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Understanding regionalisation in Philippine higher education [PDF]
Higher Education Evaluation and Development, 2017 Purpose - Regionalisation in education has gained increased interest and importance because of the increasing collaborations among neighbouring nations.
Sheng-Ju Chan
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Regionalisation of flood frequencies based on flood type-specific mixture distributions
Journal of Hydrology X, 2021 The regionalisation of flood frequencies is a precondition for the estimation of flood statistics for ungauged basins. It is often based on either the concept of hydrological similarity of catchments or spatial proximity. Similarity is usually defined by
Andreas Schumann, Svenja Fischer
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Regionalisation of the Republic of Slovenia
Central European Public Administration Review, 2008 The paper critically examines the planned introduction of fourteen regions in the Republic of Slovenia (RS). Regions as a mandatory second level of selfgovernment will be of major importance for the decentralisation of Slovenia, and consequently for the implementation of the principle of subsidiarity as the fundamental principle in arranging relations ...
Stane Vlaj
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Regionalisation of trauma care in England [PDF]
Bone and Joint Journal, 2016 Aims We aimed to determine whether there is evidence of improved patient outcomes in Major Trauma Centres following the regionalisation of trauma care in England. Patients and Methods An observational study was undertaken using the Trauma Audit and Research Network (TARN), Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) and national death registrations.
O Bouamra, Costa M L, D C Perry
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«REGIONALISATION» OR «REGIONALISM»
Bollettino della Società Geografica Italiana, 2019 Regionalisation has to be intended as «an operation that the government has used (in general) to give organicity and institutional uniformity to the human complex that forms it». Regionalism is the «recognition of areas marked by a homogenity, or better by a particular form of cohesion and order for what concerns, in the first place, the economic ...
Luisa Spagnoli
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Europeanisation and Regionalisation
Czech Journal of International Relations, 2005 This article focuses on the Europeanisation of regional policy and politics in Slovenia. It argues that the Europeanisation of regional development is closely linked to regionalisation, particularly for Slovenia, where there are still no officially recognised regions.
Damjan Lajh
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Importance of the informative content in the study area when regionalising rainfall-runoff model parameters: the role of nested catchments and gauging station density [PDF]
Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 2020 The setup of a rainfall-runoff model in a river section where no streamflow measurements are available for its calibration is one of the key research activities for the Prediction in Ungauged Basins (PUB): in order to do so it is possible to estimate the
M. Neri, J. Parajka, E. Toth
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Kakovost funkcionalne regionalizacije po metodah CURDS in Intramax na makro ravni: študija primera za Slovenijo ( = The quality of functional regionalisation by using CURDS and Intramax methods at the macro level: a case study for Slovenia) [PDF]
Geodetski Vestnik, 2020 In this paper we analyse the quality of the functional regionalisation of Slovenia at the level of eight and twelve (functional) regions. The functional regions were modelled with average annual labour commuting flows between Slovenian municipalities in ...
Samo Drobne
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Federal Servants of Inclusion? The Governance of Student Mobility in Canada and the EU
Politics and Governance, 2023 Student mobility constitutes a core pillar of higher education internationalisation. Reflecting wider global trends, Canada and the EU have increasingly prioritised equity and inclusion in their student mobility programmes.
Alina Felder, Merli Tamtik
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Climatic regionalisation of continental Chile [PDF]
Journal of Maps, 2016 The updated Köppen–Geiger climate classification for continental Chile is a cartographic product of great interest for climate research in the South American context. This study included 200 weather stations and climate surfaces at a scale of 1:1,500,000. The results indicate that the climates of continental Chile are essentially arid (B), temperate (C)
Pablo Sarricolea +2 more
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