‘e debate on corporate tax reform in the U.S. have included arguments for a ‘border adjustment tax’ that would e‚ectively raise the tax on imported inputs and provide a subsidy to exports. ‘is policy is equivalent to other uniform border taxes such as a combined import tari‚ and export subsidy and a uniform value added tax and payroll subsidy. In this note I argue that contrary to popular argum...

u. t. place claims that philosophical problems concerning the true nature of mind-brain relationship disappears or is settled adhering to materialism, especially type identity theory of mind. he takes above claim as a reasonable scientific hypothesis. i shall argue why it is not as he claims. at first, to pave the way for refutation, i will briefly clarify place's approach to the subject i...

this article  studyies political identity of dagestani people in the north caucasus. at the first, i have defined a true theory of political identity, which is compatible with dagestanis. this theory defines political identity in two aspects: grounded aspect, which is geography and history, and the social-environmental aspect, which includes culture (especially religion, costumes and ethnicity)...

Hegel?s Phenomenology of Spirit put alienation high on the philosophical agenda, as was readily recognized by Marx. Relatively well-known is also that concept inspired Goethe?s translation Diderot?s dialogue Rameau?s Nephew, but details and conceptual implications these typically escape scholarly attention. Recognizing basic idea not-belonging to or being deprived something, I emphasize implies...

Contemporary automobilities research is characterised by a fundamental paradox-recognition of driving as a sensate experience alongside a tendency to emphasise the driver’s sensory disengagement from, rather than engagement with the bodily, social and environmental contexts with which s/he interacts. In this article, which builds on previous empirical work I have published, only now in a more t...

The concept of radical geography emerged in the late 1960s and became very popular America Europe 1970s. Radical is a problem-oriented research area geographical science united by ‘concept social justice’ (D. Harvey). It has distinctive features as follows: a) uniqueness themes, these being concerned with spatial ecological problems generated man’s violence against man nature; b) signs ‘scienti...