Robert J Mcintyre
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 253472 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Robert J Mcintyre |
| PRENOMES | Robert J |
| SOBRENOME | Mcintyre |
| ASSINATURA | MCINTYRE R J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Pennsylvania State University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1975 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1998 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Regional stabilisation policy under transitional period conditions in Russia
(1998). Regional stabilisation policy under transitional period conditions in Russia: Price controls, regional trade barriers and other local‐level measures. Europe-Asia Studies: Vol. 50, No. 5, pp. 859-871
Regional variations on Russian chaos
Conventional economic “transition” policies work poorly in developing economies, but produce disastrous results when applied within the context of Soviet-type economic and social institutions. There are clear structural reasons which take account of the very different “embedded” relationships and make the current crisis in the Russian Republic explicable, if not easily remediable. Analyses of the regional differences in the economic and social me…
Collective Agriculture in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the Communist states of Eastern Europe, there have been few attempts to decollectivize agriculture in these regions except where forces originating outside agriculture have tried to destroy the collective system, and resistance has sprung up whenever the idea has been raised. This absence of pressure for decollectivization has been puzzling to Western readers nurtured on "worst case" depictions of Soviet…
We Do Need Technology
Grace Lee Boggs (MR, February 1990) attacks the practice of science as inherently Eurocentric, irretrievably linked to capitalism and imperialism, and necessarily estranging us from each other and from our planet. There is some truth in this; science did grow up in Europe, clearly linked to the development of capitalism and imperialism.This article can also be found at the Monthly Review website, where most recent articles are published in full.C…
Life-Styles for Long Life
Economic change in Eastern Europe
The small enterprise and agricultural initiatives in Bulgaria
Reproductive Behavior
The authors attempt to clarify the reproductive decision-making process and to assess the factors influencing reproductive behavior in the Socialist countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Particular attention is paid to the effects of government policies. In Part 1 the authors present overviews of demographic trends the role of women the historical development of population policies abortion policies and private behavior and pro-natalist incent…
Reproductive Behavior
Reproductive Behavior, Central and Eastern European Experience
The authors attempt to clarify the reproductive decision-making process and to assess the factors influencing reproductive behavior in the Socialist countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Particular attention is paid to the effects of government policies. In Part 1 the authors present overviews of demographic trends the role of women the historical development of population policies abortion policies and private behavior and pro-natalist incent…
On Demographic Policy Debates in the USSR
Response to an earlier article surveying the debate between Soviet advocates of uniform versus pronatalist measures in the years preceding the 26th Party Congress of the Soviet Union in 1981. Argues that the misuse of the term regionally differentiated by the authors robbed it of any meaning and charges that they further ignored the experimental efforts in eastern Europe to deal with very similar policy concerns. The author concludes that the new…
Environmental policy formulation and current Soviet management
(1981). Environmental policy formulation and current Soviet management: A reply to Ziegler. Soviet Studies: Vol. 33, No. 1, pp. 146-149
The Bulgarian Anomaly
A historical fertility pattern in Europe has been described in which relatively late and nonuniversal marriage served to hold aggregate fertility levels far below those existing elsewhere in the world. This pattern included advanced age of marriage of women a small difference in the age of husband and wife and a relatively large proportion remaining single through the fertile years. Sometime around 1880 fertility within marriage began to decline …
On the environmental efficiency of economic systems
An Econometric Model of Pronatalist and Abortion Policies
The relationship between population policy instruments and fertility levels in Hungary is analyzed with a simultaneous equation model. Both birth and abortion relationships are placed in a supply and demand perspective, permitting a distinction between desired and actual levels of births and abortions. Pronatalist and abortion policies are evaluated through the reduced forms of the structural equations. Effects of average earnings, income, value …
Pronatalist programmes in Eastern Europe
IN 1920 the Soviet government enacted an unprecedented and almost unrestricted system of provision of induced abortion on demand. Official distress over the large number of abortions performed under this system and low fertility rates led to imposition of a small fee in 1923. After years of controversy, direct administrative action was finally taken in 1935 forbidding interruption of first pregnancies and requiring a sixmonth interval between leg…
On the environmental efficiency of economic systems
Pronatalist programmes in Eastern Europe
IN 1920 the Soviet government enacted an unprecedented and almost unrestricted system of provision of induced abortion on demand. Official distress over the large number of abortions performed under this system and low fertility rates led to imposition of a small fee in 1923. After years of controversy, direct administrative action was finally taken in 1935 forbidding interruption of first pregnancies and requiring a sixmonth interval between leg…
An Econometric Model of Pronatalist and Abortion Policies
The relationship between population policy instruments and fertility levels in Hungary is analyzed with a simultaneous equation model. Both birth and abortion relationships are placed in a supply and demand perspective, permitting a distinction between desired and actual levels of births and abortions. Pronatalist and abortion policies are evaluated through the reduced forms of the structural equations. Effects of average earnings, income, value …
The small enterprise and agricultural initiatives in Bulgaria
Reproductive Behavior, Central and Eastern European Experience
The authors attempt to clarify the reproductive decision-making process and to assess the factors influencing reproductive behavior in the Socialist countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Particular attention is paid to the effects of government policies. In Part 1 the authors present overviews of demographic trends the role of women the historical development of population policies abortion policies and private behavior and pro-natalist incent…
