Jump to main content

yr 〜
yr

Search results 47

The rise of the virtual state : wealth and power in the coming century / Richard Rosecrance.

The rise of the virtual state : wealth and power in the coming century / Richard Rosecrance.
Paper図書
Basic Booksc1999.<DE4-B89>
National Diet Library
  • ContentsPart 1. The theory. A new kind of nation The shift from sto......become virtual The conflict-as-usual thesis Part 2. Pol......implications : the market and the state Governance and the world economy ......t 3. States in the virtual age. The virtual states......d Taiwan Japan The United States ......a and emerging nations Part 4. The new system of international ...... and economics The increasing intangibility of value in the world economy The state and the world Appendix...... International theory : a new paradigm?
  • Subject Heading...iences) State, The. International economic relat...

Successful public policy in the Nordic countries : cases, lessons, challenges

Successful public policy in the Nordic countries : cases, lessons, challenges
Paper図書
edited by Caroline de la Porte [and five others]Oxford University Press[2022]<EA1-D16>
National Diet LibraryOther Libraries in Japan
  • Contents... Contents List of Figures List of Tables List of Authors and Co......blic Policy in the Nordic Countri......reen Growth 3. The Success of Danish Wind En......e Dominance in the Boardroom 8. S......ating Dilemmas of the Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund III. POLI......essful Reform? The 1997 Overhaul of the Swedish Budget Process 12. The Swedish Carbon......Use in Sweden: The Success of the Reserved Month......weden's Policy of Neutrality: Su......exibility? 15. The Swedish Child ......ve in Iceland: Increasing Gender Equalit......at Home and on the Labour Market 19. Back from the Brink: Iceland......IN FINLAND 20. The Finnish Baby Box: From a Volu...
  • Note (Content)...h case studies of successful pub...... chapter tells the story of the policy’s origi......points towards the driving forces of success, and the challenges tha...... it. Combined, the chapters provi......s and students of public policy ......hin and beyond the Nordic region

Increasing the wealth of nations; the quest for economic development.

Increasing the wealth of nations; the quest for economic development.
Paper図書
Public Affairs Press[c1957]<338.91-L389i>
National Diet LibraryOther Libraries in Japan

The international library of critical writings in economics

The international library of critical writings in economics
Paper図書
series editor, Mark BlaugE. Elgarc1990-
Other Libraries in Japan
  • Note (General)...ever possible, the articles in these volumes have......ion, inclusive of footnotes and ......acilitate ease of reference
  • Related MaterialFundraising and the sociality of giving Regulat......tory economics The history of economic thoug......al integration The economic role of the state The theory of inflation Fore......ancial markets The Economics of institutions F......and challenges The economics of the hidden economy A taste for the present The economics of outsourcing In......res and policy The economics of deflation Deve......employment and the environment Ed......ic performance The economics of science and innovation The economics of gambling and n......usiness cycles The economics of business strategy Theory Teaching co......lege economics The economics of music The econom...

Discussion paper

Discussion paper
Paper図書
University of the Philippines, School of EconomicsUniversity of the Philippines, School of Economics1978-
Other Libraries in Japan
  • Note (General)...d by Institute of Economic Devel...... Research, and the Institute's name remained onl...
  • Related MaterialThe high-yielding varieties of rice in the Philippines : ......oyment effects of legal minimum ......tial treatment of developing countries in the Uruguay Round ......verty reducion the Philippines An economic theory of both tenant an......ercial banks, other financial ins......ons Estimating the modes of labor force participation in the Philippines Ph......e taxation for the Philippines? B...... capability in the Philippines Mu......market effects of exchange rate ...... agriculture : the case of the Philippines A ......olicy analysis The linear complem......ke's algorithm The Philippine ele......ernalities and the theory of contracts Monetary ...
  • Author HeadingUniversity of the Philippines. School of Economics

Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science v.1(1890) vol.1, Suppl. (Feb.1891) vol.1 (July 1890-June 1891) v.2(1891) v.1 (1890-91) v. 1 1890/1891 v.1 1890/1891 v.1 1890-91 v.1 suppl. 1891 vol.2 (July 1891-June 1892) v.3(1892) v.2 (1891-92) v. 2 1891/1892 v.2 1891/1892 v.2 1891-92 v. 3 1892-93 v.4 (1893) v.3(1893) v.4(1893) v.3 (1892-93) v. 3 1892/1893 v.3 1892/1893 v.3:5 1893:Mar. v.4 (July 1893-June 1894) v.4(1894) v.5(1894) v.4 (1893-94) v. 4 pt. 1 1893/1894 v. 4 pt. 2 1893/1894 v.4 1893/1894 v. 6 1895 vol.6 (July-Dec.1895) v.5:no.2 1894/95 v.6 1895 v.6(1895) v.5 (1894-95) v.6 (1895) suppl. 1891-95 v. 5 pt. 1 1894/1895 v.6 1895 Jul-Dec v.5(1894:July-1895:May) v.7 (Jan-May 1896) v. 8 1896 vol.7 (Jan.-June1896) vol.8 (July-Dec.1896) v.7(1896) v.8 (1896) suppl. 1891-1896 v. 7 1896 v.8 1896 Jul-Dec v.7(1896:Jan-May) vol.10 (July-Dec.1897) vol.9 (Jan.-June 1897) v.9 1897 v.10 1897 v.9(1897) v.10 (1897) v.9 (1897) v. 9 1897 v. 10 1897 v.10 1897 Jul-Dec v.9 1897 Jan-Jun suppl.Av.3 1891-1897 v.12 (July-Dec 1898) v. 12 1898 vol.11 (Jan.-June 1898) v.11 1898 v.11 (1898) v.12 (1898) v. 11 1898 v.11 1898 Jan-Jun v.12 1898 Jul-Dec v.12 1898 v.12(1898:July-Dec.) v. 13 1899 v. 14 1899 vol.14 (July-Dec.1899) vol.13 (Jan.-June 1899) v.13 (1899) v.14 (1899) v.14 1899 Jul-Dec v.13 1899 Jan-Jun suppl.Av.1 1893-1899 suppl.Av.2 1894-1899 Suppl. May 1899 v.12 (1898-99) v. 15 1900 v. 16 1900 vol.16 (July-Dec.1900) vol.15 (Jan.-May 1900) v.15 (1900) v.16 (1900) v.16 1900 Jul-Dec v.15 1900 Jan-Jun Suppl. May 1900 v.17 (Jan-May 1901) v. 18 1901 vol.18 (July-Dec.1901) vol.17, suppl. (Dec. 1901) vol.17 (Jan.-May 1901) v.17 (1901) v.18 (1901) suppl. 1900-1901 v. 17 1901 v.17 1901 Jan-Jun v.24 1901 Jul-Dec Suppl. Jan. 1901 v. 19 1902 vol.20 (July-Dec.1902) vol.19 (Jan.-May 1902) v.20 1902 v.19 (1902) v.20 (1902) v. 20 1902 v. 21 1903 v. 22 1903 vol.22 (July-Dec. 1903) v.22 (1903) v.21 (1903) v.22 1903 Jul-Dec vol.24 (July-Dec.1904) vol.23 (Jan.-June 1904) c.1 v.24 1904 v.23 1904 v.24 1904 v.24 (1904) v.23 (1904) v. 23 1904 v. 24 1904 v. 25 1905 v. 26 1905 vol.26 (July-Dec.1905) v.26 (1905) v.25 (1905) v.26 1905 v.25 1905 Jan-Jun v.26 1905 Jul-Dec v. 27 1906 v. 28 1906 vol.28 (July-Dec. 1906) vol.27 (Jan.-June 1906) v.28 (1906) v.27 (1906) v.27 1906 Jan-Jun v.28 1906 Jul-Dec v.27(1906:Jan.-June) v.29 (Jan-June 1907) v. 30 1907 vol.29 (Jan.-June 1907) v.29 1907 v.30 (1907) v.29 (1907) v. 29 1907 v.29 1907 Jan-Jun v.30 1907 Jul-Dec v.28suppl-Jan 1907 v.28suppl-May 1907 v.28suppl-Sep 1907 v.31 (Jan-June 1908) v.32 1908 vol.32 (July-Dec.1908) v.32 (1908) v.31 (1908) v. 31 1908 v. 32 1908 v.32 1908 Jun-Dec v.31 1908 Jan-Jun Suppl. July 1908 v.34 (July-Dec 1909) v.34:2 (Sept 1909) vol.33 (Jan.-June 1909) v.33 1909 v.34 (1909) v.33:no.3 (1909:May) + suppl. v.33:no.1-2 (1909:Jan.-Mar.) v. 33 1909 v. 34 1909 v.33 1909 Jan-Jun + Suppl.1909 Mar v.34 1909 Jul-Dec + Suppl. Suppl. Mar. 1909 v.36 (July-Dec 1910) vol.36 (July-Dec.1910) v.35 (1910) v.36 (1910) v. 35 1910 v. 36 1910 v.35 1910 Jan-Jun + Suppl. v.37 (Jan-May 1911) v. 37 1911 vol.37 (Jan.-June 1911) v.38:pt.2:no.127 1911:Nov. v.38:pt.1:no.125-126 1911:July-Sept. v.37 (1911) v. 38 1911 Suppl. Jan. 1911 v. 39 1912 v. 40 1912 v. 41 1912 v. 44 1912 vol.41, Suppl. (May 1912) vol.41 (May 1912) vol.39-40 (Jan.-March 1912) vol.43-44 (Sept.-Nov.1912) c.1 v.39-41 1912 c.1 v.42-44 1912 v.39-40 1912 v.43-44 (1912) v.41-42 (1912) v.39-40 (1912) v. 39/40 1912 v. 41/42 1912 v. 43/44 1912 v.44 1912 Nov + Suppl. v.41 1912 May + Suppl v.39-40 1912 Jan-Apr v.43 1912 Sep v.42 1912 Jul v.43 (1912) v.42 (1912) v. 45 1913 v. 46 1913 v. 47 1913 v. 48 1913 v. 50 1913 vol.47-48 (May-July 1913) vol.49-50 (Sept.-Nov. 1913) vol.45-46 (Jan.-Mar. 1913) v.45-47 Jan.-May 1913 v.49-50 1913 v.47-48 1913 v.45-46 1913 v.49 (1913) v.45-46 (1913) v.47-48 (1913) v.49-50 (1913) v. 45/47 1913 v. 48/50 1913 v.45-46 1913 Jan-Mar v.47-48 1913 May-Jul v.49-50 1913 Sep-Nov v.048 July 1913 v. 51 1914 v. 53 1914 v. 54 1914 v. 55 1914 vol.51-52 (Jan.-March 1914) vol.55-56 (Sept.-Nov.1914) v.54-56 July-Nov.1914 v.51-53 Jan.