skyscrapers as tools of economic reform and elements of urban
... This study is not after the revival of the traditional skyline, but legislations and design criteria for high rise buildings should be first introduced and second implemented to result in a desirable skyline and to reduce the negative impact of modern skyscrapers. ...
... This study is not after the revival of the traditional skyline, but legislations and design criteria for high rise buildings should be first introduced and second implemented to result in a desirable skyline and to reduce the negative impact of modern skyscrapers. ...
Capital Assets Manual
... Control over capital assets requires both accounting control as well as physical control. This control is most effective when physical and accounting controls are integrated. To maintain an accurate capital asset management system, it is necessary to have control over the underlying acquisition, use ...
... Control over capital assets requires both accounting control as well as physical control. This control is most effective when physical and accounting controls are integrated. To maintain an accurate capital asset management system, it is necessary to have control over the underlying acquisition, use ...
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... of Economic Research Volume Title: Import Competition and Response
... ment path, the optimal tariff is greater than the tariff that would be charged with a fixed distribution of capital because the process of capital movement increases the marginal cost of domestically produced import substitutes. To achieve the optimal adjustment path, it is not necessary for the gov ...
... ment path, the optimal tariff is greater than the tariff that would be charged with a fixed distribution of capital because the process of capital movement increases the marginal cost of domestically produced import substitutes. To achieve the optimal adjustment path, it is not necessary for the gov ...
National report
... Although they can exacerbate difficulties, cities can also provide their own solutions, by strengthening the role and capacities of local authorities. This is why it is important to continue efforts to control land management and prevent urban sprawl (60% of urban spaces expected in 2030 have not ye ...
... Although they can exacerbate difficulties, cities can also provide their own solutions, by strengthening the role and capacities of local authorities. This is why it is important to continue efforts to control land management and prevent urban sprawl (60% of urban spaces expected in 2030 have not ye ...
full article
... fro-ing can make urban life appear at first glance to be a bloodless affair. These ubiquitous situations, which involve reciprocal categorization and avoidance of collisions, frequently bear acts of displacement and episodic confrontation. Observing these inconspicuous interactions grants insight in ...
... fro-ing can make urban life appear at first glance to be a bloodless affair. These ubiquitous situations, which involve reciprocal categorization and avoidance of collisions, frequently bear acts of displacement and episodic confrontation. Observing these inconspicuous interactions grants insight in ...
The Urban Sociology of Manuel Castells: A Critical
... being based upon a scrupulous exegesis of Castells's work). I t is obvious that facts can often be problematic and open tc> dispute. Hence, any challenge to my critique must either dhallenge the facts (i.e., my exegesis of Castells's work) or my criteria of what constitutes a rigorous and cogent an ...
... being based upon a scrupulous exegesis of Castells's work). I t is obvious that facts can often be problematic and open tc> dispute. Hence, any challenge to my critique must either dhallenge the facts (i.e., my exegesis of Castells's work) or my criteria of what constitutes a rigorous and cogent an ...
幻灯片 1
... and the countryside, can talents of the whole society members be fully developed.’ Lenin also points out that ‘The status of rural residents can only be improved, freeing them from isolated and helpless situation and position when they have migrated into the cities with a mingling of both agricultur ...
... and the countryside, can talents of the whole society members be fully developed.’ Lenin also points out that ‘The status of rural residents can only be improved, freeing them from isolated and helpless situation and position when they have migrated into the cities with a mingling of both agricultur ...
as a PDF
... predecessors had done as “circulating capital,” that is, as capital in the form of stock in trade and work in progress. Capital for Smith, as for the mercantilists and physiocrats before him, was complementary to labour in the production process, it enabled labour to work more effectively, to be mor ...
... predecessors had done as “circulating capital,” that is, as capital in the form of stock in trade and work in progress. Capital for Smith, as for the mercantilists and physiocrats before him, was complementary to labour in the production process, it enabled labour to work more effectively, to be mor ...
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... Bureau of Economic Research Volume Title: Capital Formation and Economic Growth
... example merely to quibble with an outstanding economic theorist in an incautious textbook moment. By and large, this minor incOnsistency will have little effect on an analysis (save for possibly increasing the difficulty of understanding economic failures) as long as the analysis is carried out with ...
