Titlebook: Scotland’s Society and Economy in Transition, c.1500–c.1760; Ian D. Whyte Textbook 1997Latest edition Ian D. Whyte 1997 economic developme

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Ian D. Whytenterdependency of industry and medicine.  Arguing that the medical profession should be a buffer between the pharmaceutical industry interests and patient interests, the book explores how undue industry influence weakens the ability of the medical profession to do so. Using the theory of institution

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Ian D. Whytere lending each other the money to build homes and pay it back ‘as best they can’. Only if they all ‘have faith in each other’ can the bank work. Nonetheless, even allowing for the fact that banking crises happen with some frequency, the banking crisis that began in the UK in the summer of 2007 has

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Ian D. Whytewhich has raised its head time and again. In its latest incarnation, in June 2013, the media reported that an undercover officer allegedly co-wrote the leaflet criticising the McDonalds food chain, which later became the focus of the three-year ‘McLibel’ case, which cost taxpayers and McDonalds mill

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Scotland’s Society and Economy in Transition, c.1500–c.1760

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Introduction,of 1707 still lingers on in some popular histories but this major wave of revisionist writing has produced new general histories (Lynch, 1991) and more specialised studies of social and economic history (Whyte, 1995), which have begun to influence the general public as well as the academic world.

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Kirk and Culture,Reformed church on Scottish society that has been seen as most fundamental and lasting. The power of puritanical Presbyterianism has been portrayed as a negative and ruthlessly repressive force, which impoverished popular culture and turned seventeenth-century Scotland into a cultural wilderness. Ye