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Paul Reinert is a member of the Faith Tabernacle Congregation, a devout Christian sect whose members believe that only God should heal.

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The term that Shaftesbury's Characteristics uses to describe this process is "cantonising": "to cantonise is natural," Shaftesbury asserts, because people long to feel "the confederating charm" (quoted in Reinert, 19).

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The medical examiner’s office ruled that Benjamin Reinert died a “natural” death on New Year’s Eve from acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a disease most children survive if they receive prompt treatment.

Cancer killed child whose family shunned medical care 2003

The medical examiner’s office ruled that Benjamin Reinert died on New Year’s Eve from acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a disease most children survive if they receive prompt treatment.

Autopsy finds cancer killed Philadelphia boy whose family shunned medical care 2003

Benjamin’s father, Paul Reinert, is a member of the Faith Tabernacle Congregation, a devout Christian sect whose members believe that only God should heal.

Cancer killed child whose family shunned medical care 2003

Bradfield and Smith were long gone by the next year, as were a few of the other prominent players, so I was spared the horrible fate of Catholic School and sent on my way to U.M. On my first day of classes in the Senior High, I walked into Bill Scutta's English Class and saw a box labelled "Reinert" on the windowsill.

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Reinert identifies the following as the key flaws in the version of economics implied by the policymaking of recent years:

Ian Fletcher: How to Think Our Way Out of Our Trade Crisis Ian Fletcher 2011

Reinert argues that these ideas were well understood in the now almost forgotten German Historical School of economics, whose methods he would like to see revived.

Ian Fletcher: How to Think Our Way Out of Our Trade Crisis Ian Fletcher 2011

Erik Reinert is a Norwegian scholar trained at Harvard Business School and Cornell and currently teaching at the University of Tallinn, Estonia.

Ian Fletcher: How to Think Our Way Out of Our Trade Crisis Ian Fletcher 2011

Much of Reinert's work is neither absolutely original nor unique, as many of his ideas are already a part of the more sophisticated varieties of academic trade economics.

Ian Fletcher: How to Think Our Way Out of Our Trade Crisis Ian Fletcher 2011