Titlebook: Religion and the Environment; Ralph Tanner,Colin Mitchell Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2002 en

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Ralph Tanner,Colin Mitchell become new members of the community of special func- tions. For any case, mathematics and physics nowadays already need these functions. The corresponding differential equations are non-linear ordinary differential equations found by P. Painleve in 1900 fqr purely mathematical reasons. It was only

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Ralph Tanner,Colin Mitchell become new members of the community of special func- tions. For any case, mathematics and physics nowadays already need these functions. The corresponding differential equations are non-linear ordinary differential equations found by P. Painleve in 1900 fqr purely mathematical reasons. It was only

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Ralph Tanner,Colin Mitchellcuss policy-making as a system involving officials and politicians. Official statistics are only part of the evidence base that might be used to inform policy-making. Evidence has to be pushed towards policy-makers and politicians, as well as pulled by them. We note the role of intermediaries such a

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Ralph Tanner,Colin Mitchellienna: Griffin & Co., 1965, p. 18): “Economics consists of theoretical laws which nobody has verified and empirical laws which nobody can explain.” Never more than in the case of the empirical Pareto law has Kalecki’s witticism seemed so appropriate. Whether Pareto’s law is understandable or not, ec

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Ralph Tanner,Colin Mitchellry function, . . . are instances of what one calls special functions. These have been studied in great detail. Each of them is brought to light at the right epoch according to both mathematicians and physicists. Note that except for the first three, each of these functions is a solution of a linear

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