Retirement in the 1950s:

Computational chemistry in the 1950s.

American descriptivist morphology in the 1950s

element may account for other, quite separate phenomena. In the case at hand, Harris identifies this boundary element withone that would be posited in compound nouns, such as night-rate (whose pronunciation is quite different from that of nitrate); the allophones of the final sound of night in night-rate are quite different from the single phone possible in nitrate, and this difference can be d...

The retirement system in transition: the 2007 Retirement Confidence Survey.

WORKERS SLOW TO SEE OR ADAPT TO A CHANGING U.S. RETIREMENT SYSTEM: The 17th annual wave of the Retirement Confidence Survey (RCS) suggests that American workers may be slow to recognize how the U.S. retirement system is changing, and those who are aware of these changes may not be adapting to them in ways that are likely to secure them a comfortable retirement. HALF OF WORKERS LESS CONFIDENT AB...

the u.s. policy in central asia and its impact on the colored revolutions in the region (the case study of tulip revolution in kyrgyzstan)

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THE FORMALIST REVOLUTION OF THE 1950s

Something happened to economics in the decade of the 1950s that is little appreciated by most economists and even by professional historians of economic thought. The subject went through an intellectual revolution as profound in its impact as the so-called Keynesian Revolution of pre-war years. I call it the Formalist Revolution after Ward (1972, pp. 40–41), who was the first to recognize the p...