This paper presents an overview of the Austrian school of economics. Even though it started with Carl Menger and the intellectual circle in 19 century Vienna, its theoretical and philosophical roots go far back to the Scholastics and even the Greeks starting with Socrates (469-399 B.C.), Plato (427-347 B.C.), Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) and later John Locke (1632-1704), Richard Cantillon (1680-173...

The aim of this presentation is to give a profile of the history and work of the Polish-German Mental Health Society (PNTZP). Founded in 1990, the PNTZP's supreme objective is to develop and reinforce partnership between Polish and German psychiatry on a range of levels. The methods it uses to further this aim include bilateral meetings, seminars, and annual symposia. In view of its historical ...

Scholars trace phenomenology as a philosophical movement back to the early twentieth century. The origins of phenomenological are mostly credited two German philosophers: “founding father” phenomenology, Edmund Husserl, and his successor, Martin Heidegger. pair were instrumental in creating framework for today’s inductive qualitative research designs. However, roots spread further than these ph...

A Look at Contemporary Persian Poetry, Currents in Persian Poetry in 20th Century This book is a historical survey of literature though the writer has tried to distance himself from ancient approaches and to apply a modern look of analysis, critique and stylistics. In the first chapter the methodology is discussed followed by the second chapter which talks of text and metatext and the relation...

to investigate the root anatomy and hydraulic conductivity of wheat cultivars, including shiraz, bahar, pishtaz, sistan, and yavaros, a series of controlled environment (growth chamber) experiments were hydroponically conducted at university college of dublin (ucd), ireland in 2010. bahar, pishtaz and sistan cultivars were employed as tolerant to drought and shiraz and yavaros as sensitive. twe...

In setting the stage, “Understanding Health and Social Care” tracks the history of the welfare sector back to its charity and voluntary action roots in the early 19th century. From that point onwards, it tells the story of the gradual formalisation of both social services and the National Health Service, accompanied by an evolution of practices, emergence of health professions and developments ...