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Equal Opportunities International (2007) 26 (8): 872–878.
Published: 13 November 2007
... Limited 2007 Knowledge management World economy Arts Economics Globalization Ergin Cavusoglu can be described as a “global knowledge worker”, as an artist and academic, who explores the distinctions between work, travel, study and other migrant activities through video...
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Equal Opportunities International (2002) 21 (7): 9–20.
Published: 01 November 2002
.... The World Bank conceptualises inequality as the dispersion of a distribution, whether that is income, consumption or some other welfare indicator or attribute of a population. When Lawrence Reed introduced his seven principles of sound public policy at a presentation at the Economic Club of Detroit, one...
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Equal Opportunities International (2000) 19 (2-3-4): 8–16.
Published: 01 March 2000
...Benedicta Egbo Examines some of the economic implications of persistently excluding women in Sub‐Saharan Africa from access to literacy, arguing that women can not fulfil their full potential both on an individuals and state level without this. Introduces the concept of “femanomics”, which...
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Equal Opportunities International (1987) 6 (2): 1–6.
Published: 01 February 1987
...Suk‐ching Ho With the implementation of economic reforms in the countryside the family is again becoming the basic unit of production, which decides what work to do and where, who should perform which tasks, and how income and profits should be spent. Socialist principles should ensure...
