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Marglin, 1973,
Marglin 1974.
Marglin 1975;
Marglin 1979;
Marglin 1984b;
Chapter 7 in
Marglin 1990b;
Marglin 1991.
Marglin 2008, pp. 153–4.
Marglin, Stephen...
-
Marglin is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Frédérique Apffel-
Marglin,
American anthropologist Jessica Marglin,
American scholar of...
-
Jessica M.
Marglin is an
American historian of religion. She is an ****ociate
Professor of
Religion at
University of
Southern California (USC) and served...
- history, 1945 to 1970s
Spanish miracle –
Economic boom in
Spain 1959-1974
Marglin,
Stephen A.; Schor,
Juliet B. (1992). The
Golden Age of Capitalism: Reinterpreting...
-
Frederique Marglin (1989) as "half-man, half-woman", and
instead adopts the
translation by
Marglin as "the lord who is half woman" as
given in
Marglin (1989...
- Frédérique Apffel-
Marglin is a
professor emerita of anthropology. She
taught at
Smith College in M****achusetts. Apffel-
Marglin finished high
school at...
-
Welfare Reforms 1906–11).
Schlesinger 1962;
Zimmerman 2010.
Marglin &
Schor 1991;
Marglin &
Schor 2017.
Lewis &
Surender 2004.
Whyman 2005.
Huges 2016;...
-
members at
Harvard that
included Michael Reich,
Richard Edwards,
Stephen Marglin, and
Patricia Quick. The
group held
seminars to
develop their ideas on...
- make
heavy weather in The
Wealth of Nations.
Harvard economist Stephen Marglin argues that
while the "invisible hand" is the "most
enduring phrase in...
- (amrita) in the
Jagannatha temple of Puri, as
described by Frédérique Apffel-
Marglin.
Douglas Renfrew Brooks states that the
antinomian elements such as the...
