François COOREN (2015), Organizational discourse, Cambridge: Polity Press.

François Recanati , Literal Meaning , Cambridge : Cambridge University

Contrary to a certain traditional conception dating back at least to Locke, everyday linguistic communication is not a simple matter of putting one's thoughts into words for one's audience to put back into thoughts. This naive " code model " misses the fact that what a speaker means in uttering a sentence can be distinct in various ways from what the sentence means. She might not mean what she ...

[Jean François Marie Aicardi (1926-2015)].

François Bernier's discourse on the health system in medieval India.

© The National Medical Journal of India 2010 INTRODUCTION Several French travellers visited India during the seventeenth century and wrote valuable accounts in the form of memoirs, dairies, personal letters, notes, official papers and reports of their missions based on their observations and experiences. François Bernier (Fig. 1), a renowned European physician, visited India in the seventeenth ...

Cambridge University Press 978 - 1 - 107 - 06718 - 9 - The Cambridge Handbook of Meeting Science

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Annick Laruelle and Federico Valenciano: Voting and collective decision-making - Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2008

The book ‘Voting and Collective Decision Making’ by A. Laruelle and F. Valenciano provides a critical revision of the theoretical foundations of collective yes-or-no decisions. It is a study of the theory of bargaining and voting power, revolving around a fundamental question: given a committee, what voting rule should be used? 1 Brief summary of the book and motivation of research In a nutshel...