Regional stabilisation policy under transitional period conditions in Russia
(1998). Regional stabilisation policy under transitional period conditions in Russia: Price controls, regional trade barriers and other local‐level measures. Europe-Asia Studies: Vol. 50, No. 5, pp. 859-871
The Bulgarian Anomaly
A historical fertility pattern in Europe has been described in which relatively late and nonuniversal marriage served to hold aggregate fertility levels far below those existing elsewhere in the world. This pattern included advanced age of marriage of women a small difference in the age of husband and wife and a relatively large proportion remaining single through the fertile years. Sometime around 1880 fertility within marriage began to decline …
Reproductive Behavior
The authors attempt to clarify the reproductive decision-making process and to assess the factors influencing reproductive behavior in the Socialist countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Particular attention is paid to the effects of government policies. In Part 1 the authors present overviews of demographic trends the role of women the historical development of population policies abortion policies and private behavior and pro-natalist incent…
Environmental policy formulation and current Soviet management
(1981). Environmental policy formulation and current Soviet management: A reply to Ziegler. Soviet Studies: Vol. 33, No. 1, pp. 146-149
Pronatalist programmes in Eastern Europe
IN 1920 the Soviet government enacted an unprecedented and almost unrestricted system of provision of induced abortion on demand. Official distress over the large number of abortions performed under this system and low fertility rates led to imposition of a small fee in 1923. After years of controversy, direct administrative action was finally taken in 1935 forbidding interruption of first pregnancies and requiring a sixmonth interval between leg…
On the environmental efficiency of economic systems
An Econometric Model of Pronatalist and Abortion Policies
The relationship between population policy instruments and fertility levels in Hungary is analyzed with a simultaneous equation model. Both birth and abortion relationships are placed in a supply and demand perspective, permitting a distinction between desired and actual levels of births and abortions. Pronatalist and abortion policies are evaluated through the reduced forms of the structural equations. Effects of average earnings, income, value …
The Bulgarian Anomaly
A historical fertility pattern in Europe has been described in which relatively late and nonuniversal marriage served to hold aggregate fertility levels far below those existing elsewhere in the world. This pattern included advanced age of marriage of women a small difference in the age of husband and wife and a relatively large proportion remaining single through the fertile years. Sometime around 1880 fertility within marriage began to decline …
Environmental policy formulation and current Soviet management
(1981). Environmental policy formulation and current Soviet management: A reply to Ziegler. Soviet Studies: Vol. 33, No. 1, pp. 146-149
Reproductive Behavior
The authors attempt to clarify the reproductive decision-making process and to assess the factors influencing reproductive behavior in the Socialist countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Particular attention is paid to the effects of government policies. In Part 1 the authors present overviews of demographic trends the role of women the historical development of population policies abortion policies and private behavior and pro-natalist incent…
Reproductive Behavior
Reproductive Behavior, Central and Eastern European Experience
The authors attempt to clarify the reproductive decision-making process and to assess the factors influencing reproductive behavior in the Socialist countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Particular attention is paid to the effects of government policies. In Part 1 the authors present overviews of demographic trends the role of women the historical development of population policies abortion policies and private behavior and pro-natalist incent…
On Demographic Policy Debates in the USSR
Response to an earlier article surveying the debate between Soviet advocates of uniform versus pronatalist measures in the years preceding the 26th Party Congress of the Soviet Union in 1981. Argues that the misuse of the term regionally differentiated by the authors robbed it of any meaning and charges that they further ignored the experimental efforts in eastern Europe to deal with very similar policy concerns. The author concludes that the new…
The small enterprise and agricultural initiatives in Bulgaria
Economic change in Eastern Europe
We Do Need Technology
Grace Lee Boggs (MR, February 1990) attacks the practice of science as inherently Eurocentric, irretrievably linked to capitalism and imperialism, and necessarily estranging us from each other and from our planet. There is some truth in this; science did grow up in Europe, clearly linked to the development of capitalism and imperialism.This article can also be found at the Monthly Review website, where most recent articles are published in full.C…
Life-Styles for Long Life
Collective Agriculture in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the Communist states of Eastern Europe, there have been few attempts to decollectivize agriculture in these regions except where forces originating outside agriculture have tried to destroy the collective system, and resistance has sprung up whenever the idea has been raised. This absence of pressure for decollectivization has been puzzling to Western readers nurtured on "worst case" depictions of Soviet…
Regional variations on Russian chaos
Conventional economic “transition” policies work poorly in developing economies, but produce disastrous results when applied within the context of Soviet-type economic and social institutions. There are clear structural reasons which take account of the very different “embedded” relationships and make the current crisis in the Russian Republic explicable, if not easily remediable. Analyses of the regional differences in the economic and social me…
Regional stabilisation policy under transitional period conditions in Russia
(1998). Regional stabilisation policy under transitional period conditions in Russia: Price controls, regional trade barriers and other local‐level measures. Europe-Asia Studies: Vol. 50, No. 5, pp. 859-871
Political science (10 obras) · Economics (9 obras) · Geography (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Demography (5 obras) · Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences (4 obras) · Demography (4 obras) · Family planning (4 obras) · Population (4 obras) · Research methodology (4 obras)