-May 1914 v.55 1914 v.51-52 1914 v.51-52 (1914) v.53-54 (1914) v.55-56 (1914) v.51-53 1914 v. 51/53 1914 v. 54/56 1914 v.51-52 1914 Jan-Mar v.53-54 1914 May-Jul v.55-56 1914 Sep-Nov v. 57-58 1915 v. 59-61 1915 vol.61-62 (Sept.-Nov. 1915) vol.59-60 (May-July 1915) vol.57-58 (Jan.-Mar. 1915) c.1 v.57-59 1915 v.60-62 July-Nov.1915 v.57-59 Jan.-May 1915 v.59-60 1915 v.61-62 1915 v.57/58 (1915) v.59-60 (1915) v.61-62 (1915) v.57-58 (1915) v.57-59 1915 and suppl. v.60-62 1915 v. 57/59 1915 v. 60/62 1915 v.57-58 1915 Jan-Mar v.59 1915 May + Suppl. v.60-61 1915 Jul-Sep v.60-61 (July-Sept 1915) v.57 (1915) v.59 (1915) v.61 (1915) v. 65-66 1916 v. 67-68 1916 vol.67-68 (Sept.-Nov. 1916) vol.65-66 (May-July 1916) c.1 v.63-65 1916 c.1 v.66-68 1916 v.66-68 July-Nov.1916 v.1-63 (1890-1916):index v.63-64 (1916) + v.1-63:index v.65-66 (1916) v.67-68 (1916) v.63-64 (1916) v.63-65 1916 and Index 1890-1916 v.66-68 1916 v. 63/65 1916 v. 66/68 1916 v.64-65 1916 Mar + Suppl. v.66-68 1916 Jul-Nov v.62-63 1915-1916 Nov-Jan v.67 1916 Suppl. May 1916 v.66 (1916) v.68 (1916) v. 69-70 1917 v. 71-72 1917 v. 73-74 1917 vol.71-72 (May-July 1917) vol.69-70 (Jan.-March 1917) vol.73-74 (Sept.-Nov. 1917) v.69-71 Jan.-May 1917 v.72-74 July-Nov.1917 v.72-74 (1917) v.69-71 (1917) v.69-70 (1917) v.71-72 (1917) v. 69/71 1917 v. 72/74 1917 v.69-70 1917 Jan + Suppl. v.71-72 1917 May-Jul + Suppl. v.73-74 1917 Sep-Nov v.75suppl 1917 v.75 1917 v.69 (1917) v.70 (1917) v.72 (1917) v.71 (1917) v. 75-76 1918 v. 77-78 1918 v. 79-80 1918 vol.79-80 (Sept.-Nov. 1918) vol.77-78 (May-July 1918) vol.76 (March 1918) vol.75 (Jan.1918) v.75-77 Jan.-May 1918 v.78-80 July-Nov.1918 v.75-77 (1918) v.78-80 (1918) v.79-80 (1918) v.77-78 (1918) v.75-76 (1918) v. 75/77 1918 v. 78/80 1918 v.75-76 1918 Jan-Mar v.77-78 1918 May-Jul + Suppl. v.79-80 1918 Sep-Nov v.77suppl 1918 v. 81 1919 v. 82-84 1919 v. 85-86 1919 vol.85-86 (Sept-Nov. 1919) vol.83-84 (May-July 1919) vol.81-82 (Jan.-March 1919) v.81-83 Jan.-May 1919 v.84-86 July-Nov.1919 v.81-82 1919 v.83-84 1919 v.84-86(1919) v.81-83(1919) v.85-86 (1919) v.83-84 (1919) v.81-82 (1919) v. 84/86 1919 v. 81/83 1919 v.85-86 1919 Sep-Nov v.83-84 1919 May-Jul v.81-82 1919 Jan-Mar v. 87-88 1920 v. 89-90 1920 v.91-92 (Sept.-Nov. 1920) v.90-92 July-Nov.1920 v.87-89 Jan.-May 1920 v.90-92(1920) v.89(1920:May) v.87(1920) v.87-88 (1920) v.91-92 (1920) v.89-90 (1920) v. 87/92 1920 v.91-92 1920 Sep-Nov v.89-90 1920 May-Jul v.87-88 1920 Jan-Mar v.89 1920 v.87-89 1920 Suppl. Nov. 1920 v.89 (1920) v. 95-98 1921 v.91-94 (1920-21) c.1 v.96-98 1921 c.1 v.1-96 index 1890/91-1921 v.96-98 July-Nov.1921 v.93-95 Jan.-May 1921 v.93-94 1921 v.97-98 ;Indx 1921-1916:Mar./1921:July v.96/98(1921) v.93-95(1921) 1916-1921:Index v.93 (1921) v.97-98 (1921) v.95-96 (1921) v.94 (1921) v.96-97 1921 and Index 1916-1921 v. 93/98 1921 v.97-98 1921 Sep-Nov v.95-96 1921 May-Jul + Index 1916-1921 v.93-94 1921 Jan-Mar v.64-96(1916-1921:INDEX) Suppl. Nov. 1921 v. 99-101 1922 v. 102-104 1922 v.99-100 (Jan.-March 1922) v.102-104 July-Nov.1922 v.99-101 Jan.-May 1922 v.99-100 1922 v.101-102 1922 v.99-101(1922) v.102-04(1922) v.102-104 (1922) v.99-100 (1922) v.98-101 1921-22 and suppl. v. 99/101 1922 v.102-104 1922 Jul-Nov v.99-101 1922 Jan-May v.99 (1922) v. 105-106 1923 v.106-107 (March-May 1923) vol.105 (Jan. 1923) v.105-107 Jan.-May 1923 v.108-110 July-Nov.1923 v.107-108 1923 v.108-110 1923 Jul-Nov v.105-107 1923 Jan-May v. 113-115 1924 v.114-116 July-Nov.1924 v.111-113 Jan.-May 1924 v.112-114 1924 v.111-113 1924 Jan-May + Suppl. v.114-116 1924 Jul-Nov + Suppl. v. 116-118 1924-25 v. 116-118 c.2 1924-25 v. 119-121 1925 v.120-122 July-Nov.1925 v.117-119 Jan.-May 1925 v.116-118 1924-25 v.121-122 1925 v.120-122 1925 Jul-Nov + Suppl. v.117-119 1925 Jan-May v. 122-124 1925-26 v. 125-126 1926 v. 127-128 1926 v.126-128 July-Nov.1926 v.123-125 Jan.-May 1926 v.126-128 1926 Jul-Nov + Index 1921-1926 v.123-125 1926 Jan-May v. 129-130 1927 v. 131-132 1927 v. 133-134 1927 v.132-134 July-Nov.1927 v.129-131 Jan.-May 1927 v.129-131 1927 Jan + Suppl. v.132-134 1927 Jul-Nov

Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science v.1(1890) vol.1, Suppl. (Feb.1891) vol.1 (July 1890-June 1891) v.2(1891) v.1 (1890-91) v. 1 1890/1891 v.1 1890/1891 v.1 1890-91 v.1 suppl. 1891 vol.2 (July 1891-June 1892) v.3(1892) v.2 (1891-92) v. 2 1891/1892 v.2 1891/1892 v.2 1891-92 v. 3 1892-93 v.4 (1893) v.3(1893) v.4(1893) v.3 (1892-93) v. 3 1892/1893 v.3 1892/1893 v.3:5 1893:Mar. v.4 (July 1893-June 1894) v.4(1894) v.5(1894) v.4 (1893-94) v. 4 pt. 1 1893/1894 v. 4 pt. 2 1893/1894 v.4 1893/1894 v. 6 1895 vol.6 (July-Dec.1895) v.5:no.2 1894/95 v.6 1895 v.6(1895) v.5 (1894-95) v.6 (1895) suppl. 1891-95 v. 5 pt. 1 1894/1895 v.6 1895 Jul-Dec v.5(1894:July-1895:May) v.7 (Jan-May 1896) v. 8 1896 vol.7 (Jan.-June1896) vol.8 (July-Dec.1896) v.7(1896) v.8 (1896) suppl. 1891-1896 v. 7 1896 v.8 1896 Jul-Dec v.7(1896:Jan-May) vol.10 (July-Dec.1897) vol.9 (Jan.-June 1897) v.9 1897 v.10 1897 v.9(1897) v.10 (1897) v.9 (1897) v. 9 1897 v. 10 1897 v.10 1897 Jul-Dec v.9 1897 Jan-Jun suppl.Av.3 1891-1897 v.12 (July-Dec 1898) v. 12 1898 vol.11 (Jan.-June 1898) v.11 1898 v.11 (1898) v.12 (1898) v. 11 1898 v.11 1898 Jan-Jun v.12 1898 Jul-Dec v.12 1898 v.12(1898:July-Dec.) v. 13 1899 v. 14 1899 vol.14 (July-Dec.1899) vol.13 (Jan.-June 1899) v.13 (1899) v.14 (1899) v.14 1899 Jul-Dec v.13 1899 Jan-Jun suppl.Av.1 1893-1899 suppl.Av.2 1894-1899 Suppl. May 1899 v.12 (1898-99) v. 15 1900 v. 16 1900 vol.16 (July-Dec.1900) vol.15 (Jan.-May 1900) v.15 (1900) v.16 (1900) v.16 1900 Jul-Dec v.15 1900 Jan-Jun Suppl. May 1900 v.17 (Jan-May 1901) v. 18 1901 vol.18 (July-Dec.1901) vol.17, suppl. (Dec. 1901) vol.17 (Jan.-May 1901) v.17 (1901) v.18 (1901) suppl. 1900-1901 v. 17 1901 v.17 1901 Jan-Jun v.24 1901 Jul-Dec Suppl. Jan. 1901 v. 19 1902 vol.20 (July-Dec.1902) vol.19 (Jan.-May 1902) v.20 1902 v.19 (1902) v.20 (1902) v. 20 1902 v. 21 1903 v. 22 1903 vol.22 (July-Dec. 1903) v.22 (1903) v.21 (1903) v.22 1903 Jul-Dec vol.24 (July-Dec.1904) vol.23 (Jan.-June 1904) c.1 v.24 1904 v.23 1904 v.24 1904 v.24 (1904) v.23 (1904) v. 23 1904 v. 24 1904 v. 25 1905 v. 26 1905 vol.26 (July-Dec.1905) v.26 (1905) v.25 (1905) v.26 1905 v.25 1905 Jan-Jun v.26 1905 Jul-Dec v. 27 1906 v. 28 1906 vol.28 (July-Dec. 1906) vol.27 (Jan.-June 1906) v.28 (1906) v.27 (1906) v.27 1906 Jan-Jun v.28 1906 Jul-Dec v.27(1906:Jan.-June) v.29 (Jan-June 1907) v. 30 1907 vol.29 (Jan.-June 1907) v.29 1907 v.30 (1907) v.29 (1907) v. 29 1907 v.29 1907 Jan-Jun v.30 1907 Jul-Dec v.28suppl-Jan 1907 v.28suppl-May 1907 v.28suppl-Sep 1907 v.31 (Jan-June 1908) v.32 1908 vol.32 (July-Dec.1908) v.32 (1908) v.31 (1908) v. 31 1908 v. 32 1908 v.32 1908 Jun-Dec v.31 1908 Jan-Jun Suppl. July 1908 v.34 (July-Dec 1909) v.34:2 (Sept 1909) vol.33 (Jan.-June 1909) v.33 1909 v.34 (1909) v.33:no.3 (1909:May) + suppl. v.33:no.1-2 (1909:Jan.-Mar.) v. 33 1909 v. 34 1909 v.33 1909 Jan-Jun + Suppl.1909 Mar v.34 1909 Jul-Dec + Suppl. Suppl. Mar. 1909 v.36 (July-Dec 1910) vol.36 (July-Dec.1910) v.35 (1910) v.36 (1910) v. 35 1910 v. 36 1910 v.35 1910 Jan-Jun + Suppl. v.37 (Jan-May 1911) v. 37 1911 vol.37 (Jan.