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(se Litteraturhistorie), Bodil Marie Thomsen til 31. Historie Center for Kulturforskning markerede den 3. november af praesidenten for National Center for Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam, Professor, Dr. CfK-konferencen "Kulturforskningens rum", Barcelona; Udlandsophold Lars Kiel Bertelsen, studieophold i London 20. dk Indholdmaessig redaktion afsluttet juli 1998 Web-udgave revideret 13. |
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We raised funds from the National Lottery Charities Board to develop an innovative provision where these needs could be addressed, but in a culturally-appropriate manner which did not duplicate mainstream services. . We aim to provide a safe place where young people can meet to address social and cultural issues, with a supportive Irish ambience. Core objectives of the Project are to provide for young people's development and support, and social interaction, in an environment which affords positive images of Irish culture. Lewisham Irish Community Centre opened in 1992, a voluntary sector body funded by Lewisham Council. |
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We consider the preferred means of exchange when (i) monetary trade is always possible with no inherent deadweight loss, and (ii) the choice of non-monetary exchange has distinct resource allocation consequences. We illustrate three potential reasons for non-monetary trade. First, non-monetary trade improves the ability of agents to impose social sanctions on those who act dishonestly. Second, a willingness to barter may reveal information that cannot be revealed solely through monetary trade. Finally, non-monetary trade can constrain the ability of agents to engage in inefficient rent-seeking activities. |
Copyright 1998-2001 World Socialist Web Site All rights reserved . . Both the main Catholic and nationalist parties, the Social and Democratic Labour Party (SDLP) and Sinn Fein, are refusing to make nominations for the new Police Board. Efforts to find an agreement now focus on the three-day visit by US President Clinton to Belfast beginning on December 12. The existing Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) is overwhelmingly Protestant and regarded as an integral part of the British occupation of the Six Counties.
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