Bruce Andrews
Biographic Data
| ID | 3629319 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bruce Andrews |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bruce |
| FAMILY NAME | Andrews |
| SIGNATURE | ANDREWS B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Fordham University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Four Poems
Patron choice of non-smoking or smoking areas at a large restaurant in rural Australia: A four year study
Correspondence to : Bruce Andrews, Health Promotion Officer, Health Promotion Unit (Western New South Wales Public Health Unit), 2 Palmer Street, Dubbo, NSW, Australia 2830. Abstract Objective -To monitor and describe patron choice when the offer of non smoking and smoking areas is given to patrons when they make a restaurant reservation. DesignA survey of consecutive bookings for 54958 restaurant patrons (more than 12000 annually) at a single re…
From I Don't Have Any Paper So Shut Up (Or, Social Romanticism): I Want Educated Oxen
The domestic content of international desire
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The political economy of world capitalism: Theory and Practice
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Criticizing Economic Democracy
This article appeared in Inside Fordham (November 1979), a publication designed primarily for Fordham University alumni. It deals specifically with the California-based Campaign for Economic Democracy which originated in Tom Hayden's 1976 bid for the Democratic Party's senatorial nomination in California. The issues involved, however—especially the contrast between the CED's anti-corporate analysis and its rejection of a socialist solution—are mu…
The language of state action∗
“Language as a model! To rethink everything through once again in terms of linguistics! What is surprising, it would seem, is only that no one ever thought of doing so before ... (Jameson 1972, p. viii) “The deeper justification for the use of the linguistic model or metaphor ... lies in the concrete character of the social life of the so‐called advanced countries today, which offer the spectacle of a world from which nature as such has been elim…
Social Rules and the State as a Social Actor
New interest in the domestic sources of foreign policy intersects the notion that arguments about a state's international role are, at one level, arguments about domestic meaning, prohibitions, and responsibility. Even claimed strategic imperatives are neither self-explanatory nor comprehensible only in view of the stringencies of the international arena. Instead, they project a domestic content, referring to (and often transparent in the light o…
Social Rules and the State as a Social Actor
New interest in the domestic sources of foreign policy intersects the notion that arguments about a state's international role are, at one level, arguments about domestic meaning, prohibitions, and responsibility. Even claimed strategic imperatives are neither self-explanatory nor comprehensible only in view of the stringencies of the international arena. Instead, they project a domestic content, referring to (and often transparent in the light o…
The domestic content of international desire
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The political economy of world capitalism: Theory and Practice
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The language of state action∗
“Language as a model! To rethink everything through once again in terms of linguistics! What is surprising, it would seem, is only that no one ever thought of doing so before ... (Jameson 1972, p. viii) “The deeper justification for the use of the linguistic model or metaphor ... lies in the concrete character of the social life of the so‐called advanced countries today, which offer the spectacle of a world from which nature as such has been elim…
Social Rules and the State as a Social Actor
New interest in the domestic sources of foreign policy intersects the notion that arguments about a state's international role are, at one level, arguments about domestic meaning, prohibitions, and responsibility. Even claimed strategic imperatives are neither self-explanatory nor comprehensible only in view of the stringencies of the international arena. Instead, they project a domestic content, referring to (and often transparent in the light o…
The language of state action∗
“Language as a model! To rethink everything through once again in terms of linguistics! What is surprising, it would seem, is only that no one ever thought of doing so before ... (Jameson 1972, p. viii) “The deeper justification for the use of the linguistic model or metaphor ... lies in the concrete character of the social life of the so‐called advanced countries today, which offer the spectacle of a world from which nature as such has been elim…
Criticizing Economic Democracy
This article appeared in Inside Fordham (November 1979), a publication designed primarily for Fordham University alumni. It deals specifically with the California-based Campaign for Economic Democracy which originated in Tom Hayden's 1976 bid for the Democratic Party's senatorial nomination in California. The issues involved, however—especially the contrast between the CED's anti-corporate analysis and its rejection of a socialist solution—are mu…
The political economy of world capitalism: Theory and Practice
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The domestic content of international desire
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
From I Don't Have Any Paper So Shut Up (Or, Social Romanticism): I Want Educated Oxen
Patron choice of non-smoking or smoking areas at a large restaurant in rural Australia: A four year study
Correspondence to : Bruce Andrews, Health Promotion Officer, Health Promotion Unit (Western New South Wales Public Health Unit), 2 Palmer Street, Dubbo, NSW, Australia 2830. Abstract Objective -To monitor and describe patron choice when the offer of non smoking and smoking areas is given to patrons when they make a restaurant reservation. DesignA survey of consecutive bookings for 54958 restaurant patrons (more than 12000 annually) at a single re…
Four Poems
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