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Review of "Fictions of Consent: Slavery, Servitude, and Free Service in Early Modern England" by Ray Bossert
No full textChakravarty Urvashi. Fictions of Consent: Slavery, Servitude, and Free Service in Early Modern England. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2022. xiv + 295 pp. $65. Review by Ray Bossert, Independent Schola
Intertemporal material deprivation
No full textIndividual well-being is multidimensional and various aspects of the quality of life of an individual need to be jointly considered in its measurement. The axiomatic literature on the subject has proposed many indices of multidimensional poverty and deprivation and explored the properties that are at the basis of these measures; see, for example, Chakravarty et al. (1998), Tsui (2002), Bourguignon and Chakravarty (2003), Diez et al. (2008), Bossert et al. (2009), and Alkire and Foster (2011)
L’enseignement des langues vivantes, par A. Bossert. — Paris, Hachette éditeur
No full textR. L’enseignement des langues vivantes, par A. Bossert. — Paris, Hachette éditeur. In: La revue pédagogique, tome 68, Janvier-Juin 1916. pp. 559-560
Tile Club, Toledo, Ohio, 1961
No full textEntitled Shades of the Toledo Tile Club, a collection of silhouettes of the members done by Ray Bossert in 1961. Terms associated with the photograph are: Tile Club (Toledo, Ohio) | silhouettes | Aldrich, Harry S. | Bach, Ernie | Bossert, Ray | Bruyere, Louis | Chapman, Walter | Eaton, Ellery | Folger, Fred | Folger, Bill | Klever, Lou | MacSean, J. Arthur | Orosz, Julius | Saunders, Allen | Young, Louis R
Welfarism, Preferencism, Judgmentism
No full textIn a single framework, I address the question of the informational basis for evaluating social states. I particularly focus on information about individual welfare, individual preferences and individual (moral) judgments, but the model is also open to any other informational input deemed relevant, e.g. sources of welfare and motivations behind preferences. In addition to proving some possibility and impossibility results, I discuss objections against using information about only one aspect (e.g. using only preference information). These objections suggest a multi-aspect informational basis for aggregation. However, the multi-aspect approach faces an impossibility result created by a lack of inter-aspect comparability. The impossibility could be overcome by measuring information on non-cardinal scales.public economics ;
Michard A., Westphal M., Bossert A. et Hamzeh R. (1975) — Tectonique de blocs dans le socle atlaso-mésétien du Maroc ; une nouvelle interprétation des données géologiques et paléomagnétiques. Earth Planet. Sci. Letters, 24, 3, p. 363-368
No full textAunis Danièle. Michard A., Westphal M., Bossert A. et Hamzeh R. (1975) — Tectonique de blocs dans le socle atlaso-mésétien du Maroc ; une nouvelle interprétation des données géologiques et paléomagnétiques. Earth Planet. Sci. Letters, 24, 3, p. 363-368. In: Sciences Géologiques. Bulletin, tome 28, n°4, 1975. Minéralogie vosgienne. p. 288
Michard A., Westphal M., Bossert A. et Hamzeh R. (1975) — Tectonique de blocs dans le socle atlaso-mésétien du Maroc ; une nouvelle interprétation des données géologiques et paléomagnétiques. Earth Planet. Sci. Letters, 24, 3, p. 363-368
No full textAunis Danièle. Michard A., Westphal M., Bossert A. et Hamzeh R. (1975) — Tectonique de blocs dans le socle atlaso-mésétien du Maroc ; une nouvelle interprétation des données géologiques et paléomagnétiques. Earth Planet. Sci. Letters, 24, 3, p. 363-368. In: Sciences Géologiques. Bulletin, tome 28, n°4, 1975. Minéralogie vosgienne. p. 288
Letter from Charles Wagamon to Miss Marion R. Holick - August 5, 1944
No full textThe third page of a letter addressed to Marion R. Holick from Charles Wagamon. Wagamon writes wondering about Joe Bossert
Poverty and Time
No full textpeer reviewedWe examine the measurement of individual poverty in an intertemporal context. Our aim is to capture the importance of persistence in a state of poverty and we characterize a corresponding individual intertemporal poverty measure. Our first axiom requires that intertemporal poverty is identical to static poverty in the degenerate single-period case. The remaining two properties express decomposability requirements within poverty spells and across spells in order to reflect the persistence issue. In addition, we axiomatize an aggregation procedure to obtain an intertemporal poverty measure for societies and we illustrate our new index with an application to EU countries
Letter from Charles Wagamon to Miss Marion R. Holick - August 12, 1944
No full textThe third page of a letter addressed to Marion R. Holick from Charles Wagamon. Wagamon writes about Joe Bossert
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