Titlebook: Developing the Socially Useful Economy; Stephen Bodington,Mike George,John Michaelson Book 1986 Stephen Bodington, Mike George and John Mi

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Briony Horsfall,Deborah Dempseyes in society and our way of life, while on the other hand, for most people, they appear woefully inadequate as a method for understanding or tackling urgent questions concerning the economic management of our economy. For example there appears to be no available economic theory, within orthodoxy, w

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Antti O. Tanskanen,Mirkka Danielsbackay for instance not be able to negotiate with the DHSS directly, but may be able to obtain a semblance of negotiation through obtaining support of a Welfare Rights or Legal Aid organisation. Active trade unionists well know that certain issues are amenable to negotiation in the normal forum, others a

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Briony Horsfall,Deborah Dempsey at the same time ensure socially good use of resources. But from the fact that currently prevailing financial principles are not ‘socially useful’, it would be wrong to deduce that ‘socially useful finance’ is a contradiction in terms and that all concern about alternative financial policies is poi

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Madonna Harrington Meyer,Ynesse Abdul-Malakbeing more important than money itself, in however large quantities. ‘Lost’ health cripples, degrades and undermines people, and focuses attention on the pain, fear and discomfort of it, largely to the exclusion of other, life-enhancing things.

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Michel de Saint Blanquat,Basil Tikoffion affecting between a quarter and a fifth of the world’s population are portrayed and seen and understood as primarily social and humanitarian issues, whilst charities collect pennies from people in the streets. The commonly-perceived standard of living in Britain seems to inexorably decline again

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Book 1986"[Based on a series of] seminars ... organised by CAITS (Centre for Alternative Industrial and Technological Systems) and Middlesex Polytechnic staff [in 1984]"--P. ix.

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