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The crystallization of counter-enlightenment and philosophe identities: theological controversy and catholic enlightenment in pre-revolutionary France

RECENT works of modern French history have found it fashionable, when focusing on the eighteenth century from across the jagged shoals of nineteenth- and twentieth-century France, to reductively treat Francophone national identity as the dialogical interaction of two related "imagined communities." (1) On the one hand, as scholars such as...

Tags: American, Cartesian, Catholic, Church, Culture, D., David, De, Early, Fall, G., God, H., History, J., Jacques, Jeffrey, Jesus, John, Joseph, Journal, L., La, Les, M., O'Connor, Old, Oxford University Press, Philosophy, Politics, Society, Voltaire Inc., W.

Research articles 2008-12-01

'Why can't a woman be more like a man?': American and Australian approaches to exclusionary conduct

[Much of antitrust law in the United States or trade practices law in Australia is" about 'exclusionary conduct': things that large firms do to acquire an even larger share of the market or preserve their large market share .from being eroded by smaller rivals or new entrants. The object of...

Tags: Australian, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Court, Edwards, F, O'Connor, Rural Press Ltd., S, Section, Stevens, Thomas, Williams, Wilson

Research articles 2007-12-01

Boat-building and its social context in early Egypt: interpretations from the First Dynasty boat-grave cemetery at Abydos

Introduction Studying the origins and techniques of boat-building provides new data for examining social organisation, regional trade and technological conservatism in a nascent state society. A total of 22 boats have been found in Egyptian contexts dated between c. 3050 and 450 BC, either whole or disassembled and recycled...

Tags: Adams, C., D., E., Egyptians, G., J., Journal, Nile, O'Connor, Oxford University Press, S., Ward

Research articles 2006-03-01

The misperception and misapplication of the First Amendment in the American pluralistic system: mergers between Catholic and non-Catholic healthcare systems

I. INTRODUCTION In 1999, the Republican presidential forerunner, Governor George W. Bush stated, "[I]n every instance where my administration sees a responsibility to help people we will look first to faith-based organizations, charities and community groups that have shown their ability to save and change lives. (1) As President...

Tags: American, Americans, Bush, Catholic, Catholic Healthcare West Inc., Church, Court, Faith, Frank, Government, J., John, Justice, L., O'Connor, Rights, Roman, Smith, Taylor

Research articles 2001-03-22

The Concept Of The State In Australian Industrial Relations Theory

Australians are said to have a characteristic talent for bureaucracy; yet they have paid little scholarly attention to the state. The state and its personnel have been an accepted part of the political landscape, examined from time to time by curious...

Tags: A., Adams, Allen, Australian, Cambridge University Press, D., Economy, F., G., H., Hall, History, J., Journal, M., Mitchell, N., O'Connor, P., Politics, S., Social, States, T., Taylor, W.

Research articles 2000-12-01