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The health legacy of coal mining: Analysis of mortality rates over time in England and Wales (1981-2019). [PDF]

SSM Popul Health
Shaikh M.
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Global Mapping of City-Level Green Growth Progress from Space

Hassani A, Moran D, Kummu M, Walker S, Stebel K, Schneider P.   +5 more
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Understanding the relationship between intergenerational mobility and community violence. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Mann O, Edin KJ, Shaefer HL.
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The Role of Despair in Predicting Self-Destructive Behaviors. [PDF]

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Gaydosh L, Kelly A, Gutin I, Shanahan L, Godwin J, Harris KM, Copeland W.   +6 more
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Neighborhood Context, Divine Struggles, and Psychological Distress. [PDF]

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Hill TD, Cheung PY, Curtis DS, Wei YD, Upenieks L, Wen M.   +5 more
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Multi-scenario simulation and prediction of carbon surplus and deficit under the background of carbon neutrality: a case study of Chang-Zhu-Tan metropolitan area in China. [PDF]

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Sun W, Liu J, Liu X, Wang T.
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Deindustrialization and Conclusion

2023
The structural transformations of deindustrialization have marked the second half of the twentieth century and this century. Not only has pressure to stem the loss of business and manufacturing produced drastic urban policies, these strategies have prioritized and incentivized business and its remaking of space.
Adam D. Fracchia, Patricia M. Samford
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Deindustrialization? A global perspective

Economics Letters, 2016
Recent studies show that, within countries, manufacturing labor productivity growth has outstripped aggregate labor productivity growth, putting significant downwards pressure on national manufacturing employment shares. We compile the first (nearly) global database of national manufacturing employment and output levels over time, and use it to ...
Jesus Felipe, Aashish Mehta
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Deindustrialization

1995
Abstract The attentive reader might have wondered what happened to Michel Chevalier in the course of the 1867-68 round of discussions about the rail future of the arrondissement of Lodeve. If he did not possess quite the stature of Cardinal Fleury, Chevalier was undoubtedly the most powerful defender Lodeve had had for a very long time ...
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Deindustrialization Embodied

2017
There was an intrinsic dignity to industrial manual labour, and workers drew much value and meaning from the toil that provided their livelihoods in the mature British economy in the middle of the twentieth century. Industrial work was invariably physically demanding, dirty, dangerous, unhealthy, and, for some, precarious, demeaning, and uncertain ...
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