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In 1979 Echenique, following the Economic and Social Research Council’s. 23. ... conclusion that it could not spend nearly all its funds supporting Cambridge research (in economics and architecture), withdrew from the Centre (which he had directed for

While many academic studies over the past forty years have circumscribed the socio-economic implications of tobacco as a staple crop, comparably few have attempted to understand the material cultural behind ... King, J, 1997. “Tobacco, Innovation, and

traditional for historical and dialectical materialism through the prism of the succession of "socio-economic systems". ... I, Chernyshev, V. I, Shukhardin, S. V, 1962. The History of Engineering, Moscow: Socio-Economic Literature Publishing House.

An environment of economic freedom prompted Saint-Gobain to centralise and compete with the increasing number of glass producers in France. ... Commentators ascribe this decline to two reasons namely wars that halted economic activity, and taxation for

 On one hand, the intense quarantine and full lockdown come with huge human and economic cost. ... Introduction. Modelling Disease Spread.  Typical “SIR” (Susceptible; Infected; Removed) models of disease spread are extremely aggregate:– No

Within East Anglia the foursquare toll-houses we have observed were obviously an economic solution to the problem. ... The productivity of the land is thus reflected in the economic viability of the turnpike trust.

resource management and inter-related activities to maximise collective economic and environmental benefit. ... characteristic urban forms, the trendy lifestyles, as well as the surging economic power.

These highly expressive vaults were developed as economic solutions for the construction of industrial buildings. ... The need for economic formwork dictate that the vaults are constructed in sections with the formwork moving along the axis of the vault.

resource management and inter-related activities to maximise collective economic and environmental benefit. ... characteristic urban forms, the trendy lifestyles, as well as the surging economic power.

regulatory, economic, communicative or organisational. The best practices were then investigated to establish. ... puts additional pressure on the need to decouple economic. development from environmental performance.

Dr Andrea Silberman, Senior Economic Adviser, UK National Infrastructure Commission. We explicitly encourage debate across the social and physical sciences, recognising that the language and concepts employed differ, but the focus

At the base of such decisions were economic motivations that were closely linked to a precise cultural attitude. ... 1234. numerous treatises on economica, or home economics, of the period like the Vero metodo della Cristiana politica ed economica by

regulatory, economic, communicative or organisational. The best practices were then investigated to establish. ... puts additional pressure on the need to decouple economic. development from environmental performance.

J.J.) How the transition from feudalism to capitalism came about was the bone of contention among those economic historians, predominantly of Marxist inspiration, who debated over the four decades after ... REFERENCES Aston, T.H. and Philpin C.H.E. (eds),

The second session sets developments in Paris in the 1960s in the context of Europe’s economic boom years. ... Economic and Political Weekly, 43(20), 59–66. Page 24 of 29. Perlman, Janice E.

From the letters received by Venturoli by his. 620. collaborators it appears that the economic situation was very critical for the new Institution and it was extremely difficult to find enough ... 4). A political, economic, social and cultural

The possibilities it creates for mechanisation, organisation of the work process and the economics of projects all speak in favour of the introduction of the new systems - so much so, that ... Industrial uniqueness. This means that a unique product can

Thorne 1990) More so than any other material iron became associated with the dramatic socio-economic-technological changes that transformed the face of Britain during the 18PthP and 19PthP centuries. ... Restrictive and uncoordinated building legislation

H. Bow, Economics of Construction in Relation to Framed Structures (1873),.

combinethe energy certificate with economic policy instruments or to use it only for communica-tion purposes. ... The EPA tool is, in fact, an economic instrument, particularly based onsubsidies for energy-saving measures.