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exclusion, travel poverty, and unequal accessibility. The wider social and economic impacts of. ... ended interviews with households of different socio-economic strata in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack.

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.

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the late middle ages, • the pre-industrial age, • “The So-Called Original Accumulation of Capital” (Marx 1970, p. ... REFERENCES Aston, T.H. and Philpin C.H.E. (eds), 1985. The Brenner Debate: Agrarian Class Structure and Economic Development in

A second theme concerns the construction industry organisation and the impact of economic change. ... However, in the Middle and Late periods, wallplate bound to joists by jute rope.

The Flemish bond certainly occurs up to the middle of the thirteenth century. ... Generally speaking, the English bond in the Netherlands is succeeded by the Tudor bond in about the middle of the sixteenth century.

The size of the order, the technical bias, and the personality of the designers and contractors responsible for the construction all contributed to making this operation a real test. ... outset? To judge this, reference can be made to the statistics

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.

New methods and materials of construction must, therefore, be sought, and these can only be adopted with advantage after careful test and experiment. ... There was a further irony. Between the end of 1918 and the middle of 1921 virtually no fresh

The hoisting rnachnes used to erect the great churches of the Middle Ages can be known only imperfectly from existing archival sources and archaeoIogicnl remains. ... widows - did not give them the same s m i n l or economic sIdtus as men.