Titlebook: Socialising Public Ownership; Martyn Sloman Book 1978 Martyn Sloman 1978 business.industries

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Public Ownership in Practice,imply there have been insufficient attempts to relate the organisation structure and the operational rules of the nationalised industries to the socialist ideas that are held by many supporters of public ownership.

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Acting and Reacting: Three Case Studies,oughout Labour and Conservative administrations; the resurgence in interest in worker cooperatives has taken place under a Labour Government. Taken together, they illustrate the fragility of any industrial policy based on an over-dogmatic approach. They also demonstrate that events have a way of running ahead of policy formulation.

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The Role of the Workers,al advocates. Although no supporter of nationalisation would argue that the public corporations have been worse employers than their counterparts in the private sector, most would agree that the transformation in the relationship between man and management that had been expected has not taken place.

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Towards Socialised Industry, of change. Changes are needed if public-sector industry is to meet the challenges posed by an advanced society and this must be seen as an opportunity to give positive benefits to consumers, workers and the community.

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Shore replenishments with sand taken from the bottom of the North Sea would have a wide potential to restore lost habitats and species diversity seaward of dykes, bulkheads and eroding shorelines. Such an artificial sand supply has multiple advantages. It dissipates wave energy and may appease the h

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Martyn Slomanal conchologists of the world.Brief description of beaches o.This book offers a unique introduction to the study of shells and molluscs for all those who take pleasure in shells, the treasure of the sea. However, unlike other shell albums, compendiums or guides, the central focus of this book is on

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Martyn Slomandeformation, liquefaction, and full dynamic analyses are summarized. Methods for analyzing the effects of underconsolidation in rapidly accumulating or gaseous sediments are described. Recent theoretical developments which account for the effects of porewater compressibility and seafloor compressibi

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