... reproducing the myth of the self-
determining subject.
31
Having stressed the ongoing centrality of Enlightenment
thought in the 1790s, I want to insist that I am not interested in
rethinking our ... the
shifting cultural geography within which literary texts are
inscribed, and out of which their meanings are inevitably pro-
The Crisis of Literature in the...
... classifications of these industries. The rate of cases of default in this group (19.5
percent of the bonds and 26.3 percent of the firms) is greater than that of the sample (9.0 percent
of the bonds and ... (SIC) of the Sample
The table describes the one digit standardized industrial classification of the issuers of all bonds in the
sample and the...
... 4,795).
We further examined the accuracy on the classi-
fication task when solely contextual features are
used. We evaluated the influence of context by
varying both the position and the size of the win-
dow ... denote the window size. For
example, 1 =
2,
r =
4 represents a window of two
words to the left and four words to the right of the
candidate noun-noun se...
... products; or
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Notification
New Delhi, dated the 3
rd
June, ... or finished products; or
(ii) making, altering, repairing, fabricating, generating, composing,
ornamenting, furnishing, finishing, packing, re-pack...
... globalization
of the financial services industry.
This book advocates the reformation of another creature of liberal
capitalism, the large, limited liability joint stock company, some of the ... in the evolution of liberal capitalism. I
will argue that, fortunately for liberal capitalism, the explosion in execu-
tive pay is not a natural outcome of the system. It...
... was unfortunate that the merits of this half-baked theory, that all
that was needed to revive an ailing company was a “charismatic leader”
and “change agent,” with a novel “mindset,” and a ... for the CEO job are: the current position of the
candidate, and the performance and stature of the candidate’s company.
These automatically exclude from the candidates’ poo...
... it.
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Part of the answer is that the fitness landscape of each firm is a crea-
ture of the fitness landscapes of other firms. In the past, there ... project, is approaching some kind of completion. In
barely a decade the dreams of the ancient librarians of Alexandria and
Pergamon h...
... means; a metamorphosis, a change of form or of character; an
alteration of function or of nature.
Something of the kind may occur eventually at companies that adopt
the adaptive strategies advocated ... induced.”
An important consequence of the idea of companies as portfolios of
processes, was the death of what Ghoshal and Bartlett called the
Russian doll m...
... 10:03
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In their book The End of Management and the Rise of Organizational
Democracy,
8
Kenneth Cloke and Joan Goldsmith take that crucial step
and advocate the election ...
that the role of the leadership is most vital,” and that without the
containment of such a purpose people will “simply go their own way
and the organization rapid...
... sectors of the
economy, “they altered the basic structure of these sectors and of the
economy as a whole.” They did not replace the market, because their
decisions were still based on estimates of ... been at the
expense of their own shareholders. Encouraged by the tacit assumption
that the bigger the company, the more the CEO should be paid; by
their own e...
... in the 1980s was the consequence of
the arrival of shareholder value analysis and the deregulation of
financial services.
■ The transformation of the CEO from the most senior “manager” to
the ... get paid for the value they add or
the time they work. Their income takes the form of a levy on the assets
that pass through their hands, or are entrusted to their...
... on the status of their mates.
They had to judge the quality of possible mates, find allies in the tribes
into which they married and improve the well-being of their children by
persuading others ... things from the points
of view of others. They have more empathy. They are, therefore, more
likely to be conscious of, and concerned about, the effects on the moti-
vat...
... consequence of the idea of companies as portfolios of
processes, was the death of what Ghoshal and Bartlett called the
Russian doll model of management”; management as a neatly nested
hierarchy of ... reduce the urgency of
the search for a new leader, which would have the added benefit of
moderating the upward pressure on CEO pay. It would reduce the risk
of...