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Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- Introduction -- I. Japan's Industrial Organization: Historical Perspective -- 1. "Monopoly Capital" and Income Redistribution Policy -- 2. The Dual Structure of the Japanese Economy and Its Growth Pattern -- 3. Excessive Competition and the Formation of Keiretsu -- 4. Japan's Industrial Organization -- II. Industry Studies -- 5. The Automobile Industry of Japan -- 6. Iron and Steel -- III. Big Business and Business Groups -- 7. The Establishment of the Big Business System -- 8. The Japanese-type Structure of Big Business -- 9. The Measurement of Interfirm Relationships -- IV. Industrial Policy -- 10. The Conception and Evaluation of Japanese Industrial Policy -- V. Bibliographic Studies -- 11. Industry Studies of Japan: A Survey -- 12. Japanese Studies of Industrial Organization -- Contributors

Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- I Taiwan and America's China Policy: An Introduction by Victor H. Li -- II The PRC and Reunification -- III The ROC and Reunification -- IV The Taiwan Independence Movement -- V Change on Taiwan, Internal and External -- VI PRC and ROC: Dealing with Each Other -- VII Reducing Tensions -- Afterword -- Appendix -- Appendix 1 -- Appendix 2 -- A. Statement of Hungdah Chiu -- B. Statement of James C. Hsiung -- C. Statement of Wei-ming Tu -- Appendix 3 -- Appendix 4 -- Appendix 5 -- Appendix 6 -- Appendix 7 -- Appendix 8 -- Appendix 9 -- Appendix 10 -- Appendix 11 -- Appendix 12 -- Appendix 13 -- Appendix 14 -- Appendix 15

Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- PREFACE -- INTRODUCTION -- I. THE MAOIST MODEL OF ARMY-BUILDING -- 1. Resolution of the Ninth Congress of the Chinese Communist Party of the Fourth Army of the Red Army -- 2. Chairman Mao Tse-tung on People's War -- 3. Turn Our Army into a Great School of Mao Tse-tung Thought -- II. THE POLITICAL WORK OF THE PLA -- 4. Hold High the Great Red Flag of Mao Tse-tung Thought and Resolutely and Thoroughly Implement the Political Work Regulations -- 5. The Revolutionary Significance of Cadres Working as Soldiers in the Armed Forces -- 6. Important Measure to Promote the Revolutionization of Our Army -- 7. Learn Better from the Local Government and the Masses and Promote Still Closer Relations Between the Military and the Government and the Army and the People -- 8. Armymen Help Civilians Study Mao Tse-tung's Writings -- 9. Directive of the Political Department of the Peking Military Region on the Launching of the "Two Remembrances and Three Investigations" Educational Campaign -- III. THE ECONOMIC ROLE OF THE MILITARY -- 10. Report of the Party Committee of the General Logistics Department on Continuing to Develop Energetically the Campaign to Increase Production and Practice Economy -- 11. The General Political Department of the PLA Draws Up the "Implementation Plan for the Army's Participation in and Support of the Agricultural Cooperativization Movement and Agricultural Production" -- 12. The General Political Department Issues an Outline for the Participation of the Armed Forces in Construction Work -- 13. New Contributions in Railroad Construction by the Liberation Army Railway Corps -- IV. THE ARMY AND SOCIO-CULTURAL CHANGE -- 14. Concerning the Question of Political and Cultural Training in Military Units -- 15. Military and Political Training Is Good

Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction Women, Work, and Family: New Soviet Perspectives -- Selected Bibliography -- Part One Levels and Patterns of Female Employment -- Current Problems of Female Labor in the USSR -- Socioeconomic Problems of Female Employment -- Features of the Development of Female Employment -- The Educational and Occupational Skill Level of Industrial Workers -- Raising the Skill Level of Women Workers -- The Utilization of Female Labor in Agriculture -- The Twenty-fifth Congress of the CPSU and Current Problems of Employment of Female Labor in the Republics of Central Asia -- Protection of Female Labor -- Part Two The Impact of Female Employment on the Family -- Women's Work and the Family -- Changing Family Roles and Marital Instability -- Changes in the Status of Women and the Demographic Development of the Family -- Maternal Care of Infants -- Women with Large Families: A Sociodemographic Analysis -- Part Three A Policy Agenda for the 1980s -- The Quantity and Quality of Work: A Round Table -- How Working Women Combine Work and Household Duties -- Part-time Employment of Women -- The Position of Women and Demographic Policy -- Appendixes -- Appendix A -- Appendix B -- Appendix C -- Appendix D -- Appendix E -- Appendix F -- About the Editor

Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Work Attitudes -- ORIENTATION - CREATIVE WORK -- THE INFLUENCE OF JOB CONTENT ON WORK ATTITUDES -- WORK SATISFACTION: AN ANALYSIS OF EMPIRICAL GENERALIZATIONS AND AN ATTEMPT AT THEIR THEORETICAL INTERPRETATION -- The Issue of Participation in Management -- PUBLIC OPINION ON ELECTING MANAGERS -- THE INTERRELATIONSHIP OF SOCIAL FACTORS DETERMINING WORK ATTITUDES -- THE INFLUENCE OF A WORKER'S ON-THE-JOB INDEPENDENCE ON HIS ATTITUDE TOWARD WORK -- Bibliography -- About the Editor

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Original Title -- Original Copyright -- CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- 1 LIBERTY AND EQUALITY -- 2 MARKET SOCIALISM A basis for socialist renewal? -- 3 MONETARY POLICY AND INTERNATIONAL FINANCE -- 4 THE REFORM OF SECONDARY EDUCATION -- 5 PRIVATISATION AND THE WELFARE STATE -- 6 RACISM AND THE RIGHT -- 7 DEMOCRACY Socialism's best reply to the right -- References -- Index

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Tables -- List of Figures -- Acknowledgements -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- Definitions -- Outline -- Notes and References -- 2. THE PIVOTAL GLOBAL PLAYERS -- The International Fundamentals -- Leading Markets -- Locational Leanings -- The International Corporate Stamp -- Summary -- Notes and References -- 3. STRUCTURAL FACTORS -- Product and Industry Life-cycles -- Industrial Life-cycles -- Innovation and Industrial Organisation -- A Model of Industrial Organisation -- Model Specifics -- Integration and Rationalisation Strategies -- Government Intervention -- Mature Electronics Organisations -- Adolescent Electronics Organisations -- Summary -- Notes and References -- 4. DEFENCE ELECTRONICS -- Emergence and Confirmation -- Contemporary Standing -- Incentives for Entry -- Bail-outs and State Acquisition -- State Enterprise and TNC Involvement -- Market Consolidation -- Growth -- Acquisition -- Encroachments by Defence Contractors -- Rationalisation -- Summary -- Notes and References -- 5. INNOVATION AND ENTERPRISE -- Innovation: Truisms and Shibboleths -- The Government Backstop -- Incubation Centres -- Summary -- Notes and References -- 6. THE JAPANESE POWERHOUSE -- The Government Prop -- Science-based Research and Production Centres -- Formative Influences -- The Radio and Calculator Stimulus -- Higher Value-added Activities -- Automation and 'Internationalisation' -- Summary -- Notes and References -- 7. THE NIC CHALLENGE -- Institutional Background -- Hong Kong -- Taiwan -- South Korea -- Singapore -- Life-cycles and Offshore Location -- The Labour Factor and Location -- American TNCs -- Japanese TNCs -- European TNCs -- Mexico -- Interlinked Industries -- The State Alternative -- Brazil -- India -- Israel -- China -- Summary

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Original Title -- Original Copyright -- Foreword -- Contents -- PART ONE Prices, Interest, and Profits -- 1. Costs and Prices -- 2. The Short-Term and the Long-Term Rate of Interest -- 3. A Theory of Profits -- PART TWO Business Cycle and Trend -- 4. The "Pure" Business Cycle -- 5. The Trend

