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Congruence Identities and their Local Versions
Acta Applicandae Mathematica, 1998Let \(p(x_1,\dots,x_n)\) and \(q(x_1,\dots,x_n)\) be \(n\)-ary terms in the operations \(\lor\) (join), \(\land\) (meet) and \(\circ\) (relational product). An algebra \(A\) satisfies the congruence identity \(p=q\) if \(p(\theta_1, \dots,\theta_n)=q(\theta_1,\dots,\theta_n)\) for any \(\theta_1,\dots,\theta_n\) in Con\( A\). If the operation \(\circ\)
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IDENTITY, PLACE, AND LOCALE IN GALVESTON
Geographical Review, 2001********** After my first visit to the island city of Galveston, Texas, I knew what I wanted to do. I would examine identity and place through the lenses of ethnicity, race, and culture. Untangling relationships among these variables, along with the questions that arose concerning my new research site, made for an intricate project.
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Journal of Urban Design, 1997
Abstract This paper reports on a research project into city identity, city marketing and the implications for urban design. Identity can refer to those aspects which make a place identifiable, or unique but can also refer to the way individuals or groups identify with a place.
Bill Erickson, Marion Roberts
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Abstract This paper reports on a research project into city identity, city marketing and the implications for urban design. Identity can refer to those aspects which make a place identifiable, or unique but can also refer to the way individuals or groups identify with a place.
Bill Erickson, Marion Roberts
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Abstract This chapter emphasises the significance of place—neighbourhood, city, and regional loyalties—in shaping migrant and minority boxing careers and fan cultures. It explores how local networks, territorial rivalries, and municipal institutions produced distinct boxing ecologies, not only offering resources but also imposing ...
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2017
The relation between identity and space is strong and generates many conflicts. Most people attach great importance to their local community and its identity. The possibility of change can cause turmoil and become fertile ground for staking new identities.
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The relation between identity and space is strong and generates many conflicts. Most people attach great importance to their local community and its identity. The possibility of change can cause turmoil and become fertile ground for staking new identities.
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Political Identities: The Localities
1995In recent years there has been a reaction against the history of ‘high’ politics (that is, as viewed from the centre) and towards the idea that the true character of medieval political life can only be comprehended by studying the ‘low’ politics of the regions and localities and the ‘popular’ politics of the mob.
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2000
Alternative models of local governance make different assumptions about whether the relationship between citizens and their locality is affective, instrumental or irrelevant. Were people emotionally committed to their locality and willing to contribute to it, or did they expect benefits from it, or did they think in purely individualistic and/or ...
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Alternative models of local governance make different assumptions about whether the relationship between citizens and their locality is affective, instrumental or irrelevant. Were people emotionally committed to their locality and willing to contribute to it, or did they expect benefits from it, or did they think in purely individualistic and/or ...
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Local place identity: A comparison between residents of rural and urban communities
Journal of Rural Studies, 2021Daniel Belanche Gracia, Luis V. Casaló
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Identity, Locality, and Endurance
Abstract This chapter critically examines the Identity account of Endurance, which proposes that the identity of enduring objects is fully determined by intrinsic properties at individual times. While initially attractive for offering a localized and time-bound conception of identity, the account faces significant challenges.openaire +1 more source