No abstract is available for this item.doi:10.2139/ssrn.1831081Ian MacPhersonEuricse (European Research Institute on Cooperative and Social Enterprises)Euricse Working PapersMacPherson I. (2011), "What Differences Does a Century Make? Considering Some Crises in the International Cooperative Movement, ...
What is a bidet, how do you use one, and why do you find them in hotel rooms and homes? They may somewhat resemble a toilet, but they are only used for cleaning yourself. Do not use a bidet as if it were a toilet! I was very startled to hear the following from someone who has...
Abstract In this chapter I will examine the concepts of new, old, used and so on in the context of the second-hand trades of early-nineteenth-century Stockholm.1My aim is to examine the ways in which a discourse of ‘new’ and ‘used’ was employed and handled by protagonists in legal...
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The scale of US postsecondary massification after World War II is no modest side note to social change in the twentieth century. Summing to what Jencks and Riesman (1968) called an “academic revolution,” the postwar decades witnessed a transformation of universities and the credentials they ...
【题目】C What do you think Americans in the early twentieth century (1900 --1925) did on weekends?What do they do on weekends now?Then Once upon a time, people spent lots of time at home on weekends. Then new inventions changed the weekends.People used electric () streetcars to travel...
The history of Halloween and why we celebrate it is spookier than you know. Learn more about the origins of the October 31 holiday here.
There were a number of effects of the massive influx of immigrants to the US in the late 1800s. Perhaps the most important was the new availability... Learn more about this topic: Immigration in the 1800s to the U.S. | Overview & History ...
In the 17th century, Great Britain was determined to keep control of both the American colonies and the natural resources they controlled. To do this, the British limited the money supply and made it illegal for the colonies to mint coins of their own. Instead, the colonies were forced to ...
For businesses, gold represents a commodity asset that is used in medicine, jewelry, and electronics. For many investors, both institutional and retail, gold is a hedge against inflation or recessions. The U.S. continues to safeguard gold belonging to other countries. The Federal Reserve Bank of...