-June 1911) v.38:pt.2:no.127 1911:Nov. v.38:pt.1:no.125-126 1911:July-Sept. v.37 (1911) v. 38 1911 Suppl. Jan. 1911 v. 39 1912 v. 40 1912 v. 41 1912 v. 44 1912 vol.41, Suppl. (May 1912) vol.41 (May 1912) vol.39-40 (Jan.-March 1912) vol.43-44 (Sept.-Nov.1912) c.1 v.39-41 1912 c.1 v.42-44 1912 v.39-40 1912 v.43-44 (1912) v.41-42 (1912) v.39-40 (1912) v. 39/40 1912 v. 41/42 1912 v. 43/44 1912 v.44 1912 Nov + Suppl. v.41 1912 May + Suppl v.39-40 1912 Jan-Apr v.43 1912 Sep v.42 1912 Jul v.43 (1912) v.42 (1912) v. 45 1913 v. 46 1913 v. 47 1913 v. 48 1913 v. 50 1913 vol.47-48 (May-July 1913) vol.49-50 (Sept.-Nov. 1913) vol.45-46 (Jan.-Mar. 1913) v.45-47 Jan.-May 1913 v.49-50 1913 v.47-48 1913 v.45-46 1913 v.49 (1913) v.45-46 (1913) v.47-48 (1913) v.49-50 (1913) v. 45/47 1913 v. 48/50 1913 v.45-46 1913 Jan-Mar v.47-48 1913 May-Jul v.49-50 1913 Sep-Nov v.048 July 1913 v. 51 1914 v. 53 1914 v. 54 1914 v. 55 1914 vol.51-52 (Jan.-March 1914) vol.55-56 (Sept.-Nov.1914) v.54-56 July-Nov.1914 v.51-53 Jan.-May 1914 v.55 1914 v.51-52 1914 v.51-52 (1914) v.53-54 (1914) v.55-56 (1914) v.51-53 1914 v. 51/53 1914 v. 54/56 1914 v.51-52 1914 Jan-Mar v.53-54 1914 May-Jul v.55-56 1914 Sep-Nov v. 57-58 1915 v. 59-61 1915 vol.61-62 (Sept.-Nov. 1915) vol.59-60 (May-July 1915) vol.57-58 (Jan.-Mar. 1915) c.1 v.57-59 1915 v.60-62 July-Nov.1915 v.57-59 Jan.-May 1915 v.59-60 1915 v.61-62 1915 v.57/58 (1915) v.59-60 (1915) v.61-62 (1915) v.57-58 (1915) v.57-59 1915 and suppl. v.60-62 1915 v. 57/59 1915 v. 60/62 1915 v.57-58 1915 Jan-Mar v.59 1915 May + Suppl. v.60-61 1915 Jul-Sep v.60-61 (July-Sept 1915) v.57 (1915) v.59 (1915) v.61 (1915) v. 65-66 1916 v. 67-68 1916 vol.67-68 (Sept.-Nov. 1916) vol.65-66 (May-July 1916) c.1 v.63-65 1916 c.1 v.66-68 1916 v.66-68 July-Nov.1916 v.1-63 (1890-1916):index v.63-64 (1916) + v.1-63:index v.65-66 (1916) v.67-68 (1916) v.63-64 (1916) v.63-65 1916 and Index 1890-1916 v.66-68 1916 v. 63/65 1916 v. 66/68 1916 v.64-65 1916 Mar + Suppl. v.66-68 1916 Jul-Nov v.62-63 1915-1916 Nov-Jan v.67 1916 Suppl. May 1916 v.66 (1916) v.68 (1916) v. 69-70 1917 v. 71-72 1917 v. 73-74 1917 vol.71-72 (May-July 1917) vol.69-70 (Jan.-March 1917) vol.73-74 (Sept.-Nov. 1917) v.69-71 Jan.-May 1917 v.72-74 July-Nov.1917 v.72-74 (1917) v.69-71 (1917) v.69-70 (1917) v.71-72 (1917) v. 69/71 1917 v. 72/74 1917 v.69-70 1917 Jan + Suppl. v.71-72 1917 May-Jul + Suppl. v.73-74 1917 Sep-Nov v.75suppl 1917 v.75 1917 v.69 (1917) v.70 (1917) v.72 (1917) v.71 (1917) v. 75-76 1918 v. 77-78 1918 v. 79-80 1918 vol.79-80 (Sept.-Nov. 1918) vol.77-78 (May-July 1918) vol.76 (March 1918) vol.75 (Jan.1918) v.75-77 Jan.-May 1918 v.78-80 July-Nov.1918 v.75-77 (1918) v.78-80 (1918) v.79-80 (1918) v.77-78 (1918) v.75-76 (1918) v. 75/77 1918 v. 78/80 1918 v.75-76 1918 Jan-Mar v.77-78 1918 May-Jul + Suppl. v.79-80 1918 Sep-Nov v.77suppl 1918 v. 81 1919 v. 82-84 1919 v. 85-86 1919 vol.85-86 (Sept-Nov. 1919) vol.83-84 (May-July 1919) vol.81-82 (Jan.-March 1919) v.81-83 Jan.