John Macnamara – författare

This fourth volume in the Vancouver Studies in Cognitive Science examines the role of logic in cognitive psychology in the light of recent developments. The chapters highlight the inadequacies of classical logic in its handling of ordinary language and reveal the prospect of applying the new theory of kinds to cognitive psychology, cognitive science, linguistics, the philosophy of language, and logic.

This volume, the fourth in the Vancouver Studies in Cognitive Science published by OUP, examines the role of logic in cognitive psychology in light of recent developments. Gonzalo Reyes's new semantic theory has brought the fields of cognitive psychology and logic closer together, and has shed light on how children may master proper names and count nouns, and thus acquire knowledge. The chapters highlight the inadequacies of classical logic in its handling of ordinary language and reveals the prospects of applying the new theory of kinds to cognitive psychology, cognitive science, linguistics, the philosophy of language and logic.

John MacNamara's timely report looks at the principles and practice of structured trade and commodity finance deals and what can go wrong. It is supported by invaluable case study material.An authoritative guide to structured trade and commodity finance in emerging marketsA detailed study of the problems and opportunities presented by structured tradeA clear explanation of typical structures and risk mitigation techniques

John MacNamara''s timely report looks at the principles and practice of structured trade and commodity finance deals and what can go wrong. It is supported by invaluable case study material.- An authoritative guide to structured trade and commodity finance in emerging markets- A detailed study of the problems and opportunities presented by structured trade- A clear explanation of typical structures and risk mitigation techniques