Titlebook: Italien zwischen Krise und Aufbruch; Reformen und Reformv Alexander Grasse,Markus Grimm,Jan Labitzke Book 2018 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbade

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Introduction, precisely because of the constant interplay between two languages, geographies, traditions, and cultures. This awareness of at least two visions is what leads to feelings of perpetual alienation. For the moment let us suspend the distinction between the various reasons for migration such as exile

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Global Coronavirus Pandemic Crisis,ugh the use of some core principles of institutional and evolutionary political economy. The principle of historical specificity and evolution examines the background to the emergence of the crisis, plus its evolution and transformation through time. The principle of heterogeneous groups and agents

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Generalized Rough Sets and Implication Lattices,ing first defined by Pawlak while introducing rough set theory. Particularly, relational, covering based and operator based approaches are considered. Categorization of various approaches in terms of implication lattices is shown. Significance of this categorization in rough logics is briefly mentio

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An Introduction to Lactation and Breast-Feedingevoted to the historical development of our understanding of milk secretion and its hormonal control. Finally, we will consider breast-feeding in its historical context, a discussion which provides a perspective from which to view the controversy over breast milk versus formula in underdeveloped countries.

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7-Dehydrocholesterol Reductase Deficiency which extends the Generalized Rule Based Programming Model (GREP). This extension allows a GREP-based application to communicate with the environment by providing input/output operations, user interaction, and process synchronization. Furthermore, it allows for integration of such an application wi

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Yunbo Chen,Hongchu Yu,Lei Chenmes are permanent and self-perpetuating and therefore divergence in per-capita incomes is the most likely outcome. Representative models can be found in the work of Myrdal (1957), Perroux (1950, 1955) and Kaldor (1967, 1970 and 1972). This chapter outlines the major approaches to regional growth, as