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Original Title -- Original Copyright -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- ABBREVIATIONS -- I. GENERAL -- A. Bibliography -- B. Pioneers -- C. Toward the Present -- D. Sex Research -- E. Essays and Collections -- F. Encyclopedias and Dictionaries -- G . Libraries and Archives -- H. Press and Media -- I. Advertisements -- J. Public Opinion -- K. Attitudes of Professionals -- L. Pornography and Censorship -- II. WOMEN'S STUDIES -- A. Lesbian Studies -- B. Lesbian-Feminist Theory -- C. Women's Studies Reference -- D. Comparisons of Lesbians and Gay Men -- III. HISTORY AND AREA STUDIES -- A. General -- B. Ancient Near East and Egypt -- C. Greece and Rome -- D. Middle Ages -- E. Early Modern Europe -- F. British Isles -- G. France -- H. Germany and Austria -- I. Low Countries -- J. Iberia -- K. Italy -- L. Eastern Europe -- M. Scandinavia -- N. North America -- O. Latin America -- P. Islam -- Q. China, Korea, and Central Asia -- R. Japan -- S. South and Southeast Asia -- T. Biographies: Collective -- U. The Homosexual Movement: United States -- V. The Homosexual Movement: Abroad -- IV. ANTHROPOLOGY -- A. Cross-Cultural Approaches -- B. Africa, Sub-Saharan -- C. Pacific Societies -- D. Subarctic Cultures -- E. North American Indians -- F. Meso-American and South American Indians -- V. TRAVEL -- A. Travelers -- B. Guides -- VI. HUMANITIES -- A. Art: General -- B. Art: Ancient and Medieval -- C. Art: The Renaissance Tradition -- D. Art: Modern -- E. Photography -- F. Film -- G. Theater and Dance -- H. Literary Studies: General -- I. Literary Studies: Male -- J. Literary Studies: Lesbian -- K. Music -- VII. PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION -- A. Philosophy and Ethics -- B. Religion: General -- C. Biblical Studies -- D. Main Christian Denominations -- E. Gay Churches, Organizations, and Observers -- F. Gay Clergy -- G. Religious Backlash

Puzzled by the government of the Russian Federation, a significant decrease in the pace of physical education and the development of this generation, led to the idea of the resumption of the successfully existing program of the TRP in the Soviet Union. On March 24, 2014, by the decree of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, the law on returning to the origins of the TRP was enforced. About 1,2 billion rubles were allocated from the total budget for the project. In connection with which the centres are actively created in the country, in which it is possible to pass testing according to these norms and get the cherished sign of distinction (there is a gradation in terms of difficulty - gold, silver and bronze badges).

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Private persons versus public someones: class, gender and politics in England, 1780-1850 -- 3 The other voice: women, children and nineteenth-century spiritualism -- 4 Public and private children: infant education in the 1820s and 1830s -- 5 State and language: Peter Pan as written for the child -- 6 'The time of your life' : the meaning of the school story -- 7 'Listen, how the caged bird sings': Amarjit's song

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Illustrations -- Notes on contributors -- General editor's introduction: people's history -- Acknowledgments -- Part 1 Village labour -- Notes -- Part 2 The place of harvesters in nineteenth-century village life -- 1 The crowded fields -- 2 Harvest earnings -- 3 The harvest contract -- 4 Gleaning -- 5 The coming of the machine -- Glossary of harvest terms -- Notes -- Part 3 Country work girls in nineteenth-century England -- 1 The country work girl -- 2 Farm work -- 3 Gangs

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Editor's preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Approaching literacy -- Introduction -- Dimensions of literacy and illiteracy -- 2 Defining and measuring literacy and illiteracy -- Defining literacy -- Functional literacy: a brief history -- Operationalising functional literacy -- A sociological conception of literacy -- 3 The historical perspective -- Introduction -- Literacy in classical Greece and Rome -- Medieval manuscript literacy in Britain -- The advent of print -- Literacy in early modern Britain -- The eighteenth and nineteenth centuries -- 4 Tutors and students -- Introduction -- Illiteracy myths -- The Nottingham Adult Literacy Scheme -- Recruitment and matching procedures -- Tutor training -- The Nottingham literacy catchment area -- Illiteracy careers -- Initial contacts -- Tuition and orientations to illiteracy -- Progress and dropping out -- Summary -- 5 Illiteracy and work -- Introduction -- The Nottingham labour market -- Work histories -- Employers and illiteracy -- Explaining literacy screening policies -- 6 Dealing with illiteracy -- Introduction -- The British Adult Literacy Campaign -- The political economy of illiteracy -- The scale of illiteracy: misreading the problem -- Responding to social disadvantage -- Remedying illiteracy -- 7 The future of literacy and literacies of the future -- Introduction -- The oral-literate transition -- Literacy and the information explosion -- Appendix 1 Details of sampling and interviewing procedures -- Appendix 2 English historical literacy rates -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index