British Policy in Palestine

The Europeanization of British Competition Policy

Introduction Competition policy presents an interesting case of Europeanization, given that the two classic channels which promote the convergence of national regulations in the EU (that is, negative, market-related regulatory competition on the one hand, and positive, state-led harmonization on the other) does not apply to this policy domain (van Waarden and Drahos, 2002: 913). In terms of pos...

The British White Paper on Employment Policy

* Prepared in the Division of Finance and Economic Studies, Bureau of Research and Statistics. Use of variable rates of social insurance contributions in preventing a decline in consumer purchasing power and hence in employment is one of the methods advocated by the British Government in its proposed plan for maintaining high employment after the war. The following article outlines briefly that...

The Europeanisation of British Competition Policy

Clients\' perception toward quality of postnatal care in the Gaza Strip, Palestine: A direction for health policy change"

Introduction: Most maternal and neonatal deaths occur during the postnatal period. Therefore, the quality of care provided by healthcare professionals at this critical time is crucial in reducing complications, morbidity, and mortality rates. Objective: The present study aimed to determine the perceptions of Palestinian women living in the Gaza Strip considering the quality of c...

khuzistan irrigation program and the british policy 1870-1910

during late nineteenth century, khuzistan was considered to be the most fertile land of persia which at one time had yielded $ 50 million if calculated on 1962 price index. many british officials presented in iran and india office have recorded the abundance of water through a network of five rivers and canals, making khuzistan a fertile ground for major staple and cash crops. at the time when ...