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UNINA990009905770403321 |
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Wicksell, Knut <1851-1926> |
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Lectures on political economy / by Knut Wicksell ; translated fron the swedish by E. Classen ; edited with an introduction byLionel Robbins |
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London : Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1934 |
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XV D 286 (1) |
XV D 286 (2) |
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1.: General theory 2.: Money |
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UNINA9910464902703321 |
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Miller Jon <1940-> |
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Missionary zeal and institutional control : organizational contradictions in the Basel Mission on the Gold Coast, 1828-1917 / / Jon Miller |
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London ; ; New York : , : Routledge, , 2003 |
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1-315-02965-0 |
1-136-87618-9 |
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1 online resource (293 p.) |
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Studies in the History of Christian Missions |
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Missions, Swiss - Ghana - History |
Missions, German - Ghana - History |
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Ghana Church history |
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Rev. ed. of: The social control of religious zeal. |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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Cover; Series Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; 1. Evangelical Missions and Social Change; Overview of the Investigation; The Participants; Enthusiasm and Discipline; Contradictions; Persistence; Historical and Cultural Context; Origins of the Basel Mission; Organizational Trouble; The Lasting Impact of the Mission; Connections; 2. The Participants; Class Collaboration for the Sake of Religion; The Membership; The Leadership; Origins of the Rank and File; Upward Mobility; Marriage and Social Mobility; Consolidation of Gains |
Children of the Early MissionariesGrandchildren of the Early Missionaries; The Children of the Prewar Cohort; Elective Affinities and Social Change; Elite Interests; Rank-and-File Gains; Unintended Consequences; 3. Authority and Discipline; Building a Structure; Inherited Charisma and Pious Emotional Attachment; Status Privilege and the Weight of Tradition; Bureaucratic Obligations and Legal-Contractual Ties; Social Control: Supervision and Surveillance; Confession and Hierarchical Oversight; Mutual Watching; The Hermeneutics of Freedom and Control; Conclusion |
4. Contradictions and Their ConsequencesThe Relationship between Creativity and Deviance; Andreas Riis; Simon Süss; Johannes Zimmermann; Strategic Deviance in Perspective: Uncertainty, Charisma, and Nonconformity; Surveillance and the Erosion of Solidarity; Johannes Henke; Friedrich Schiedt; 5. Accounting for Organizational Persistence; Institutionalized Contradictions; Ordnung Muss Sein! Fulfilling the Law of Christ; Accountability and the ""Freedom to Obey""; Commonalities with Other Organizations; Conclusion; Missions and the Social Order; Class Collaboration |
Social Mobility and Change in the Class StructureWomen and Men in the Missionary Movement; The Convergence (or Divergence) of Organizational Forms; Consensus, Conflict, and Change; Missions as Agents of Change and Resistance in the Colonial World; Afterword: The Basel Mission, the Presbyterian Church, and Ghana since 1918; Narrative Summary: The Basel Mission and Ghana, 1914-1999; The Influence of Nineteenth-Century Basel Mission Forms of Organization since 1918; Change in the Post-1918 Basel Mission in Europe; Conclusion; Methodological Appendix; Archival Sources; A Note on Research Strategy |
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This book is about the Basel Mission in the Gold Coast (now Ghana) before the First World War. Miller reconstructs the backgrounds and motivations of the mission's participants and describes the organizational structure that shaped their activities at home and abroad. He then traces some serious and recurrent internal problems to the commitment to difficult Pietist beliefs about authority and obedience. The organization survived those troubles and its impact on Ghana continued to grow, because the same biblical worldview that demanded extreme discipline also prepared the members of the mission |
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UNINA9910791882103321 |
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Autore |
Shoukri M. M (Mohamed M.) |
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Measures of interobserver agreement and reliability / / Mohamed M. Shoukri |
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Boca Raton, Fla. : , : CRC Press, , 2011 |
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0-429-14859-3 |
1-4398-1081-8 |
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[2nd ed.] |
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Descrizione fisica |
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Chapman & Hall/CRC biostatistics series |
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ShoukriM. M (Mohamed M.). |
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Diagnostic errors |
Medical laboratory technology - Statistical methods |
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Originally published: Measures of interobserver agreement / Mohamed M. Shoukri. 2004. |
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Includes bibliographical references. |
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1. General introduction -- 2. Reliability for continuous scale measurements -- 3. Method-comparison studies -- 4. Population coefficient of variation as a measure of precision and reproductibility -- 5. Measures of agreement for dichotomous outcomes -- 6. Coefficients of agreement for multiple rates and multiple categories. |
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From the First Edition:Agreement among at least two evaluators is an issue of prime importance to statisticians, clinicians, epidemiologists, psychologists, and many other scientists. Measuring interobserver agreement is a method used to evaluate inconsistencies in findings from different evaluators who collect the same or similar information. Highlighting applications over theory, Measure of Interobserver Agreement provides a comprehensive survey of this method and includes standards and directions on how to run sound reliability and agreement studies in clinical settings and other types of investigations. The author clearly explains how to reduce measurement error, presents numerous practical examples of the interobserver agreement approach, and emphasizes measures of agreement among raters for categorical assessments. The models and methods are considered in two different but closely related contexts: 1) assessing agreement among several raters where the response variable is continuous and 2) where there is a prior decision by the investigators to use categorical scales to judge |
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the subjects enrolled in the study. While the author thoroughly discusses the practical and theoretical issues of case 1, a major portion of this book is devoted to case 2. He explores issues such as two raters randomly judging a group of subjects, interrater bias and its connection to marginal homogeneity, and statistical issues in determining sample size.<BR><BR>Statistical analysis of real and hypothetical datasets are presented to demonstrate the various applications of the models in repeatability and validation studies. To help with problem solving, the monograph includes SAS code, both within the book and on the CRC Web site. The author presents information with the right amount mathematical details, making this a cohesive book that reflects new research and the latest developments in the field-- |
Emphasizing applications over theory, this book provides a comprehensive survey of this method and provides readers with standards and directions on how to run sound clinical and other types of studies. The author clearly explains how to reduce measurement error and presents numerous practical examples of the interobserver agreement approach. To help with problem solving, he includes SAS code, both within the book and on the CRC website. An extensive review of the literature offers access to the latest developments in the field. This edition presents new applications, new tables, more detail on SAS, new code, updated references, and two new chapters-- |
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