Inequality

murdered because her husband told the truth. THE ARTICLE: In his latest article, Folarin Solaja denounced: -The lack of freedom of speech in Nigeria. -The lack of the right to protest. -The corruption of the military regime. -The social inequality (the people in power can send their children to the best school abroad while most Nigerian children get no education at all). THE TITLE: Here, we start to understand the title of the book: the other side of truth seems to be death. This was something

Chaotic Elections ! A mathematician Looks at Voting, AMS, Library of Congress. 16 - Sen A.K. , 1973, On Economic Equality, Oxford, Clarendon Press. •  Sen A. K., 1987, On Ethics and Economics, Oxford, Blackwell. •  Sen A. K, 1992, Inequality Reexamined, Cambridge, Harvard University Press. •  *Sen A., 2000, Repenser l’inégalité, Paris, Seuil. •  *Sen A.K., 2003, L’économie est une science morale, Paris, La découverte. •  *Sen A.K., 2010, L’idée de justice, Paris, Flammarion

distribution. In Other Chemicals, most of the impact is through changes in size distribution, with the size distribution becoming more equal after restructuring has had place. In Commodities, both matter, with an increase in size inequality as well as a direct increase in the inequality in R&D due to restructuring of the firm portfolios. These results provide a new, more composite, perspective on the effect of corporate restructuring on R&D. 2. Data Description Our sample is based on the publicly traded

Institution, avril 2001. Lindert Peter, Williamson Jeffrey, « Does globalization make the world more unequal ? », NBER wp no. 8228, avril 2001. Morone Piergiuseppe, « Globalisation and inequality : the effects of trade liberalisation on developing countries », SPRU wp no. 42. O’Rourke Kevin, « Globalization and inequality : historical trends », NBER wp no. 8339, juin 2001. Rodrik Dani, « The developing countries hazardous obsession with global integration », à paraître dans Foreign Policy en mars-avril

sociale de la médecine dans ce pays. This article presents an overview of the research work undertaken in France and Algeria on tuberculosis and the application of tuberculosis treatments. Tuberculosis is one of the best medical pointers to social inequality. The disease is seen here as typical of the links between industrialization and health, with regard to the evolution of the epidemiological model and the influence of innovatory treatments, based on chemotherapy, on the organization of care for

My Color: Impolite Essays on Race and Identity", may not be entirely objective. Nevertheless, we can dwell on the topic. Indeed, as Walter Benn Michaels explains in his book "The Trouble With Diversity: How We Learned to Love Identity and Ignore Inequality" the original intent of repairing the damage of slavery gave way to another concept: "diversity ". so today it doesn't matter anymore if u had slavery on ur family history, it only matter that u are black. one can observe that, today, a black immigrant

(future). There is no real transformation because the resource (money) is identical at both periods. This is fundamentally different from real economic activities. Riba exists as long as the exchange/transaction involves ribawi items and gives rise to inequality of countervalues and deferment in time of exchange. Further, related to the abolition of interest are the prohibitions on speculation and wasteful consumption: riba can be responsible for unemployment, inflation, recession, stagflation and concentration

autobiographical, much of it emerging out of her experiences in Africa. Drawing upon her childhood memories and her serious engagement with politics and social concerns, Lessing has written about the clash of cultures, the gross injustices of racial inequality, the struggle among opposing elements within an individuals own personality, and the conflict between the individual conscience and the collective good. Her stories and novellas set in Africa, published during the fifties and early sixties, decry

between the richest fifth of the world's people and the poorest fifth has more than doubled’. According to these figures, it is obvious that globalization has left out quantities of countries where poverty keeps increasing. Notwithstanding, real inequality also remains among individuals from the same country. For example, in Panama ‘the richest fifth of the population enjoys annual average per capita income of $17,611, the poorest fifth earns on average only $589. Over 25 percent of the population

 reduce a wide range of differences in people to simplistic categorizations  transform assumptions about particular groups of people into "realities"  be used to justify the position of those in power  perpetuate social prejudice and inequality * Justification of ill-founded prejudices or ignorance * Unwillingness to rethink one's attitudes and behavior towards stereotyped group * Preventing some people of stereotyped groups from entering or succeeding in activities or fields