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2021
AbstractArchaic Crete has always provided a useful counterweight to Athenocentric views of how early Greece developed. This paper's focus is on Crete's epigraphic habits. It proposes that there is a deep-seated connexion between these and other features of its material culture-its austerity, and apparent lack of interest in narrative art. It goes on to
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AbstractArchaic Crete has always provided a useful counterweight to Athenocentric views of how early Greece developed. This paper's focus is on Crete's epigraphic habits. It proposes that there is a deep-seated connexion between these and other features of its material culture-its austerity, and apparent lack of interest in narrative art. It goes on to
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Regions, Regionalism and Regional Differences in Canada
Canadian Journal of Political Science, 2012Abstract.This article contests the concepts of “region” and “regionalism” in Canadian political science. There is widespread agreement among observers of politics in Canada that the country is divided in politically consequential ways along regional lines.
Christopher Cochrane, Andrea Perrella
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2019
This book introduces the novel concept of fringe regionalism to the field of international studies. It examines how regions are practiced by peripheral borderlands rather than centrally planned, thus offering new avenues for researching regionalism beyond the conventional focus on formal intergovernmental organisations.
Mattheis, Frank +2 more
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This book introduces the novel concept of fringe regionalism to the field of international studies. It examines how regions are practiced by peripheral borderlands rather than centrally planned, thus offering new avenues for researching regionalism beyond the conventional focus on formal intergovernmental organisations.
Mattheis, Frank +2 more
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2012
AbstractThis article seeks to identify the scope of, limits on, and potential for international migration in its various forms to become a component of interstate regionalism. The analysis is presented in five sections. The first section defines interstate regionalism and explores the place of regional organizations in the institutional architecture of
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AbstractThis article seeks to identify the scope of, limits on, and potential for international migration in its various forms to become a component of interstate regionalism. The analysis is presented in five sections. The first section defines interstate regionalism and explores the place of regional organizations in the institutional architecture of
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Region, regionalization and regional development areas
2013All developed and developing countries experience regional unbalance in socioeconomic area. Especially after Second World War, that regional problems take place in the economic and political agenda of societies in a number of countries as a national problem leaded to the sensitivity of public opinion to problem to increase [1].
Fatih Bilal Alodali M., Arslan E.
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Regions, regionalism and the South
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Grugel, J., Hout, W.
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Australian Dental Journal, 1980
Abstract— A case of regional odontodysplasia is reported. An unusual feature, only twice previously described in the world literature of fifty‐four cases, was the presence of an apparently normal tooth within the group of affected teeth. The implications of such a finding for the various theories relating to aetiology and pathogenesis are discussed.
J W, Ferguson, C P, Geary
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Abstract— A case of regional odontodysplasia is reported. An unusual feature, only twice previously described in the world literature of fifty‐four cases, was the presence of an apparently normal tooth within the group of affected teeth. The implications of such a finding for the various theories relating to aetiology and pathogenesis are discussed.
J W, Ferguson, C P, Geary
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