University of Melbourne. 2 Australian labour law is going through arguably the most turbulent period in its history. The last two decades have seen a series of major amendments to federal industrial legislation, under both Labor and Coalition governments. The pace of change has been especially rapi...
Bicycle Messenger Boys and the Evolution of American Labor LawsChristopher A. SweetCycle History 29: Proceedings of the 29th International Cycling History Conference
Durkheim's essay, Two Laws of Penal Evolution,l was first published in 1900, when he was forty-two. Written at a crucial phase in his intellectual development, it remains of importance to sociologists for several reasons. In the first place, it sheds new light on Durkheim's thought in a...
Blumenschine, R. 1989. “A landscape taphonomic model of the scale of prehistoric scavenging opportunities.” In Journal of Human Evolution, vol. 18, pp. 345-371. Blumenschine, R. 1995. “Percussion marks, tooth marks, and experimental determinations of the timing of hominid and carnivore acc...
Theoretical implications include possible relationships between damages and mediation, a partial disconfirmation of Durkheim's Division of Labor hypothesis, and a suggestion of some factors affecting the rise of specialized counsel. Practical implications relate to developing societies and, with qualifications...
Instead, rapid diversification of GOIs occurs concurrently with their expression and functional selection, converting labor-intensive stepwise directed evolution processes into ones requiring only the serial passaging of cells under selection conditions. This allows for evolution experiments that require long...
Their essential function, historically, has been to contribute to the basic economic survival of family members; thus, the struc- ture of families often adapts to the economy, and cultural ideologies and laws are created to reinforce that adaptation. Over time, societies grow and become more ...
Some also point that in an emerging economy where laws and regulations are still improving, larger firm sizes are considered more credible and reliable (Yao et al., 2007). However, on the other hand, some scholars also support a negative effect of firm size on firm performance because a ...
THE RISE OF DIVORCE The divorce revolution of the 1960s and '70s was over-determined. The nearly universal introduction of no-fault divorce helped to open the floodgates, especially because these laws facilitated unilateral divorce and lent moral legitimacy to the dissolution of marriages. The sexua...
Great rivers fed the earliest forms of agriculture in China through periodic flooding and locally appropriate irrigation, giving birth to a social division of labor, natural production techniques and cultural formations that were adapted to the river. Most of today’s rivers have fixed channels after...