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Bureaucracy and the Social Services: A Comparative Study of English Social Service Departments
Andrew KakabadseThis article examines the development of social services and studies the structural properties of nine departments. The research was undertaken in two stages:
Insurance and Investment in Islamic Perspective
Masudul Alam ChoudhuryThe institution of insurance in one form or the other is as old as man himself. The first type of insurance was of the nature of sharing risk of life in agroup and this form of…
Toward an Ecological Economics
J.R. StanfieldConventional economic analysis is inadequate to the challenges posed by ecological economics. It is not denied that conventional economics contains much that is necessary and…
On the Determinants of Infant Mortality in Underdeveloped Countries
A.T. FleggInfant mortality has fallen rapidly in underdeveloped countries in the period since World War II. There is accumulating evidence, however, that this unprecedented decline was…
Health Education as a Demand Concept
David R. CohenDuring times of budgetary restraint, the opportunity costs of health care expenditure are highlighted. As a result, policies on the prevention of ill‐health, which may have always…
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- Professor Terence Garrett