Humanomics: Volume 5 Issue 2

Imperialism, Economic Dependence and Development: A Brief Review of Aspects of Economic Thought and Theory

Clem Tisdell

Introduction It has been said that the word imperialism is no word for scholars. It is too value‐laden and uncertain in its meaning, a meaning which has altered with the passage…

THE HERMENEUTICS OF EDUCATIONAL CHOICE

Michael Strain

Part 1: Rival Theories Compared Economics is, in the Robbinsian definition, the science of choice. Economic models of choice are metaphors, encapsulating in abstract figures…

POLITICAL ECONOMY OF EDUCATION AND JOB ATTAINMENT

Madan Handa

Introduction The objective of this paper is twofold: to discuss some methodological issues on the study of school‐job nexus and to provide a review of Marxism and Education and…

Erratum

This article has been withdrawn as it was published elsewhere and accidentally duplicated. The original article can be seen here: 10.1108/eb010519. When citing the article, please…

INSECURITY, IMMORALITY, AND FEDERAL BUDGET DEFICITS

Li‐Teh Sun

Introduction It is the purpose of this paper to examine the issue of federal deficits from a general, and thus, a broader perspective than is traditionally employed. It is…

A PROCESS MANAGEMENT MODEL OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

John Kohls

Review of Literature Social responsibility is a fairly old concept which took on new life in the 1960s. Corporate critics who questioned corporate performance, and even the…