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Economic change and social evolution in medieval germany

Dr B Arnold | Economic and Social History | 01 May 1999

The principal aim of the project was to identify and to explain the relationship between economic forces and social change in germany over its long formative period, roughly 700 to 1500. The objectives were to study the emergence of a coherent german ...

The relationship between mere exposure and implicit memory

Butler | Psychology | 01 July 2001

In recent years there has been considerable interest in implicit memory, which is defined as the nonintentional, nonconscious retrieval of previously acquired information. Over the same period, there have been numerous demonstrations of the mere expo ...

Data revisions and macroeconomic forecasting models

Mr Ash | 01 January 1988

To forecast where the economy is heading, economists need information on where it is now, and where it has been in the recent past. Yet subsequent sizable revisions often show how unreliable are preliminary economic data. Like good wines, data improv ...

South asian entrepreneurship in britain: determinants and dynamics

Dr Basu | Economics | 01 February 1996

Application abstract: south asians form about 2 per cent of britains population today. Their economic contribution is believed to be much more significant, since a relatively high proportion of them are self-employed with employees of their own. In r ...

The teaching of kweyol in the uk

Prof N/A Edwards | Education | 01 September 1991

This project set out to provide new information on the french creole or kweyol speech community in the uk within the context of kweyol language and literacy classes in london adult education institute. The research was conducted within a critical eth ...

The role of housing in city economic performance

Professor Geoff Meen | Economics | 01 October 1997

Housing has an important impact on economic performance, but most work in the literature concentrates on the effects at the national and regional levels. However, many of the most important interactions take place at the city and urban scale. The mai ...

Regional relations in north-east africa

Grey | Area Studies | 04 January 1999

The research examines the development of relations between the states of north-east africa in the period since the end of the cold war. It considers the extent to which the national security of the individual states of the region has come to amount t ...

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