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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «EXPLOITAGE»
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exploitage dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
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1
Geosciences and human society
(2) Strengthening the exploitage of hydroelectric power China ranks first in
hydropower reserves in the world. The exploitable hydropower resources is 378
million kW, annual generation is 192 million kW ~ h. Hydropower, coal, petroleum
are ...
Xun Zhao, Jianzhao Yin, Yüeh-chʻing Yang,
1996
2
Freeland: A Social Anticipation
For in order that the exploitage of man by man might be put an end to, it was
necessary that the amount of producible wealth should not merely exceed the
consumption of the few wealthy persons, but should be sufficientto satisfy the
higher ...
3
Proceedings of the Parliament of South Australia
This new feature in the evolution of society marked the first step towards
civilisation, and justifies the adoption of exploitage. But when the productiveness
of labor reaches the point of sufficiency to meet all the demands of man's animal
nature ...
South Australia. Parliament,
1895
With only this moderate degree of productiveness of labour, the exploitage of
man by man was the only way by which it was possible to ensure to individuals
wealth and leisure, those fundamental essentials to higher culture. But as soon
as ...
5
Art, Enterprise, and Ethics: The Life and Works of William ...
... today: because each cooperative society would compete for its corporate
advantage with other societies, would in fact so far be nothing but a joint-stock-
company - in the second place it would do nothing towards the extinction of
exploitage, ...
Charles Harvey, Jon Press,
1996
6
China Listed Companies Handbook (Vol 3)
In the marine transportation industry of petroleum, the Company has monopoly
advantage with 63.35% market share in offshore petroleum transport services;
Because future exploitage of offshore petroleum will enter into rapid development
, ...
Shenzhen Securities Information CO.,
They interviewed Madison – and Madison talked to them gravely, quietly, a little
self-deprecatingly, a little abashed at the thought of personal exploitage. “I
wouldn't be interviewed at all,” he told them, “if it were not that mankind at large is
...
Thanks to the double standard regarding promis— cuity, “under our present
circumstances [marriage] does not burden men of the world at all since there are
plenty of whores in the market owing to our system of industrial exploitage,” while
...
William Morris, Stephen Arata,
2002
9
William Morris: Design and Enterprise in Victorian Britain
... today: because each cooperative society would compete for its corporate
advantage with other societies, would in fact so far be nothing but a joint-stock-
company - in the second place it would do nothing towards the extinction of
exploitage, ...
Charles Harvey, Jon Press,
1991
10
The Credit Foncier Company (the Home Credit Company), a ...
On the other hand, however, the continuing of this system of exploitage under
these changed conditions has produced evils that now threaten the very
existence of our civilization. And the question of how these evils may be
overcome is the ...
Credit Foncier Company, Robert H. Cowdrey,
1892