Science progress in the twentieth century : a quarterly journal of scientific work & thought.

v. 2 (1907-1908)

Science progress in the twentieth century : a quarterly journal of scientific work & thought.

v. 8 (1913-1914)

Science progress in the twentieth century : a quarterly journal of scientific work & thought.

v. 1 (1907)

Science progress in the twentieth century : a quarterly journal of scientific work & thought.

v. 9 (1914-1915)

Science progress in the twentieth century : a quarterly journal of scientific work & thought.

v. 6 (1911-1912)

Science progress in the twentieth century : a quarterly journal of scientific work & thought.

v. 7 (1912-1913)

Die Entwicklung einer Work-Life-Balance-Konzeption als Element und Instrument des betrieblichen Gesundheitsmanagements : Theoretische Grundlagen und deren Umsetzung in der Praxis unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des Projektmanagements

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Digging into history : a brief account of fifteen years of archaeological work in New Mexico / by Paul S. Martin, Chief Curator, Dept. of Anthropology ; drawings by Gustaf Dalstrom, Artist, Dept. of Anthropology.

no.38(1959)

Research work in Tokyo Institute of Technology

Research carried out in Tokyo Institute of Technology. The objective is to determine the influence of Interfacial Transition Zone (ITZ) around Lightweight aggregate in concrete on Chloride ion diffusivity. The ITZ of conventional concretes is the weakest point of concrete. The accumulating water on ITZ zone forms the most permeable area inside the concrete. Hence ITZ paves the way for chloride ion diffusion. The quality of ITZ depends on type and quality of aggregates used, water-cement ratio and also the method used for the production of concrete. It has been used two types of lightweight aggregates will be used, Chinese and Japanese, with different absorption capacities. The idea is to produce concrete with same effective water - cement ratio, using the same aggregates in two different conditions, dry and saturated, and compare the chloride ion diffusivity in these concretes (by diffusion test). A comparison of ITZ thickness of these concretes by SEM and EDAX-maps is also proposed. The chloride ion diffusion of concretes produced with the same effective water – cement ratio and same aggregates (dry and ssd) will depend, mainly, on ITZ.

What works best for getting the unemployed back to work: employment services or small-business assistance programs? evidence from Romania

Recent empirical evidence has found that employment services and small-business assistance programmes are often successful at getting the unemployed back to work. Â One important concern of policy makers is to decide which of these two programmes is more effective and for whom. Â Using unusually rich (for transition economies) survey data and matching methods, I evaluate the relative effectiveness of these two programmes in Romania. Â While I find that employment services (ES) are, on average, more successful than a small-business assistance programme (SBA), estimation of heterogeneity effects reveals that, compared to non-participation, ES are effective for workers with little access to informal search channels, and SBA works for less-qualified workers and those living in rural areas. Â When comparing ES to SBA, I find that ES tend to be more efficient than SBA for workers without a high-school degree, and that the opposite holds for the more educated workers.

Reversal of opinion: the implications of the work of Acemoglu and Robinson for marxist thought

This paper describes the implications for Marxist thought of the work of Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson. In the first two periods of this they explained how the rise of democracy brought prosperity to Europe  and why the same process had not worked in Latin America because of the possibility of coups. The implication is that mass poverty can better be alleviated by safeguarding democracy rather than moving to socialism. In the last period A and R have formalized doubts about the efficacy of democracy in this role. The implication here is that Marxists should work to find a system of government that is immune to elite dominance. Hugo Chávez is taken as an example.