-May 1919 v.84-86 July-Nov.1919 v.81-82 1919 v.83-84 1919 v.84-86(1919) v.81-83(1919) v.85-86 (1919) v.83-84 (1919) v.81-82 (1919) v. 84/86 1919 v. 81/83 1919 v.85-86 1919 Sep-Nov v.83-84 1919 May-Jul v.81-82 1919 Jan-Mar v. 87-88 1920 v. 89-90 1920 v.91-92 (Sept.-Nov. 1920) v.90-92 July-Nov.1920 v.87-89 Jan.-May 1920 v.90-92(1920) v.89(1920:May) v.87(1920) v.87-88 (1920) v.91-92 (1920) v.89-90 (1920) v. 87/92 1920 v.91-92 1920 Sep-Nov v.89-90 1920 May-Jul v.87-88 1920 Jan-Mar v.89 1920 v.87-89 1920 Suppl. Nov. 1920 v.89 (1920) v. 95-98 1921 v.91-94 (1920-21) c.1 v.96-98 1921 c.1 v.1-96 index 1890/91-1921 v.96-98 July-Nov.1921 v.93-95 Jan.-May 1921 v.93-94 1921 v.97-98 ;Indx 1921-1916:Mar./1921:July v.96/98(1921) v.93-95(1921) 1916-1921:Index v.93 (1921) v.97-98 (1921) v.95-96 (1921) v.94 (1921) v.96-97 1921 and Index 1916-1921 v. 93/98 1921 v.97-98 1921 Sep-Nov v.95-96 1921 May-Jul + Index 1916-1921 v.93-94 1921 Jan-Mar v.64-96(1916-1921:INDEX) Suppl. Nov. 1921 v. 99-101 1922 v. 102-104 1922 v.99-100 (Jan.-March 1922) v.102-104 July-Nov.1922 v.99-101 Jan.-May 1922 v.99-100 1922 v.101-102 1922 v.99-101(1922) v.102-04(1922) v.102-104 (1922) v.99-100 (1922) v.98-101 1921-22 and suppl. v. 99/101 1922 v.102-104 1922 Jul-Nov v.99-101 1922 Jan-May v.99 (1922) v. 105-106 1923 v.106-107 (March-May 1923) vol.105 (Jan. 1923) v.105-107 Jan.-May 1923 v.108-110 July-Nov.1923 v.107-108 1923 v.108-110 1923 Jul-Nov v.105-107 1923 Jan-May v. 113-115 1924 v.114-116 July-Nov.1924 v.111-113 Jan.-May 1924 v.112-114 1924 v.111-113 1924 Jan-May + Suppl. v.114-116 1924 Jul-Nov + Suppl. v. 116-118 1924-25 v. 116-118 c.2 1924-25 v. 119-121 1925 v.120-122 July-Nov.1925 v.117-119 Jan.-May 1925 v.116-118 1924-25 v.121-122 1925 v.120-122 1925 Jul-Nov + Suppl. v.117-119 1925 Jan-May v. 122-124 1925-26 v. 125-126 1926 v. 127-128 1926 v.126-128 July-Nov.1926 v.123-125 Jan.-May 1926 v.126-128 1926 Jul-Nov + Index 1921-1926 v.123-125 1926 Jan-May v. 129-130 1927 v. 131-132 1927 v. 133-134 1927 v.132-134 July-Nov.1927 v.129-131 Jan.-May 1927 v.129-131 1927 Jan + Suppl. v.132-134 1927 Jul-Nov
Digital図書
American Academy of Political and Social Science1890
Other Libraries in Japan
  • Related MaterialThe Motion picture...... migration and the emergence of new minorities The American indus......mic conditions The second Industr......ng : a dynamic wealth producing forc......ontribution by the aging The cost of living Immigra......ce Proceedings of the Conference of American Mayor...... : proceedings of the seventh annual conference of the National Child......l migration in the Americas Young...... security Work of national consu......on : schedules of existing statutes and the Standard Child...... Law embodying the best provisions of the most effective......k 1907 Impacts of changing employment : if the good jobs go away Unemploymen...
  • Alternative TitleThe Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science The annals
  • Alternative TitleThe Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science The annals

