Publications

Summers, A 1983, Gamble for Power, how Bob Hawke Beat Malcolm Fraser The 1983 Federal Election, Melbourne, Victoria : Nelson.

Clegg, S, Cooke, P, Storper, M, Dear, MJ, Hooper, AJ, Woods, KJ, Forbes, DK & Gore, C 1983, 'Review: The Limits to Capital, Segmented Labour Markets: Conspiracy or Collusion? Segmented Work, Divided Workers: The Historical Transformation of Labor in the United States, the Dynamics of Labour Market Segmentation, Power and Crisis in the City: Corporations, Unions and Urban Policy, Critical Human Geography Series. Geography and the State: An Essay in Political Geography, Conflict, Politics and the Urban Scene, Inequalities in Health Care: Problems of Access and Provision, Regional Development: Essays in Honour of Masahiko Honjo, Modern World Development: A Geographical Perspective', Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, vol. 15, no. 10, pp. 1413-1428.
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Dwyer, L 1983, '‘Value Freedom’ and the Scope of Economic Inquiry: II. The Fact/Value Continuum and the Basis for Scientific and Humanistic Policy', The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, vol. 42, no. 3, pp. 353-368.
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Abstract. Underlying the view of economic methodologists that the economist in his professional capacity is prohibited from making value judgments concerning policy ends is the assumption that there exists an irreducible gap between statements of fact and value judgments, such that value judgments are incapable of receiving support on the basis of scientific inquiry. Once a strict fact/value dualism is seen to be untenable, and once it is recognized that value judgments can be grounded in human needs and interests, the standard “purist” conception of the scope of economic inquiry can be rejected in favor of a “humanist” conception. It is argued that adoption of the wider “humanist” conception of the proper goals of economic inquiry is an important step in the development of an economic science responsive to the basic needs, interests, and aspirations of human beings.

Huxley, C, Clegg, S & Dunkerley, D 1983, 'Organization, Class and Control', Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, vol. 8, no. 1, pp. 113-113.
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