Regional Planning Guidelines for the Greater Dublin Area 2010-2022
... the 2010 to 2022 RPGs seeks to build on and extend the policies and strategy of the 2004 to 2016 RPGs – continuing and focussing on the role as implementers of the National Spatial Strategy. This time the RPGs for the GDA have been able to make a series of recommendations to Local Authorities clearl ...
... the 2010 to 2022 RPGs seeks to build on and extend the policies and strategy of the 2004 to 2016 RPGs – continuing and focussing on the role as implementers of the National Spatial Strategy. This time the RPGs for the GDA have been able to make a series of recommendations to Local Authorities clearl ...
Working Papers Migration Theory
... and ‘muddiness’ of social phenomena such as migration should encourage scholars to come up with Also dubbed as ‘econometrics’ by economists. While there is nothing intrinsically economic about advanced statistics, economists such as Heckman have been at the forefron ...
... and ‘muddiness’ of social phenomena such as migration should encourage scholars to come up with Also dubbed as ‘econometrics’ by economists. While there is nothing intrinsically economic about advanced statistics, economists such as Heckman have been at the forefron ...
Working Papers Migration Theory Quo Vadis? Paper 100, November 2014
... and ‘muddiness’ of social phenomena such as migration should encourage scholars to come up with Also dubbed as ‘econometrics’ by economists. While there is nothing intrinsically economic about advanced statistics, economists such as Heckman have been at the forefront of the development of advanced s ...
... and ‘muddiness’ of social phenomena such as migration should encourage scholars to come up with Also dubbed as ‘econometrics’ by economists. While there is nothing intrinsically economic about advanced statistics, economists such as Heckman have been at the forefront of the development of advanced s ...
Anticipating the Cultural Aspects of Sharing for SDI Development
... for the mediation of rights, restrictions and responsibilities between people and data are also constantly subject to change. This suggests an integrated SDI cannot be composed of spatial data, value-added services and end-users alone, but instead involves other important issues regarding interopera ...
... for the mediation of rights, restrictions and responsibilities between people and data are also constantly subject to change. This suggests an integrated SDI cannot be composed of spatial data, value-added services and end-users alone, but instead involves other important issues regarding interopera ...
Chapter 4 - Utrecht University Repository
... these variations between the two systems is only the first step of this paper. To truly assess which characteristics of a tenancy system make it successful we must filter the significant differences from the insignificant. Having identified the differences between the two systems, we must find out w ...
... these variations between the two systems is only the first step of this paper. To truly assess which characteristics of a tenancy system make it successful we must filter the significant differences from the insignificant. Having identified the differences between the two systems, we must find out w ...
Fertility in East Africa countries
... the benefits of large families. Education is often identified as one potential driving force to this fertility decline. The demographic history of several European countries consistent with the classic demographic transition theory, that from the late 18th century onward, fertility and mortality dec ...
... the benefits of large families. Education is often identified as one potential driving force to this fertility decline. The demographic history of several European countries consistent with the classic demographic transition theory, that from the late 18th century onward, fertility and mortality dec ...
factors influencing recruitment strategies
... Chhabra (2005) defines recruitment as the process of searching for candidates for employment and stimulating them to apply for jobs in the organization. Gatewood et al (1987), defines recruitment as those activities that influence the number and types of individuals who apply for a position and thei ...
... Chhabra (2005) defines recruitment as the process of searching for candidates for employment and stimulating them to apply for jobs in the organization. Gatewood et al (1987), defines recruitment as those activities that influence the number and types of individuals who apply for a position and thei ...
Theme Chapter Final Cover.cdr
... In view of these difficulties, a key message of the special chapter is that governments across the region must give maximum priority to promoting full, productive, and decent employment. In order to achieve the objectives of full and productive employment, governments will need to implement a variet ...
... In view of these difficulties, a key message of the special chapter is that governments across the region must give maximum priority to promoting full, productive, and decent employment. In order to achieve the objectives of full and productive employment, governments will need to implement a variet ...
