior to the revolutions of the modern world designates, strictly speaking, pre-State forms of domination (“city States”, “Renaissance ...
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The origins of redistributive policy preferences: political socialisation with and without a welfare state
... welfare state very simply: we use a binary variable, equal to 0 for all cohorts up to 1945, and equal to 1 for all cohorts from 1950 ...welfare state as being related to some combination of contributory and ...
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The origins and nature of the Greek city-state and its significance for world settlement history.
... Boeotia, the "pioneer" Geometric villages show quite dispropor- tionate sizes (Bintliff 1994): Askra is a small, tight- ly-focussed hamlet and will become a large kome/ village u[r] ...
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The origins of the North Carolina State Library, 1700-1840.
... Virginia state librarian, stated that North Carolina could not afford to not form a library commission to promote and improve libraries throughout the state (Mitchell, 1983, ...The State Library ...
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The origins and evolution of sleep
... Mollusc species are well suited for electrophysiological studies, and have been widely used to study the neuronal mechanisms underlying diverse processes including learning and memory, visually guided prey-seeking ...
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The origins of mimicry rings
... with evolutionary simulation models, as they do not rely finding an equilibrium. A further examination of the re- sults showed that in all runs there is very little (if any) change from generation 150,000 to 200,000, ...
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Origins of cellular geometry
... So far we have focused on the position and orientation of cellular structures. An equally fundamental problem in cell geometry is how the sizes of the different organelles in a cell are controlled so as to be appropriate ...
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The evolutionary origins of volition
... the state of high action readiness exemplified in the ‘fight or flight’ response requires coordinated changes of activity across almost all of the physiological systems of the ...
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Osnova and the Origins of the Valuev Directive
... Kulish’s preface to his primer of 1857 is an intriguing illustration of the Ukrainian movement’s programmatic focus on national emancipation via the education of the popular masses in the popular (national) language. ...
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The Origins of Entrepreneurial Opportunities
... Other factors might be related to the environment within which production occurs. Farm production is affected by the weather, so that floods or draughts might lower farm output, and particularly good weather can raise ...
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PP: The Origins of Schedule Management
... Priestley also created his ‘New Chart of History’ (1769 – Fig. 3) which used similar concepts plotting the rule of ‘empires’ against geographical location and time. Priestley’s Chart of History lists events in 106 ...
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Origins of empathy development in infancy
... investigating the potential neurocognitive mechanisms underlying affective and cognitive aspects of empathy. The study presented in Paper 3 used electromyopraphy (EMG) to examine the role of motor mimicry and emotion ...
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Origins of evolutionary transitions
... from State One? I seek a very general answer to this question, one that can encompass not only different proxi- mate ways of taking the first step of any given transition but also first steps for any different ...
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Origins for Everyone
... catalyst. The analogy is inexact because there is no “tem- plate” that guides the formation of the double-stranded DNA. It does not recreate itself; it is merely the most stable product. But this is in fact the point. ...
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The origins of time asymmetry
... My own more modest criticism of the 'histories' approach (and why I think it needs to be rejected) is simply that it seems unnecessarily restrictive for a supposedly realistically motivated theory to start off from the ...
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Art: The origins of PERT and CPM
... Kelley was scheduled to give a paper to the Case Institute operations research conference in 8 See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operations_research 9 Discussed in more detail in ‘A brie[r] ...
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The origins of owld in Scots
... south-west. Origins in Irish English and possibly English in England have been suggested for this feature of Scots (Johnston 1997b: 488-9, Macafee 2001: 125) but these hypotheses have not been explored, and the ...
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Origins of the goblet
... ROMER; A popular German Drinking glass which in typical later form has a somewhat spherical bowl ,a wide hollow stem decorated with prunts,a flared foot decorated with trailing and somet[r] ...
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Origins of the Reformatory
... Most of the reformatory directors were trained in the repressive prison regime, and the reformatories became what Gillin has termed "junior prisons with the form but without the spirit o[r] ...
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