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Smith Earthquakes and Their Socio- Economic Consequences D Emily So & Stephen Platt Urban Emergencies: Emergent Urbanism Towards a Spatial Understanding of Time and Risk Culture in the Built Environment Mehrnaz Gohjeh &

Redding. Princeton University, NBER and CEPRDaniel M. Sturm. London School of Economics and CEPR. ... 90mOverground Railway £33.19mTotal All Railways £66.05mRatio Economic Impact / Construction CostNPV Rateable Value (3 percent).

Design MAKE Tents - An Investigation into Nomadic Life Jenny Sieg Impacts of Information Technologies on Urban Economics and Spatiality Saskia Sassen Environmentality Brian Lonsway Doing More With Less … Working in the

The PCT uses an improved version of the UK Transport Appraisal Guidance for health and health economic impacts. ... Results hilliness. Sickness absence calculation. • We estimated the economic value of reduced sickness absence using a similar approach

frontier’, London School of Economics, 2004 ‘From M oriah to Golgotha. ... Selected conference papers and invited lectures:. ‘Politics and urban narratives in Jerusalem’s inner city frontier’, London School of Economics, 2004.

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Equilibrium model. Economic base theory. Input-output matrix (consumption/production between sectors). Simulation of the land/housing market (supply/demand equilibrium). ... official data for land-use in IDF): we kept 4 categories among 11 categories

Introduction. Introduction. Travel demand is derived from activitydemand. Activity demand is influenced bysocio-economic characteristics, socialinteractions, cultural norms, basicneeds, etc. ... Parameter estimation. Bibliography III. Small, K. A.

services. But, for cultural and economic reasons, this configuration is limited among the architects. ... The definition of the work is more economic and commercial than ethical or vocational.

105-21. Guilds emerged throughout Europe during the economic resurgence of the late Middle Ages, when they played an important role in the building industry and its related crafts. ... This study. of the painters' guilds of Venice and Padua uses a wide