Titlebook: Reflective Approaches to European Governance; Knud Erik J?rgensen Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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namics for consistency. In the WORLD7 model, revenue and profits come from extraction of natural resources, input of human labour, mechanization, automation, the effect of innovation and the conversion of natural resources by manufacturing to goods, work and services. Monetization takes place throug

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rue nature has been obscured in economics. Where does it come from? How are they created, and how much? Concerning money creation under the fractional reserve banking system, the intermediation and deposit creation theory of banking have coexisted. In this chapter, we apply accounting system dynamic

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The Temporality of European Governanceructuralism — the origin of many mainstream theories — which philosophically has its foundations in concepts of space, extension, networks etc. The result is that the referred approaches have overlooked the effects of European governance on member state .. By temporality I mean, peoples’ and organiz

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The French Garden Is No Longer What It Used To Begiven’ interests of a big power without posing the question how interests are constructed in discourse and which elements can be changed without destroying the vision of the state nation. I am not arguing that the ‘realist’ analyses are unable to provide valuable information, but very often they giv

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homotopy continuation method. Since this global analysis of the root-locus map also plays a vital role in recent work on generic stabilizability ([3], [10]) and pole placement by output feedback ([6], [9]) and has never yet appeared in its full generality, we thought it would be useful to collect th