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RUDOLF STEINER’S ANTHROPOSOPHY AND CURATIVE EDUCATION: THE POSSIBILITY OF AN ADEQUATE ETHNOGRAPHY
N. McKeganeyThe author attempts to provide an ethnography of a set of medical ideas and of their relationship to a distinctive religious system and to raise some questions about the nature of…
SOCIOLOGY AS DISCIPLINE AND AS PROFESSION: A SOCIOLOGICAL SCRATCH FOR EVERY SOCIAL ITCH?
Harry H. BashThe relationship between research pursued in sociology as an academic discipline and sociological research undertaken as a contribution toward social policy formation is a…
THE PROCESS OF WORKFORCE POLARISATION: OCCUPATION‐BASED WELFARE AND EMPLOYEE PARTICIPATION
Tom SchullerThis article ties together two aspects of employment relations which have significant implications for the phenomenon of polarisation: participation by employees in company…
SOCIAL VALUES, SOCIAL GOALS & MANPOWER
John Conway O’BrienIt is suggested that the approach of the social economist to social problems, if followed, would lead to The Good Society, one in which the lot of our “human resources” would be…
EDUCATION, CLASS AND LABOUR FORCE ENTRY
Sheelagh DrudyThe relationship between education, class and labour force entry is examined. The first section reviews some of the ways in which the role of the educational system in industrial…
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- Prof Colin Williams