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Nobel Laureate Douglass North's work leaves a strong legacy for economics

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe work of Douglass North, who died last week, continues to inspire studies of economic history.UNU-WIDER/Flickr, CC BY

Douglass C. North, who died last week at the age of 95, was one of the less well-known Nobel Laureates in economics. But his contributions to economic theory have had an enormous influence on how scholars understand institutions...

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What dictates how much pain you feel after injury?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageIt's not just the extent of the injury, but also social factors such as education levels that affect pain levels and duration.from www.shutterstock.com.au

A routine work day can quickly turn sour, as Michael, a mine manager, discovered in August. After securing a large boulder, he watched in dismay as one of the securing chains broke and 200kg of...

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  1. Marketing the climate summit by 'greening' the Eiffel Tower
  2. Einstein's folly: how the search for a unified theory stumped him to his dying day
  3. State by state, 'safe access zones' around clinics are shielding women from abortion protesters
  4. The off-topic Conversation #71
  5. Paris has already given us a modest climate deal – now to ramp it up
  6. Gambling on pokies is like tobacco – no amount of it is safe
  7. Here's another reason kids don't belong in detention: trauma changes growing brains
  8. Who are you? Junior novel George wants to help kids understand gender identity
  9. Be sure to read the fine print in Turnbull's mid-year economic update
  10. We can achieve sustainability -- but not without limiting growth
  11. The 'lucky country' needs to be re-invented
  12. Should parents expose children to news on terrorism?
  13. FactCheck Q A: have any refugees who came to Australia gone on to be terrorists?
  14. Apple Pay in Australia. Customers lose out and all parties share the blame
  15. Security climate mutes environmental activists' voice in Paris
  16. It's not just national governments who are pledging climate action
  17. Farewell Bruce Billson your passion for small business will be sorely missed
  18. Frydenberg accuses Grand Mufti of an attempted 'cover up' and failure of leadership
  19. Is this the moment that climate politics and public opinion finally match up?
  20. Woolies – not Masters of Risk
  21. Policymakers should use caution when drawing lessons from OECD’s education report
  22. It's time to fix the power dynamics that allowed the abuse of people with disability
  23. Labor pledges 45% emissions cuts by 2030, but the science says more is needed
  24. Here's how to get more women promoted to top jobs in universities
  25. A Paris summit for climate and peace?
  26. The limits of multilateralism
  27. We count what matters, and violence against people with disability matters
  28. Cut down on salt, drink less and move more: Australia's blueprint to control chronic disease
  29. Out of step: marching for climate justice versus taking action
  30. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on Mal Brough
  31. Cents and sensibility: why it's unwise to put dollar figures on nature
  32. Why single women are more likely to retire poor
  33. Your Questions Answered on advance care directives
  34. Lebanese-style power-sharing isn't the solution to the Syrian impasse
  35. Five reasons to keep boots off the ground in the fight against Islamic State – for now
  36. Grattan on Friday: Brough's baggage creates mess for Malcolm
  37. Here's what you need to know about menopausal hormone therapy and cancer risk
  38. Friday essay: the art market is failing Australian artists
  39. Five tricks retailers will use to make you shop this Christmas
  40. More men die in bushfires: how gender affects how we plan and respond
  41. Don't stop me now! Superluminal travel in Einstein's universe
  42. A five-point scorecard that predicts success at the Paris climate talks
  43. Shorten says Australia should have net zero emissions by 2050
  44. Politics podcast: Simon Birmingham on education reform
  45. Mental health changes should be judged on outcomes, not promises
  46. The Case of the Immortal Detective: Sherlock Holmes and His Enduring Appeal
  47. Politics podcast: Christian Porter on domestic violence
  48. Wind, solar, coal and gas to reach similar costs by 2030: report
  49. New terror threat advisory system but no substantive change in the threat
  50. Frozen wages, insecure jobs, struggling youth, rising inequality, shrinking unions ... join the dots

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