An inquiry into the various systems of political economy : their advantages and disadvantages, and the theory most favourable to increase of national wealth

An inquiry into the various systems of political economy : their advantages and disadvantages, and the theory most favourable to increase of national wealth
Paper図書
by Charles Ganilh ... ; translated from the French by D. Boileau ...Published by Peter A. Mesier1812
Other Libraries in Japan

An introduction to the study of political economy, or, Elementary view of the manner in which the wealth of nations is produced, increased, distributed, and consumed

An introduction to the study of political economy, or, Elementary view of the manner in which the wealth of nations is produced, increased, distributed, and consumed
Paper図書
by D. BoileauPrinted for T. Cadell and W. Davies1811
Other Libraries in Japan

National irrigation, or, The various methods of watering meadows : affording means to increase the popilation, wealth, and revenue of the Kingdom, by an agricultural, commercial, and general economy in the use of water

National irrigation, or, The various methods of watering meadows : affording means to increase the popilation, wealth, and revenue of the Kingdom, by an agricultural, commercial, and general economy in the use of water
Paper図書
by William TathamPrinted for J. and T. Carpenter1801
Other Libraries in Japan

An attempt to rectify public affairs, and promote private properity, as present exigencies require; by means arranged in one comprehensive and adequate design, which will enable the wealth and power of Great Britain to increase at least in proportion with those of France : including hints for establishing a general balance of the different nations of Europe, by a plan of progressive improvemnt

An attempt to rectify public affairs, and promote private properity, as present exigencies require; by means arranged in one comprehensive and adequate design, which will enable the wealth and power of Great Britain to increase at least in proportion with those of France : including hints for establishing a general balance of the different nations of Europe, by a plan of progressive improvemnt
Paper図書
by George EdwardsPrinted by S. Hamilton1802
Other Libraries in Japan

Miscellaneous proposals for increasing our national wealth twelve millions a years; and also for augmenting the revenue without a new tax, or the further extension of the excice laws.

Miscellaneous proposals for increasing our national wealth twelve millions a years; and also for augmenting the revenue without a new tax, or the further extension of the excice laws.
Digital図書
Donaldson, JohnJ. Murray1790
Other Libraries in Japan

Britannia languens, or, A discourse of trade shewing the grounds and reasons of the increase and decay of land-rents, national wealth, and strength, with application to the late and present state and condition of England, France, and the United Provinces

Britannia languens, or, A discourse of trade shewing the grounds and reasons of the increase and decay of land-rents, national wealth, and strength, with application to the late and present state and condition of England, France, and the United Provinces
Digital電子書籍・電子雑誌図書
Printed for Tho. Dring ... and Sam. Crouch ...1680
National Diet Library

The Proposals for promoting the woollen-manufactory promoted further making it appear that the nation will thereby increase in wealth at least 5000 l. per day, for every day in the year on which it is lawful to labour : and that the strength and safety of

The Proposals for promoting the woollen-manufactory promoted further making it appear that the nation will thereby increase in wealth at least 5000 l. per day, for every day in the year on which it is lawful to labour : and that the strength and safety of
Digital電子書籍・電子雑誌図書
Printed for Langley Curtis ...1679
National Diet Library

Certaine plaine and easie demonstrations of divers easie wayes and meanes for the improving of any manner of barren land ... published for the increasing of the wealth and prosperitie of the nation, and the benefit of the poore, and all of those as are o

Certaine plaine and easie demonstrations of divers easie wayes and meanes for the improving of any manner of barren land ... published for the increasing of the wealth and prosperitie of the nation, and the benefit of the poore, and all of those as are o
Digital電子書籍・電子雑誌図書
Printed by T.F.1657
National Diet Library

Britannia languens, or A discourse of trade: shewing the grounds and reasons of the increase and decay of land-rents, national wealth and strength.

Britannia languens, or A discourse of trade: shewing the grounds and reasons of the increase and decay of land-rents, national wealth and strength.
Digital図書
Philanglus [pseud.]Tho. Dring[etc.]1680
Other Libraries in Japan

Britannia languens, or, A discourse of trade : shewing the grounds and reasons of the increase and decay of land-rents, national wealth and strength : with application to the late and present state and condition of England, France and the United Provinces

Britannia languens, or, A discourse of trade : shewing the grounds and reasons of the increase and decay of land-rents, national wealth and strength : with application to the late and present state and condition of England, France and the United Provinces
Paper図書
Printed for Tho. Dring ... and Sam. Crouch1680
Other Libraries in Japan
  • Note (General)...8]-[9] at end Other edition, preface of which is signed by Philanglus...

England's improvements : in two parts. In the former is discoursed, how the kingdom of England may be improved, in strength, employment, wealth, trade, by encreasing the value of lands, the revenues of the crown and church, peace and amity with forein nations, without any charge to the subject. In the latter is discoursed, how the navigation of England may be increased, and the soveraignty of the British seas more secured to the crown of England : Treatise III

England's improvements : in two parts. In the former is discoursed, how the kingdom of England may be improved, in strength, employment, wealth, trade, by encreasing the value of lands, the revenues of the crown and church, peace and amity with forein nations, without any charge to the subject. In the latter is discoursed, how the navigation of England may be increased, and the soveraignty of the British seas more secured to the crown of England : Treatise III
Paper図書
by Roger CokePrinted by J.C. for Henry Brome ...1675
Other Libraries in Japan
  • Note (General)...a continuation of his "A treatis......onstrated that the Church and state of England are in......al danger with the trade of it", which consists of two parts numb......eatise 1 and 2 The words "wealth, trade." and "The value .. nations," are bracketed together, and the words "strengt......itle page "How the navigation of England may be......encreased, and the soveraignty of the British seas more secured to the crown of England. Treatise IV" has sep...

