Titlebook: Rationality: The Critical View; Joseph Agassi (Professor of Philosophy),Ian Charle Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1987 1

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of accessibility (of LPG and other fuels) and affordability of households for LPG, and analyzes the inter-fuel transition during the last decade. It tries to estimate the unrecovered cost of marketing LPG under the current pricing regime and examines its sustainability. The study estimates the inves

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Mario Bungeat of India’s by 72?% between 1950 and 2010, while the secondary economy’s share in both countries . (. =?52?% and India =?77?%). The emergy throughput (a measure of wealth strictly linked to biophysical resources) of the economies of India and the USA between 1950 and 2010 rose to about 370 and 290

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J. O. Wisdomangtze River Delta provides a paradigm (the Yangtze paradigm) of the 21st century megacity in terms of economic growth and spatial expansion. Friedmann (2005) studied the Yangtze River Delta in an examination of China’s urban transition and its bottom-up urbanization. More recently, the Institute fo

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Hans Albert“objective” systemic vulnerabilities, whereas in Poland the major vulnerability of the power sector—weak and inadequate grid—remains a non-issue. An instrumental use of securitisation and security jargon is visible among pro-renewable environmental activist in both countries, who mimic the securitis

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J. W. N. Watkins“objective” systemic vulnerabilities, whereas in Poland the major vulnerability of the power sector—weak and inadequate grid—remains a non-issue. An instrumental use of securitisation and security jargon is visible among pro-renewable environmental activist in both countries, who mimic the securitis

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