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The Perforated Welfare Space: Negotiating Ghetto-Stigma in Media, Architecture and Everyday Life
Architecture and Culture, 2022 The Danish postwar social housing developments originally epitomized the dawning welfare state, promoting ideals of equity and community. Today, a number of these neighborhoods have come to occupy the reverse role and are publicly represented as “parallel societies,” “ghettos,” or even “holes in the map of Denmark,” hence perforating the welfare state ...
Stender, Marie; id_orcid 0000-0002-1009-3138 +1 more
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Concrete Monsters of the Welfare State: Discussions of Brutalist Architecture on Social Media
Space and Culture, 2021 Brutalist architecture is an object of fascination on social media that has taken on new popularity in recent years. This article, drawing on 3,000 social media posts in Russian and English, argues that the buildings stand out for their arresting scale and their association with the expanding state in the 1960s and 1970s.
Max Holleran
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Brutal Youth: Colin MacInnes and the Architecture of the Welfare State
Journal of Working-Class Studies, 2018 Colin MacInnes’ London trilogy is known for its prominent focus—unusual in British fiction of the time—on class and racial conflict in mid-century London. Comprised of City of Spades (1957), Absolute Beginners (1959), and Mr Love and Justice (1960), the trilogy plots the complicated enactment of the new welfare-state’s reconstruction strategies from ...
Simon Lee
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Agriculture, 2023 The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) in animal husbandry, particularly in pig interaction recognition (PIR), offers a transformative approach to enhancing animal welfare, promoting sustainability, and bolstering climate resilience.
Jung Hwan Kim +4 more
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Entropy, 2023 In a non-linear system, such as a biological system, the change of the output (e.g., behaviour) is not proportional to the change of the input (e.g., exposure to stressors).
H. Eguiraun, Iciar Martinez
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The Imamah concept and its Symbolism in light of the Fatimid Mihrabs: A New Perspective in the Context of the Shia Culture [PDF]
Shedet, 2014 Architecture attains important needs, among which are functional, aesthetic, and symbolic purposes. The latter identifies the the community needs and its individuals as well, and also illustrates these needs.
Mohamed UTHMĀN
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Applied Sciences, 2022 An intelligent ecosystem with real-time wireless technology is now playing a key role in meeting the sustainability requirements set by the United Nations. Dairy cattle are a major source of milk production all over the world.
Anita Gehlot +4 more
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Renegotiating Social Citizenship - Democracy in Welfare Service States
Social Work and Society, 2020 Welfare states are subject to constant change. Societal and political changes in recent decades have made social services increasingly crucial in the provision of welfare.
Arne Wohlfarth
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The Odd One Out? Revisiting the Belgian Welfare State
Footprint, 2011 Michael Ryckewaert publication Building the Economic Backbone of the Belgian Welfare State. Infrastructure, planning and architecture 1945-1973 describes the evolution of the welfare state and Belgium, more specifically its spatial characteristics.
Cor Wagenaar
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Reducing the Consumer Attitude–Behaviour Gap in Animal Welfare: The Potential Role of ‘Nudges’
Animals, 2018 Citizen concern for the welfare of farm animals is well documented. However, there is a notable gap between people saying they want improved farm animal welfare and how they actually behave as a consumer.
Belinda Vigors
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