Social whirl puts students in spin
"Can this be," mused an editorial in the Chicago Tribune, "the end of western civilisation as we know it?" The Tribune, the powerhouse newspaper of the Midwest, could not resist poking fun at the...
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Coffee and corpses kill the appetite
Like students all over the world, the medical students at one of Israel's leading teaching hospitals in Jerusalem look forward to their coffee breaks. Time to read a paper maybe or grab something to...
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Greek universities shut for week
Greek universities are to close for a week as a warning and longer if necessary if the government fails to solve their long-standing financial and operational problems. Their collective debt is...
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Romanians take to street
Romanian students have begun the biggest wave of nationwide protests since the 1990 student movement was broken up by miners in Bucharest. All student unions including the largest, the League, called...
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A long time choosing
Social Choice, Welfare and Ethics
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Anchors, bankers... and politicians
The Bank of England 1694-1994 - The Central Bank and the Financial System - The Future of Central Banking
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Cuddly capitalism
Capitalism With Morality - Real Freedom For All - The World After Communism - Economic Democracy - Passions and Constraints
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Dole line management
Actively Seeking Work
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Long march to reform
Economic Reform and State-Owned Enterprises in China 1979-1987 - Agricultural Reforms and Grain Production in China
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Married to the mop
The Social and Political Economy of the Household - The Measurement of Household Welfare
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On His shide of the street
Religion in Africa - The Church in Africa 1450-1950 - A History of Christianity in Africa
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Ottomans on the couch
An Economic and Social History of the Ottoman Empire 1300-1914
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Honeysuckle on a guillotine
Politics By Other Means
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Kites, planes and other high-flyers
Barings' Bankruptcy and Financial Derivatives
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Privatisers on parade
Privatisation And Economic Performance