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were collected from the Global Database of Events, Language, and Tone project (GDELT). These differences were found to be deeply embedded in the economic, socio-political, and cultural contexts of ... assumption in framing theory and promoted a measurable and upscaled use of framing theory into macro geography studies. This study highlights the urgent need of a geo-political examination of COVID-19 in the
, ecological, social-ecological, economic, social etc.). Secondly, we review and discuss the significance of three main and consistent research directions in terms of different scales and political/institutional ... , institutional or political needs and the alternatives and opportunities given by the spatial/territorial dimension of resilience. The evolution over time of this rather new approach and also future directions and
) (Hopkin, 1999) . The national parliament of the young democracy (350 congressmen) was mostly concentrated in the hands of two political parties that have been forming governments since free elections were ... then, three more elections, held in 2016, 2019-April and 2019-November, showed that the political party arch of the Spanish National Parliament was no longer dominated by the former once stable
almost all selected communities. However, its importance fluctuated over time, bottoming out in the 1950s–1960s, and whose resurgence was mostly driven by the political initiative to create a new ... attractiveness. In line with the previous ideas, in Barcelona in the 1980s, the city sought to limit the creation of segregation spaces through the implementation of an urban development plan. The political aim
of the technology itself, user characteristics, characteristics of the planning process, and political context—have a significant influence on the usefulness of PSS, and that their impacts vary ... and interplay between the formal political sphere (government) and the civil society sphere (citizens) (Jiang et al. 2019, 2020a; Khan et al. 2014) . For instance, Pan et al. (2020) show that urban
scientific evidence. Policy-making on land and water use is a social and political process. Strategic planning for natural resource management on the one hand, and economic development on the other hand, are ... the world economy: The coming shape of global production, competition, and political order (82 vol .). Oxford University Press Oxford. Shahpari , S. ( 2019 ). Agricultural land use planning: exploring
State support in one form or another has been necessary throughout the history of nuclear power station construction, both for political reasons and as a matter of economic necessity. This article ... risk. Therefore, if a state desires a strong civil nuclear capability, whether for economic, political or energy security reasons, it will have to provide inducements for the development of new nuclear
( 10 ), 1755 - 1773 . https://doi.org/10.1080/09654313. 2011 .614385 Chapin , T. S. ( 1999 ). The political economy of sports facility location: An end-of-the-century review and assessment . Marquette
case of nuclear accidents, the political, public and media responses are usually more intense than for any other type of accident. Nuclear power is therefore seen as being ‘different’. The special ... state. This is especially true for the nuclear industry where societal concerns at both national and international levels have resulted in intense political interest that is not seen to the same extent in
, personal responsibility, legislation, and recommendations. These differences were a consequence of varying national political cultures and diverse institutional frameworks (Andersson & Aylott, 2020
nuclear law constitutes a new and distinctive branch of law. Obviously, this position was supported by the considerable economic, strategic and political importance of the nuclear industry, as well as by ... the nuclear industry. Facing the massive processes of decommissioning, caused either by economic or political decisions, and the challenges arising from the need to store and dispose radioactive waste
political and financial publications 3 volumes, I + II (1761), III) . Kandiero , T. ( 2009 ). Infrastructure Investment in Africa (No. 10) . Tunis. Obtido de www. afdb.org. Lei no 13/ 2013 , A. L. do O. G. de ... and Cultural Change , 47 ( 4 ), 871 - 897 . https://doi.org/10.1086/452436 North , D. C. ( 1955 ). Location theory and regional economic growth . Journal of Political Economy , June, 243 - 58 . Pakissi
. ( 2000 ). July. Why lagged dependent variables can suppress the explanatory power of other independent variables. In Annual meeting of the political methodology section of the American political science ... - collect ? https://www.bbc.co. uk/news/business-54816037. Accessed 24 Oct 2021 . Beck , N. , & Katz , J. N. ( 2011 ). Modeling dynamics in time-series-cross-section political economy data . Annual Review of
, philosophy plays an increasingly important role in the church—this appears to be an effect rather than a cause of the apostasy. ... literary and dramatic forms, rhetoric and law, science and philosophy, and in short most of our inte llectual tradition s. From the laller we inherited our religious and moral traditions. As early as the
Nord Stream 2 is a highly controversial megaproject. This text shows that the political controversy surrounding Nord Stream 2 does not necessarily translate to legal controversy. The text does so by ... controversial. On both sides of the Atlantic, the project’s political expediency has been called into question. The defence minister of Poland, for example, once compared the Nord Stream project to the 1939
by partnering and repartnering rates, which might vary between regions. The proportion of votes for conservative parties reflects the proportion of votes cast for conservative political parties in ... national parliamentary elections. We classified conservative political parties using a metric from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Expert Survey, which surveyed experts on party positions on
, 2014) . It has an “elastic yet targeted” definition (Clark, 2005: 258) due to the different forms it takes and its association with varying political and social contexts (Shin et al., 2016 ... parks limit green gentrification? Insights from Hangzhou, China . Urban Forestry & Urban Greening , 59 , p127009 . Clark , E. ( 2005 ) The order and simplicity of getrification: a political challenge , In
spheres from social, economic and political systems which, in turn, pushes policy makers and academia alike to analyse its complexity and find solutions from different fields such as economics ... shape differently the impact of the shock called COVID-19. Coupled with all these issues, the quality of institutions, defined by government effectiveness, political stability or regulatory quality, can
Investment disputes involve a fundamental change of government and political philosophy. A predecessor government did the deal – its successor wants to undo it. It will not be easy to find a case where a ... approximately 2000). Resource nationalism has raised its head again. Political demands, often dressed in legal concepts, that were last heard of in the ‘NIEO’ (New International Economic Order) period of the
considerable attention. The formation of a land use pattern is driven by multiple socio-economics, socio-political and biophysical forces (Verburg et al., 2004) . Beyond the discussion on the mechanism of ... philosophy of the ABC policy is “the right business at the right place” (Dieperink & Driessen, 2000) . We referred to the ABC policy and formulated an inspiring location policy correspondingly, called the