... example merely to quibble with an outstanding economic theorist in an incautious textbook moment. By and large, this minor incOnsistency will have little effect on an analysis (save for possibly increasing the difficulty of understanding economic failures) as long as the analysis is carried out with ...
1 Career capital in transitions crossing career fields Markus Latzke
... was also shown for mobile academics (Kim 2010), transnational knowledge workers (ColicPeisker 2010) and people working in IT (Saxenian 1996). Concerning the latter King et al. (2005) showed that in this mediated labor market the most important factor for access to job vacancy was a candidate’s prior ...
... was also shown for mobile academics (Kim 2010), transnational knowledge workers (ColicPeisker 2010) and people working in IT (Saxenian 1996). Concerning the latter King et al. (2005) showed that in this mediated labor market the most important factor for access to job vacancy was a candidate’s prior ...
5 floor maisonette, 12 Cadogan Square
... In February 1956, Ferdinand Porjes was granted a licence to make alterations and then sub-let the first and second floor flats and a maisonette on the 4th and 5th floors of 12 Cadogan Square. The top floor maisonette had a single reception room, 3 bedrooms, one bathroom and a kitchen. Also in Febru ...
... In February 1956, Ferdinand Porjes was granted a licence to make alterations and then sub-let the first and second floor flats and a maisonette on the 4th and 5th floors of 12 Cadogan Square. The top floor maisonette had a single reception room, 3 bedrooms, one bathroom and a kitchen. Also in Febru ...
What does heaven ever say?
... means of those very discourses whose cultural insularity is what prompts critique in the first place. Is there a way to conduct cross-cultural inquiry so as to supplant, rather than embrace, the Eurocentrism that Chakrabarty and others assume is unavoidable? And how must the way we practice not only ...
... means of those very discourses whose cultural insularity is what prompts critique in the first place. Is there a way to conduct cross-cultural inquiry so as to supplant, rather than embrace, the Eurocentrism that Chakrabarty and others assume is unavoidable? And how must the way we practice not only ...
Fiction without Fantasy: Capital Fetishism as Objective Forgetting
... process, insofar as it can only function as capital if it is in circulation, in movement, and in returning. When Marx first introduces capital in Capital, he introduces it as a different type of circulation, namely, a circulation where money is related to itself in the form of more money. Capital is ...
... process, insofar as it can only function as capital if it is in circulation, in movement, and in returning. When Marx first introduces capital in Capital, he introduces it as a different type of circulation, namely, a circulation where money is related to itself in the form of more money. Capital is ...
2.3 Christianity in Shaanxi Province
... The Chinese architecture has gone through great changes during the long process of history. The tremendous changing period was the named Modern Times of China when, for the very first time, the western architecture was introduced into China and became to influence majorly on the traditional Chinese ...
... The Chinese architecture has gone through great changes during the long process of history. The tremendous changing period was the named Modern Times of China when, for the very first time, the western architecture was introduced into China and became to influence majorly on the traditional Chinese ...
The Vitality and Turmoil of Urban Life, 1877– 1920
... Furthermore, engineers also had a tremendous impact on the home life of Americans. In “Family Life” the focus of the chapter shifts to a discussion of the family in American society and American life. Once distinctions are made between the household and the family, we identify the factors responsibl ...
... Furthermore, engineers also had a tremendous impact on the home life of Americans. In “Family Life” the focus of the chapter shifts to a discussion of the family in American society and American life. Once distinctions are made between the household and the family, we identify the factors responsibl ...
Study Guide - Cengage Learning
... poor” and on teaching the moral virtues of thrift and sobriety. Urban areas also had to contend with crime and violence. Whether crime actually increased or was merely more conspicuous can be debated, but in many cases native whites blamed crime on those they considered to be “outsiders” in American ...
... poor” and on teaching the moral virtues of thrift and sobriety. Urban areas also had to contend with crime and violence. Whether crime actually increased or was merely more conspicuous can be debated, but in many cases native whites blamed crime on those they considered to be “outsiders” in American ...
The Global City
... the scope of the literature, as well as a sense of the internationalization. But various trajectories of current scholarship. ...
