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THE FUTURE OF THE PERIPHERY OF THE PERIPHERY
Sociologia Ruralis, 1991Dans son analyse des « Cinq Siciles », Catanzaro caracterise les zones interieures de la Sicile « comme une peripherie dans la peripherie » de l'economie italienne. Cette definition peut etre appliquee a beaucoup de ces « zones defavorisees » qui risquent de rester a la peripherie de l'economie europeenne naissante.
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2020
This chapter features a dialogue between Delice Mugabo, a PhD Candidate in Geography at SUNY and Jenny Heijun Wills, an associate professor of English at University of Winnipeg. In their conversation, Mugabo and Wills reflect on how women of color in graduate school are observed and surveilled by white women scholars in ways that encourage interracial ...
Jenny Heijun Wills, Délice Mugabo
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This chapter features a dialogue between Delice Mugabo, a PhD Candidate in Geography at SUNY and Jenny Heijun Wills, an associate professor of English at University of Winnipeg. In their conversation, Mugabo and Wills reflect on how women of color in graduate school are observed and surveilled by white women scholars in ways that encourage interracial ...
Jenny Heijun Wills, Délice Mugabo
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1969
Publisher Summary All cells from vertebrates so far examined carry a net negative charge at their surfaces. When such cells are suspended in an electrolyte solution, through which a direct current passes, they migrate toward the anode. In an electrophoresis apparatus, the velocity of individual cells located in the “stationary layer” with respect to ...
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Publisher Summary All cells from vertebrates so far examined carry a net negative charge at their surfaces. When such cells are suspended in an electrolyte solution, through which a direct current passes, they migrate toward the anode. In an electrophoresis apparatus, the velocity of individual cells located in the “stationary layer” with respect to ...
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2023
This chapter is devoted to the outlaw publics called forth by land grabs set at the urban periphery. It draws on fantastical and ordinary corruption plots set at the frontiers of the city, which brings to life land mafias, vigilantes, and rowdies who are imagined to practice an unabashedly gray ethics in confronting and participating in real estate ...
Malini Ranganathan +2 more
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This chapter is devoted to the outlaw publics called forth by land grabs set at the urban periphery. It draws on fantastical and ordinary corruption plots set at the frontiers of the city, which brings to life land mafias, vigilantes, and rowdies who are imagined to practice an unabashedly gray ethics in confronting and participating in real estate ...
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Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1982
What is life like for the many psychiatric patients discharged from hospital to boarding houses?? The ‘mother’ of a Sydney boarding house describes how her ‘family’ has taken root, grown, developed and made a stable home. Many behaviours not tolerated in the community (e.g. public masturbation) are acceptable in the home but there are limits and rules (
Marjorie Bailey, Henry Brodaty
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What is life like for the many psychiatric patients discharged from hospital to boarding houses?? The ‘mother’ of a Sydney boarding house describes how her ‘family’ has taken root, grown, developed and made a stable home. Many behaviours not tolerated in the community (e.g. public masturbation) are acceptable in the home but there are limits and rules (
Marjorie Bailey, Henry Brodaty
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1957
ONE of the major effects of the National Health Service has been the upgrading of the peripheral hospitals, and it is a tribute to medicine at the periphery that Dr. W. A.
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ONE of the major effects of the National Health Service has been the upgrading of the peripheral hospitals, and it is a tribute to medicine at the periphery that Dr. W. A.
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Agglomeration in the Periphery [PDF]
, 2011 i. This discussion paper is a completely revised version of SERCDP0047, published April 2010. This paper argues that agglomeration externalities are important even in the rural periphery. The analysis focuses on the forced relocation of more than a tenth of the Finnish population after World War II.
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Peripheries Within Economic Geography: Four “Problems” and the Road Ahead of Us
Journal of Rural Studies, 2021Alexandre Dubois, Rhiannon Pugh
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