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95-119. Walsh, L S, 1989. “Plantation Management in the Chesapeake 1620-1820”, Journal of Economic History, 49, pp.

Renaissance when Seville became the most important city in the Western world because of the demographic and economic boom generated by the concession of the commercial harbour monopoly with the Indies

In the post-war period, government influence in socio-economic affairs became widely expanded and institutionalised:.

As retrofits cannot saveenergy that is not actually being consumed, this hasimplications for the economic viability of thermalretrofits. ... ReferencesBarker, T., Ekins, P. and Foxton, T. (2007) The macro-economic. rebound effect and the UK economy.

Omitted from History: Women in the Building Trades. Linda Clarke and Chris Wall. INTRODUCTION. The building industry was one of the first, together with agriculture, where wage labour emerged and became firmly established in Britain. It was one of

It has weathered periods of economic decline and been bruised by local civic unrest.

of the Methodist faith, and the social and economic status of the builders. ... It was hoped to place the building in its social, economic and religious landscape, and to establish a level of significance.

They include reference to the importance of regular (and recorded) maintenance, guidelines on the most economic modes of operation for different occupational requirements, hints on how to make maximum advantage of

The eighteenth century (table 4) was additionally marked by the institution of new systems that resulted in the more economic use of building materials in defence construction and in better adaptation

For example, he undertook a close analysis of the economics of the building process, concentrating on the cost of materials and where they had been bought.