Tickets: Rally with Presidential Candidate John Kerry

Ticket to a political rally for presidential candidate John Kerry. Date: May 11, 2004. Box 15 Folder 1

The Review of Economic Performance and Social Progress 2001: The Longest Decade: Canada in the 1990s

In this chapter, John Helliwell sets the scene for many of the papers that follow by providing an up-to-date and lucid survey of the literature on the impact of social capital on both the economy or economic performance and well-being. This latter term is closely related to the concept of social progress used in this volume. He begins by defining social capital as the networks and norms that facilitate cooperative activities within groups (bonding social capital) and between groups (bridging social capital). Helliwell documents a number of studies that show that social capital actually saves lives. He surveys the literature on subjective well-being, pointing out that unemployment lowers subjective well-being by more than the usual measure of economic cost and certainly more than inflation.Well-being, Wellbeing, Well Being, Social Progress, Social, Societal, Society, Values, Index, Indexes, Indices, Indicator, Indicators, Social Capital, Happiness, Life Satisfaction, Subjective Well-being, Subjective

UA3/8/1 A Comparative Examination of University Revenues & Expenditures

Draft working paper A Comparative Examination of University Revenues & Expenditures

Maine Women\u27s Hall of Fame and Maryann Hartman Awards / Call for Nominations

The University of Maine seeks nominations for the Maine Women’s Hall of Fame and the Maryann Hartman awards. Beginning in 2023, UMaine will partner with the Maine Women’s Hall of Fame to sustain our common tradition of honoring exceptional Maine women. We define ‘woman’ broadly so to include any person who lives life as a woman. We also define achievements broadly, and in recognition that much important work in and for Maine communities may lie outside traditional standards for achievement and across all walks of life. We hope to inspire nominations of candidates across a wide range of professions and industries, including but not limited to those who are already publicly recognized across the state

What Consensus? Ideology, Politics and Elections Still Matter

This article, which was prepared for an ABA Antitrust Section Panel, discusses the role of ideology and politics in antitrust enforcement and the impact of elections in the last twenty year on enforcement and policy at the federal antitrust agencies. The article explains the differences in antitrust ideologies and their impact on policy preferences. The article then uses a database of civil non-merger complaints by the DOJ and FTC over the last three Presidential administrations to analyze changes in the number, type and other characteristics of antitrust enforcement. It also discusses change in vertical merger enforcement and other antirust policies such as amicus briefs, reports and guidelines. The article concludes that elections do matter and that the impact of elections on the DOJ and FTC has differed significantly

Reign of His Majesty Kalakaua. Third Year. Biennial Report of the President of the Board of Education, To the Legislative Assembly of 1876 / Ka Noho Alii Ana o ka Moi Kalakaua. Makahiki Ekolu. Palapala Hoike o na Makahiki Elua, a ka Peresidena o ka Papa Hoonaauao, I ka Ahaolelo o ka Makahiki 1876

Combined English and Hawaiian language report

Ka Noho Alii Ana o ka Moi Kalakaua. Ka Makahiki Mua. Palapala Hoike a ka Peresidena o ka Papa Hoonaauao, I ka Ahaolelo o ka Makahiki 1874

Includes Table: Na Kula o ka Paeaina Hawaii, Ianuari 1, 1874