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Older Papers and Articles

A collection of older papers and articles from CHE. 

Title Author Summary Format
A Short Review of the Historical Critique of Usury Wayne Visser and Alastair McIntoshMany world religions and Islam in particular have condemned the lending of money at interest because money then becomes an end in its own right. What is the history of this and what might be the economic rationale behind such an injunction ?HTML
Nae fae the Likes of Us Tara O'Leary'Nae fae the Likes of Us': Poverty, Agenda 21 and Scotland's Environmental NGOs, Tara O'Leary (1996 Scottish Affairs reprint)HTML
Success & Sustainability Osbert LancasterA guide to sustainable development for small and medium sized businesses.PDF (471k)
The Emperor has no Clothes ... Let us Paint our Loincloths Rainbow Alastair McIntoshThe British government's White Paper on science policy set in train an increasing commercialisation and militaristion of academic endeavour. How does this measure up against both classical and feminist values ?HTML
The Science Missing from the GM Debate Ulrich LoeningWhy the opposition to GMO in agriculture may have a sound basis.HTML
The Scottish Highlands in Colonial & Psychodynamic Perspective Alastair McIntoshThe Highland Clearances of the 18th and 19th centuary are here set in a context of colonisation - both internal within the British state and of the mind. Land reform is therefore psychodynamic as well as economic.HTML
The Triple Bottom Line Osbert LancasterCompanies are recognising that long term economic performance is now inextricably linked with social and environmental performance.PDF (364k)
Tide Must Turn For Fishing David Thomson and Alastair McIntoshThe Common Fisheries Policy and new technologies have destroyed the vernacular base of Britain's fishing industry. How might this be redressed ?HTML
Who's A Real Scot? Embracing Multicultural Scotland
Report of a visonary programme linking black and ethnic minority communities who are eager to shape a multicultural Scotland by engaging with the new Parliament.HTML
Why Work? A case for Fundamental Change Peter MerryNoneHTML
 
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