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Conclusion Communities will demand independence and self-determination when they consider that their value systems are no longer taken sufficiently into account by the society in which they have formed a ...

epub |eng | | Author:Shumow, Moses;Gutsche, Robert E., Jr.;Pinto, Juliet;

Our goal is to contextualize arguments presented in earlier chapters within the digital age, making clear that as quickly as technology and society converge in online realms, those virtual spaces ...

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epub |eng | 2012-09-15 | Author:Krase, Jerome;DeSena, Judith N.;

One of the local groups with whom MTOPP collaborates is the Crown Heights Tenants Union. CHTU members often participate in events sponsored by MTOPP as they share a common concern ...

epub |eng | | Author:unknow

Figure 7.1 The McMillan Memorial Library front entrance (Marie Gibert, July 2021). Because of the history of the buildings and their contents, however, these tranquil refuges are also at the centre ...

epub |eng | 2018-04-20 | Author:Grove, Linda;Juren, Lin;Yuxi, Xie; & Xie Yuxi [Juren, Lin & Yuxi, Xie]

Table 4.2. Intergenerational mobility, Lengshuigou, 2010 Father’s occupation Peasant Half-worker half-peasant Employee of rural enterprises Personnel in science, education, and other social undertakings Total Current occupation Peasant 56.6 51.3 66.7 ...

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epub |eng | 2022-04-19 | Author:Pablo Baisotti [Baisotti, Pablo]

Notes 1. As Castells and Hall (1994) showed, in the informational economy, production and management base their productivity on technological change and the capability to generate and process information and ...

pdf | | 2022-09-23 | Author:LeeAnn B. Lands

epub |eng | 2022-06-15 | Author:Juan Manuel del Nido;

These gatherings were seen as culturally frustrating, crowding other urban dwellers out of roads and sidewalks; as economically abusive, inventing both captive markets and their stunted logics by limiting taxi ...