Burgeois

Bur`geois´

    (bŎr`zhwä´)
n.1.(Print.) See 1st Bourgeois.
1.A burgess; a citizen. See 2d Bourgeois.
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Dictionaire a l'usage du monde burgeois (Fragments of a Little Larousse illustrated.
Caught between Internationalism, Transnationalism and Immigration: A Brief Account of the History of Anarchism in Egypt until 1945
To be more precise, the entire aristocratic and burgeois past and all its fundamental values should be rejected.
The construction of children's literature during the Yugoslav first five-year plan
Anscombe, Bernard Burgeois, Michael Dummett, Fernando Inciarte, Christine M.
Cincuenta anos de Anuario Filosofico
Para Burgeois (1981), a folga organizacional diz respeito ao gap nas metas organizacionais e no uso de recursos; corresponde a um colchao para a necessidade de processamento de informacao, comportamento politico ou estrategico.
Determinants of organizational slack in a company with decentralized structure/Determinantes da folga organizacional em uma empresa com estrutura descentralizada/Determinantes de holgura organizacional en una compania con estructura descentralizada
(1989) "The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere: An Inquiry into a Category of Burgeois Society" MA: MIT Press.
Hybrid structures in tourism industry: innovative models, sociological insights and multilevel approaches
(2) Entre los autores que han revisado las caracteristicas de la sociedad copiapina, revisar Maurice Zeitlen, The civil wars in Chile (Or the burgeois revolutions that never were) (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1984); Cristian Gazmuri, El "48" chileno.
El regionalismo atacameno entre dos crisis economicas, 1930-1955
(1989): The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere: An Inquiry into a Category of Burgeois Society.
Informal political communication cultures: characteristics, causes, effects
TOWARDS THE OVERCOMING OF BURGEOIS THOUGHT AND THE POSTMODERN OFFENSIVE IN SOCIAL WORK AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
Hacia la superacion del pensamiento burgues y la ofensiva posmoderna en trabajo social y las ciencias sociales
Indeed, his father's estate now operates as a factory, directly contributing to a commercial system he deplores: "In his way to the place of his nativity, he learned that his nephew had married the daughter of a burgeois, who directed a weaving manufacture, and had gone into partnership with his father-in-law; chagrined ...
Biogeography, climate, and national identity in Smollett's Humphry Clinker
Modern, burgeois industrial society has separated pleasure from labour and divided people into rigorous ranks and occupations resulting in their estrangement and alienation.
Perpetual modernity, ever becoming modernity: re-reconciling state, society and aesthetic ideals
The influence of knowledge-flow timing on subsidiary performance might be crucial in fast-moving, hypercompetitive markets (D'Aveni 1994; Eisenhardt and Burgeois 1988) or in situations where firms compete against a certain deadline, such as when a consultancy is trying to win a bid (Haas and Hansen 2005).
The effect of quantity, quality and timing of headquarters-initiated knowledge flows on subsidiary performance
Individualism was condemned as a 'burgeois relic' unsuitable for the 'Soviet person'.
Was it all pure propaganda? Journalistic practices of 'silent resistance' in Soviet Estonian journalism/"Vaikse vastupanu" praktikad Eesti noukogude ajakirjanduses
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