Ethiopia NHDR - Human Development Reports
... over 15 years since the last National Human Development Report for Ethiopia was published and much has changed in the intervening period. The Government has been engaged in a major effort to transform Ethiopian society and place the country on a trajectory to become a middle-income economy by the ye ...
... over 15 years since the last National Human Development Report for Ethiopia was published and much has changed in the intervening period. The Government has been engaged in a major effort to transform Ethiopian society and place the country on a trajectory to become a middle-income economy by the ye ...
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... very informative in terms of suggesting relationships between FDI and other factors. The most notice-worthy point in 2008 and 2010 reports is that large developed economies, such as the United States and Germany, attract FDI as investors seek safety, while emerging economies, such as China, India an ...
... very informative in terms of suggesting relationships between FDI and other factors. The most notice-worthy point in 2008 and 2010 reports is that large developed economies, such as the United States and Germany, attract FDI as investors seek safety, while emerging economies, such as China, India an ...
The environmental factor in migration dynamics
... nuclear waste (Greenwood, McClelland et al. 1997); factors determining land use in Africa, including mobility but also other factors (Guyer, Lambin et al. 2007); and migration during the Holocene 8,000 years BC (Gupta, Anderson et al. 2006). This paper draws on current migration studies, which consi ...
... nuclear waste (Greenwood, McClelland et al. 1997); factors determining land use in Africa, including mobility but also other factors (Guyer, Lambin et al. 2007); and migration during the Holocene 8,000 years BC (Gupta, Anderson et al. 2006). This paper draws on current migration studies, which consi ...
On Rostow`s `Stages` Thesis and Explanation of `Take
... is also associated with a growing appreciation in society not only of the greater potential for economic progress ‘but that economic progress is a necessary condition for some other purpose, judged to be good: be it national dignity, private profit, the general welfare, or a better life for the chil ...
... is also associated with a growing appreciation in society not only of the greater potential for economic progress ‘but that economic progress is a necessary condition for some other purpose, judged to be good: be it national dignity, private profit, the general welfare, or a better life for the chil ...
Tanzania Human Development Report 2014
... in the conceptualization of development. This report and those that followed, issued by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) over the past 20 years, have significantly altered the way most governments approach the challenge of development. Today, many countries have adopted the human devel ...
... in the conceptualization of development. This report and those that followed, issued by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) over the past 20 years, have significantly altered the way most governments approach the challenge of development. Today, many countries have adopted the human devel ...
The American University in Cairo
... According to Galbraith (2013), the economic inequality debate has been going on since the Industrial Revolution in the late 18th and 19th century. This study further elaborates that the great industrialists reaped the rewards of the transition to the new manufacturing processes causing a spread of t ...
... According to Galbraith (2013), the economic inequality debate has been going on since the Industrial Revolution in the late 18th and 19th century. This study further elaborates that the great industrialists reaped the rewards of the transition to the new manufacturing processes causing a spread of t ...
Spatial dependence in regional unemployment in
... areas where the majority of people experience spells of long-term joblessness, social isolation works to exclude residents from the job network of other neighbourhoods, and exclusion from networks results in less effective job-search. Labour market outcomes experience a greater decline than would ot ...
... areas where the majority of people experience spells of long-term joblessness, social isolation works to exclude residents from the job network of other neighbourhoods, and exclusion from networks results in less effective job-search. Labour market outcomes experience a greater decline than would ot ...
A post-growth society for the 21st century. Does prosperity
... Citation: Demailly, D., Chancel, L., Waisman, H., Guivarch, C. (2013). A post-growth society for the 21st century. Does prosperity have to wait for the return of economic growth?, Studies n°08/13, Iddri, Paris, France, 76 p. ...
... Citation: Demailly, D., Chancel, L., Waisman, H., Guivarch, C. (2013). A post-growth society for the 21st century. Does prosperity have to wait for the return of economic growth?, Studies n°08/13, Iddri, Paris, France, 76 p. ...