... the scope of the literature, as well as a sense of the internationalization. But various trajectories of current scholarship. ...
Terms
... from architecture, history, geography, planning, sociology, and economics (33, 43, 79, 80, 210, 216, 222, 224, 254), bringing their unique interdisciplinary skills to the study of the city. These interdisciplinary analyses are quite broad in scope and focus on the city as part of a critical theoreti ...
... from architecture, history, geography, planning, sociology, and economics (33, 43, 79, 80, 210, 216, 222, 224, 254), bringing their unique interdisciplinary skills to the study of the city. These interdisciplinary analyses are quite broad in scope and focus on the city as part of a critical theoreti ...
Cities and the Creative Class
... and urbanists. From Alfred Marshall to Robert Park and Jane Jacobs, cities have been seen as cauldrons of diversity and difference and as fonts for creativity and innovation. Yet until recently, social scientists concerned with regional growth and development have focused mainly on the role of firms ...
... and urbanists. From Alfred Marshall to Robert Park and Jane Jacobs, cities have been seen as cauldrons of diversity and difference and as fonts for creativity and innovation. Yet until recently, social scientists concerned with regional growth and development have focused mainly on the role of firms ...
Urban Metabolism at UCL – A working paper
... city economy. As observed by Kristy Revell (CEGE)4, these models-‐ as applied to Hong Kong and Taipei-‐ can provide a basis to measure the use of resources through time and thus, she argues, urban ...
... city economy. As observed by Kristy Revell (CEGE)4, these models-‐ as applied to Hong Kong and Taipei-‐ can provide a basis to measure the use of resources through time and thus, she argues, urban ...
Wooden Structures of Liao Dynasty—Wooden Pagoda of Yingxian
... of wooden structured building of Liao Dynasty, manifest the great achievements in the fields of architectural technology and art in 11th Century in China. Criterion (i): The Wooden Pagoda of Yingxian County is the oldest and the tallest multi-storey wooden structure in the world, and it highlights t ...
... of wooden structured building of Liao Dynasty, manifest the great achievements in the fields of architectural technology and art in 11th Century in China. Criterion (i): The Wooden Pagoda of Yingxian County is the oldest and the tallest multi-storey wooden structure in the world, and it highlights t ...
City and Regional Planning
... programs in the nation. BSCRP courses build skills in physical design, visual communications, environmental analysis, professional writing, and computer applications. Studio courses provide hands-on and real-world opportunities for students to improve neighborhood design, the environment, livability ...
... programs in the nation. BSCRP courses build skills in physical design, visual communications, environmental analysis, professional writing, and computer applications. Studio courses provide hands-on and real-world opportunities for students to improve neighborhood design, the environment, livability ...
Economic Analysis Report
... The Eastside neighborhood has larger basements and garages on average The Westside neighborhood has larger porches on average Total value per building square foot is higher on average in the Westside neighborhood Land values and development intensity (FAR) appear to be similar, but have a greater ra ...
... The Eastside neighborhood has larger basements and garages on average The Westside neighborhood has larger porches on average Total value per building square foot is higher on average in the Westside neighborhood Land values and development intensity (FAR) appear to be similar, but have a greater ra ...
大学文全
... Dynasties. Yet Cheng Yi suggested that he belonged to another intellectual line initiated from Mencius down to his brother Cheng Hao, the senior of the Cheng Brothers. According to him, this peculiar intellectual tradition “ is reestablished by my brother who renovated Confucian Six Classics(Liu Jin ...
... Dynasties. Yet Cheng Yi suggested that he belonged to another intellectual line initiated from Mencius down to his brother Cheng Hao, the senior of the Cheng Brothers. According to him, this peculiar intellectual tradition “ is reestablished by my brother who renovated Confucian Six Classics(Liu Jin ...
Ancient Chinese urban planning
Ancient Chinese urban planning is the application of the traditional principles of Chinese architecture to urban design. These traditions can be summarized as: fengshui geomancy and astronomy; the well-field system; gaitian cosmology; qi as a medium of energy connecting man, earth, and heaven; political power shared between a military aristocracy and educated advisers; the holy place bo; a three-tiered economic system under absolute state control; early writing; and the walled yet portable capital city as a diagram of political power.