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crescendo

Music
a. a gradual increase in loudness or the musical direction or symbol indicating this
b. (as modifier): a crescendo passage
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11) See, for instance, work by CRESC centred on Enfield: A.
The present crisis and the questions we must ask
Bentham et al, Manifesto for the Foundational Economy, CRESC Working Paper 131, 2013.
A new constitutional settlement for big business
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Tony Bennett, Mike Savage, Elizabeth Silva, Alan Warde, Modesto Gayo-Cal, David Wright, 'Cultural Capital and the Cultural Field in Contemporary Britain', CRESC, University of Manchester, Working Paper 3, 2005.
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Finally Julie Froud, Sukhdev Johal, Mick Moran and Karel Williams of CRESC look at the plight of the ex-industrial regions and, in the absence of any national government strategy, put forward principles for locally based 'guerilla' campaigns for regional redevelopment; and Alan Sitkin reports from Enfield, where some of these principles have been taken up.
Editorial
The CRESC policy briefing argues that these deep-seated problems won't be solved by firing a few top bankers, prosecuting a few white-collar criminals, or even by conducting an inquiry into the workings of LIBOR, necessary though all these are.
Forget the PR and break up the banks; business TheProf With Professor David Bailey of Coventry University Business School
2007) 'The metamorphosis of mass savings into financial capital: financialisation and the cultural economy of funds', in Re-Thinking Cultural Economy, CRESC, University of Manchester.
A bailout for working families?

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