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MPEC 2023-F54 : 2023 FY

2023
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CCWI2017: F54 'Data-driven Approach to Short-Term Forecasting of Turbidity in a Trunk Main Network'

2017
Water discolouration is an increasingly important and expensive issue due stricter regulatory demands and ageing Water Distribution Systems (WDSs) in the UK and abroad. This paper presents a turbidity forecasting methodology capable of aiding operational staff and enabling proactive management strategies. The methodology presented here does not require
Meyers, Gregory, Kapelan, Zoran, Keedwell, Edward   +2 more
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The Costs of Patronage: Evidence from the British Empire

The American Economic Review, 2018
I combine newly digitized personnel and public finance data from the British colonial administration for the period 1854–1966 to study how patronage affects the promotion and incentives of governors.
Guo Xu
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A Versatile Theranostic Nanoemulsion for Architecture‐Dependent Multimodal Imaging and Dually Augmented Photodynamic Therapy

Advances in Materials, 2019
To design a clinically translatable nanomedicine for photodynamic theranostics, the ingredients should be carefully considered. A high content of nanocarriers may cause extra toxicity in metabolism, and multiple theranostic agents would complicate the ...
Yifan Zhang, Shaowei Bo, Tao Feng, X. Qin, Yilin Wan, Shanshan Jiang, Chunxiao Li, Jing Lin, Tianfu Wang, Xinyuan Zhou, Zhong-Xing Jiang, Peng Huang   +11 more
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La face cachée du développement : retour sur les récipiendaires du prix Nobel 2024 d’économie

Revue d'Economie du Developpement
Les institutions sont reconnues comme étant l’un des facteurs de moins en moins invisibles des performances économiques de long terme. En 2024, l’académie Nobel a décerné son prix à trois économistes ayant largement contribué à l’amélioration de la ...
P. Plane
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Ethnic Diversity, Historical Economic Exchange, and Development: Evidence from Andean Peru

American Economic Journal: Applied Economics
Is ethnic diversity good or bad for economic development? Most studies find corrosive effects. This paper shows that historical exposure to economic exchange can mitigate these effects in the long run.
Miriam Artiles
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Beyond Transfers in Monetary Chains of Dependency: How Exchange Rates Enforce Unequal Exchange and Labor Super-Exploitation

The Review of Radical Political Economics
Marxist dependency theory emphasizes the uneven development between core and peripheral economies, highlighting how economic dependency fosters political domination.
Raphaël Porcherot, Mariano Féliz
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Development Policy Space and Internationalization of China’s Contender State: The Case of Overseas Development Finance

The Review of Radical Political Economics
Constraints on policy autonomy structurally stem from uneven capitalist development and pre-date neoliberalism, but their degree of restrictiveness varies depending on the balance of power among major states and the nature of their dominant classes ...
Salam Alshareef
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F54

2018
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Imperialist Intervention and the Invention of Israel

The Review of Radical Political Economics
This article challenges the mainstream narrative that frames the Zionist project as an organic movement for Jewish self-determination, instead revealing its origins and continued existence as a tool of Western imperialism.
Sachin Peddada
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