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This quantity brings jointly a couple of wide-ranging, transdisciplinary examine articles at the interface among discourse stories and economics. It explores in what manner economics can give a contribution to the research of discursive practices in a variety of institutional settings in addition to investigating what position discourse reviews can play in fiscal examine. The members are linguists, verbal exchange students, economists and different social scientists drawing on a number of traditions together with serious Discourse research, Cognitive Linguistics, ethnography and the literature at the rhetoric of economics and on monetary storytelling. All articles are basically empirical, targeting the main points of exact language use. the kind of information analysed levels from the mins of collage coverage conferences and large-scale corpora of newspaper language, over books of financial idea from either well-respected economists and financial cranks, to cartoons from The Economist.
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Dean’s Message, Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, Cornell University) (10) The curriculum is fine tuned and refined annually according to the demands of business and the interests of our students. ” (Dean’s Message, Texas Business School, University of Texas at Austin) (11) . we have been driven by customer demand and a sense of our own institutional comparative advantages. (Dean’s Message, Fisher College of Business, Ohio State University) In NPO discourse generally, hybrid compounds now abound, ranging from such well-established concepts as social entrepreneurship and German Sozialmanagement to mission output (Brinckerhoff 2003), venture philanthropy and the social bottom line.
While every care was taken to ensure that the URLs were up-to-date at the time of submission, the ephemeral nature of much of Web content means that, inevitably, some links will have expired by the time this volume reaches the shelves – a phenomenon that Web jargon refers to graphically as “link rot”. However, wherever Web-based material is used to make a point about the discursive construction of reality, the relevant extracts are quoted verbatim from the original sites, so that analytical transparency is not compromised.
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