The structural transformation process
... services, resulting in increases in overall productivity and incomes. By contrast, countries that today are considered less advanced have failed to achieve a similar transformation of their productive structures and have remained trapped at low and middle levels of income. For example, agriculture s ...
... services, resulting in increases in overall productivity and incomes. By contrast, countries that today are considered less advanced have failed to achieve a similar transformation of their productive structures and have remained trapped at low and middle levels of income. For example, agriculture s ...
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 ...
Nature-based solutions to climate change mitigation and adaptation
... “Rural-urban linkages” as well as “The role of social cohesion”, “Nature-based solutions from a transitions’ perspective” and “Economic aspects”. In addition, “Urban gardening and urban agriculture” were addressed. A special session was also dedicated to “Municipalities adapt to climate change”, whe ...
... “Rural-urban linkages” as well as “The role of social cohesion”, “Nature-based solutions from a transitions’ perspective” and “Economic aspects”. In addition, “Urban gardening and urban agriculture” were addressed. A special session was also dedicated to “Municipalities adapt to climate change”, whe ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES LAW AND EMPLOYMENT: James Heckman
... This book uses microdata from diverse Latin American and Caribbean countries to investigate the impact of regulation on their labor markets. Common methodologies are applied to extract empirical regularities from the region. Latin America and the Caribbean are of interest in their own right. But for ...
... This book uses microdata from diverse Latin American and Caribbean countries to investigate the impact of regulation on their labor markets. Common methodologies are applied to extract empirical regularities from the region. Latin America and the Caribbean are of interest in their own right. But for ...
full article
... space in the 1960s (Soja 2009, 249ff.), even in the twenty-first century German adherents of Luhmann in particular still cling to modernization theory’s assertion that social space is a negligible variable. One representative example would be Armin Nassehi, whose essay on the question begins by stat ...
... space in the 1960s (Soja 2009, 249ff.), even in the twenty-first century German adherents of Luhmann in particular still cling to modernization theory’s assertion that social space is a negligible variable. One representative example would be Armin Nassehi, whose essay on the question begins by stat ...
Tamás Szentes
... share of blue-collar workers’ employment costs , etc. which all have a significant effect on the future changes in UTC or TFP, on the differences in the tempo of such changes between firms engaged in different industries, it is only the growth rates of the above indicators that can be meaningfully a ...
... share of blue-collar workers’ employment costs , etc. which all have a significant effect on the future changes in UTC or TFP, on the differences in the tempo of such changes between firms engaged in different industries, it is only the growth rates of the above indicators that can be meaningfully a ...
Systems Thinking and Sustainable Urban Development
... characterized and dominated by cities, as the growth in urban areas is significantly larger compared to the overall growth in the world UNFPA (2007). The reality is that most city dwellers have an ecological footprint many times higher than the Earth can sustain, an issue constantly becoming more cr ...
... characterized and dominated by cities, as the growth in urban areas is significantly larger compared to the overall growth in the world UNFPA (2007). The reality is that most city dwellers have an ecological footprint many times higher than the Earth can sustain, an issue constantly becoming more cr ...
The purpose of this paper is to develop a
... years and to identify the key elements of a strategy to address these emerging threats. The complex nature of the Global War on Terrorism and the associated ethnic, religious, transnational, and urban threats seriously challenge current military capabilities based on conventional warfare. The lack o ...
... years and to identify the key elements of a strategy to address these emerging threats. The complex nature of the Global War on Terrorism and the associated ethnic, religious, transnational, and urban threats seriously challenge current military capabilities based on conventional warfare. The lack o ...
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... relations (Harvey 2014, 146 f.). However, in many countries in SSA, colonial powers established or took over existing structures and transformed them, in order to extract value to benefit the European markets. It will be essential for this thesis to deal specifically with the transformation of these ...
... relations (Harvey 2014, 146 f.). However, in many countries in SSA, colonial powers established or took over existing structures and transformed them, in order to extract value to benefit the European markets. It will be essential for this thesis to deal specifically with the transformation of these ...