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Clearly then, fire continued to be “a major economic, social and existential problem” (Pearson, p. ... 214-5), fire has been absent from Victorian Glasgow’s economic and social history.

Total 1 135 010 273 100%. Is it possible to build an economic model of the reconstruction? ... The strong economic trend, after 1750, fuelled in turn the construction boom of the second half of the century.

Mārciņš, 2005. “Building Houses from Wood”, Proceedings of Conference, Riga, Ministry of Economic V. ... Kazāks, K. Kazāks, 2005. “Latvian Traditions in building houses from Wood”, Proceedings of Conference, Riga, Ministry of Economic.

This coincided with a period of economic depression throughout the country; few buildings were built even in the relatively healthy climate of Chicago. ... glass prices to render the economic formula of the highly transparent curtain wall moot in the

In this period – from 1936, when the Civil War started, until 1955 - Catalonia suffered through the worst economic period in its history. ... This study was driven by the search for solutions which were solid, quick and economic, necessary features at

Aggregale economic activity was hedvily influenced by the US construction sector's expansion, collapse and failure to revive d u r n g the interwar yenrs. ... widows - did not give them the same s m i n l or economic sIdtus as men.

Rich and C.H. Wilson, eds. The Cambridge Economic History of Europe: The economic organisation of early modern Europe, V, (Cambridge, 1977), pp.508 and 531; W.

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.

Diderot's Encycfupirlie brought together expositions of a great range of trades and crafts to demonsrrate the economic contributions of those excluded from political power. ... We are now in lhe very dtfferenl context of industrial decline and economic

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