Titlebook: Some Factors Influencing Postwar Emigration from the Netherlands; William Petersen Book 1952 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1952

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William Petersenuniversity curricula of recent centuries and can be remedied by suspending for the next two centuries the teaching of men’s contributions to the discipline and teaching works by women only. As an alternative to this drastic and undoubtedly unpopular solution, I propose expanding the length and numbe

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William Petersened, can we deal with the Kuhn-Feyerabend type problem of incommensurability. But how? This problem, we are told, is simply dissolved if we adopt this new radical approach. That is, different scientific theories cannot be cognitively compared, one with the other, so long as they are treated as struct

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The Role of Government in Migrationration of sectors of society. At the depth of the depression, during the first two Five-Year Plans, several million “kulaks” were removed . to the sites of cities-to-be. Also during the interwar period, the League of Nations negotiated a series of population transfers designed to eliminate national

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