Catalogue of scientific papers, 1800-1863 [to 1884-1900]. Compiled by the Royal Society of London.

v. 2

Catalogue of scientific papers, 1800-1863 [to 1884-1900]. Compiled by the Royal Society of London.

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Catalogue of scientific papers, 1800-1863 [to 1884-1900]. Compiled by the Royal Society of London.

v. 17

Catalogue of scientific papers, 1800-1863 [to 1884-1900]. Compiled by the Royal Society of London.

v. 1

Marketingforschung im Luxussegment : Mechanismen, Märkte und Methoden

Magdeburg, Univ., Fak. für Wirtschaftswiss., Diss., 2009

Traditions of the Crows, by S. C. Simms.

v.2:no.6(1903)

Horti upsaliensis plantæ cultæ 1780-1800.

v. 1 - 2

Horti upsaliensis plantæ cultæ 1780-1800.

v. 4

Apedilum griseistriatum comb. nov., placement of Chironomus (Polypedilum) griseistriatum (Diptera, Chironomidae)

The study of the type material of Chironomus (Polypedilum) griseistriatum Edwards, 1931 described from Patagonia lead us to formally transfer the species to Apedilum Townes, 1945 as a new combination, and a reared specimen allows us to describe its pupa. Based on several larvae belonging to Apedilum collected in the proximity of the localities in which the adults and pupae were found, we tentatively describe the larval stage. Subfossil larval head capsules of the same species were found in Laguna Stibnite at 46°S in Chile dated to about 2,500 years ago and in Puerto Blest, Lago Nahuel Huapi at 41°S in Argentina dated about 2,000 years ago. We discuss the habitat of the species based on both modern and subfossil material. Identification keys to male adult, pupae and fourth instar larvae are also provided.

A marxian model of the breakdown of capitalism

This paper sets out a Marxian model that is based on the one by Stephen Marglin with one sector and continuous substitution. It is extended by adding technical progress and land as a factor of production. It is then shown that capital accumulation causes the preconditions for the breakdown of capitalism to emerge; that is, it causes the organic composition of capital to rise, the rate of profit to fall and the rate of exploitation to rise. A compressed history of the idea of the breakdown of capitalism is then set out and an explanation is given as to how the model relates to this and how it may serve as the basis for further research.