England's improvements : in two parts. In the former is discoursed, how the kingdom of England may be improved, in strength, employment, wealth, trade, by encreasing the value of lands, the revenues of the crown and church, peace and amity with forein nations, without any charge to the subject. In the latter is discoursed, how the navigation of England may be increased, and the soveraignty of the British seas more secured to the crown of England : Treatise III

England's improvements : in two parts. In the former is discoursed, how the kingdom of England may be improved, in strength, employment, wealth, trade, by encreasing the value of lands, the revenues of the crown and church, peace and amity with forein nations, without any charge to the subject. In the latter is discoursed, how the navigation of England may be increased, and the soveraignty of the British seas more secured to the crown of England : Treatise III
Paper図書
by Roger Cokeprinted by J.C. for Henry Brome, at the Gun at the west-end of St. Pauls1675
Other Libraries in Japan
  • Note (General)...a continuation of his "A treatis......onstrated that the Church and state of England are in......al danger with the trade of it", which consists of two parts numb......eatise 1 and 2 The words "wealth, trade." and "The value .. nations," are bracketed together, and the words "strengt......itle page "How the navigation of England may be......encreased, and the soveraignty of the British seas more secured to the crown of England. Treat......riginal height of the book unknown by rebinding Ref...

The key of wealth: or, A new vvay, for improving of trade: lawfull, easie, safe and effectuall: shewing how a few tradesmen agreeing together, may (borrow wherewith to) double their stocks, and the increase thereof, without 1. Paying any interest. 2. Great difficulty of hazzard. 3. Advance of money. 4. Staying for materialls. 5. Prejudice to any trade, or person. 6. incurring any other inconvenience. In such sort, as both they and all others (though never so poore) who are in a way of trading, may 1. Multiply their returnes. 2. Deale onely for ready pay. 3. Much under-sell others. 4. Put the whole nation upon this practice. 5. Gain notwithstanding more then ordinary. 6. Desist when they please without damage. And so, as the same shall tend much to. 1. Inrich the people of this land. 2. Disperse the money hoarded up. ... 24. Take away advantages of opposition. All which being not barely undertaken here, but the debate thereof thus published, no man hath cause to censure or sleight, without due triall

The key of wealth: or, A new vvay, for improving of trade: lawfull, easie, safe and effectuall: shewing how a few tradesmen agreeing together, may (borrow wherewith to) double their stocks, and the increase thereof, without 1. Paying any interest. 2. Great difficulty of hazzard. 3. Advance of money. 4. Staying for materialls. 5. Prejudice to any trade, or person. 6. incurring any other inconvenience. In such sort, as both they and all others (though never so poore) who are in a way of trading, may 1. Multiply their returnes. 2. Deale onely for ready pay. 3. Much under-sell others. 4. Put the whole nation upon this practice. 5. Gain notwithstanding more then ordinary. 6. Desist when they please without damage. And so, as the same shall tend much to. 1. Inrich the people of this land. 2. Disperse the money hoarded up. ... 24. Take away advantages of opposition. All which being not barely undertaken here, but the debate thereof thus published, no man hath cause to censure or sleight, without due triall
Paper図書
Printed by R. A. and are to be sold by G. Calvert1650
Other Libraries in Japan
  • Alternative TitleThe key of wealth: or, A new way...... for improving of trade: lawfull......n agreeing together, may (borrow ......ith to) double their stocks, and the increase thereof, without 1. Pa......eat difficulty of hazzard. 3. Advance of money. 4. Stay......incurring any other inconvenience...... sort, as both they and all others (though neve......o are in a way of trading, may 1. Multiply their returnes. 2.......ch under-sell others. 4. Put the whole nation u......hstanding more then ordinary. 6. Desist when they please withou......ge. And so, as the same shall ten...... to. 1. Inrich the people of this land. 2. Disperse the money hoarded up. ... 24. Tak...
  • Alternative TitleThe key of wealth: or, A new way...... for improving of trade: lawfull......n agreeing together, may (borrow ......ith to) double their stocks, and the increase thereof, without 1. Pa......eat difficulty of hazzard. 3. Advance of money. 4. Stay......incurring any other inconvenience...... sort, as both they and all others (though neve......o are in a way of trading, may 1. Multiply their returnes. 2.......ch under-sell others. 4. Put the whole nation u......hstanding more then ordinary. 6. Desist when they please withou......ge. And so, as the same shall ten...... to. 1. Inrich the people of this land. 2. Disperse the money hoarded up. ... 24. Tak...

The development of industrial society series

The development of industrial society series
Paper図書
Irish University Press
Other Libraries in Japan
  • Related Material...835 : a series of letters writte......xcursions into the provinces The glory and shame of England Speeches of the Earl of Shaftesbury, u......ts relating to the claims and interests of the labouring class The social conditi...... and education of the people in Engl...... industrial in the middle of the nineteenth century The principles of population and......production, as they are affected by the progress of society : with......es England and the English Hints ......ollective view of practical mean...... for improving the condition of the poor and labouring classes of society The law of population : a......ooks, in disproof of the superfecundity of huma...
  • Alternative TitleDevelopment of industrial society series
  • Alternative TitleDevelopment of industrial society series
RSS