Re-valuing Women's Knowledge

Re-valuing the amygdala.

Recent advances indicate that the amygdala represents valence: a general appetitive/aversive affective characteristic that bears similarity to the neuroeconomic concept of value. Neurophysiological studies show that individual amygdala neurons respond differentially to a range of stimuli with positive or negative affective significance. Meanwhile, increasingly specific lesion/inactivation studi...

Valuing The Knowledge Management Function

Valuing Perfect Knowledge in Timber Management

Timber stumpage prices exhibit considerable volatility, which has a tremendous effect on the long-term returns associated with growing timber. Predicting trends in the market occupies a great deal of effort in forest economics research and practice. But what are the possible gains from having the ability to predict the future of timber stumpage markets? On the stand-level, forward-recursive dyn...

Re-visiting the Valuing and Pricing of Digital Geographic Information

Contents Abstract 1. Introduction 2. Policy context 3. Demonising and un-demonising charging 4. Demonising charging as the imposition of double taxation 5. Charging as risk management and capacity enhancement 6. Charging as a contest over market dominance and unfair competition 7. Conclusions References Author details Abstract Geographic information (GI) comprises all information with a locatio...

Re-Valuing Capital: Nicholson Baker and the Subject of Objects