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Blogbeitrag#111. März 2024

2024 Military Construction Appropriations

Blog: American Enterprise Institute – AEI

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Elaine McCusker | John G. Ferrari

The conference agreement on the 2024 Military Construction and Veterans Affairs appropriations bill is among the six legislative measures that were signed into law on Saturday. The military construction portion of the bill contains money for forces in the United States and around the world.
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Blogbeitrag#224. März 2024

Why Is Wisconsin Construction Booming?

Blog: Econbrowser

Residential or nonresidential? This is a question brought to my attention in a conversation with Joe Schulz. Schulz subsequently outlined some of the trends in residential construction. Without hard numbers broken down to Wisconsin level (that I know of), it's hard to say how much to apportion to residential vs. nonresidential. Here's one thought. What […]

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Blogbeitrag#31. April 2024

Socialist hegemony: construction time again

Blog: Social Europe

Two books focused on Britain address shifting class configurations and go back to the drawing board on a hegemonic project.

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Blogbeitrag#418. Dezember 2023

'Building back better' needs green construction

Blog: Social Europe

Pursuing energy efficiency will generate more construction jobs—but that requires tackling labour shortages and skills mismatches.

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Blogbeitrag#56. Juli 2023

The Manufacturing Construction Boom and Nonresidential Investment

Blog: Econbrowser

Deputy Asst Secretary Tara Sinclair and Asst Sec Van Nostrand and Special Asst Gupta discuss the ongoing boom in manufacturing construction. Here's one graph: Source: Van Nostrand, Sinclair, Gupta (2023). One doesn't see movements like this in response to a non-macro policy. I wondered what this was in the context of overall private nonresidential fixed […]

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Blogbeitrag#620. Oktober 2023

Construction Jobs: A (Partial) Substitute for Manufacturing Jobs?

Blog: Conversable Economist

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For many manufactured goods, the output can be produced in many different places–including other countries–and then shipped to where it is needed. Moreover, manufacturing jobs in industries around the world are being challenged by the rise of automation: in particular, high-tech industries like, say, semiconductor manufacturing, are extremely capital-intensive, with relatively few jobs. In comparison, … Continue reading Construction Jobs: A (Partial) Substitute for Manufacturing Jobs?
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Blogbeitrag#726. April 2024

Leading the charge: Embracing low carbon construction in nuclear

Blog: Cleaning up our nuclear past: faster, safer and sooner

Andy Sharples, our project director, explains what net zero looks like for our major infrastructure delivery, and how sustainability at Sellafield Ltd is being integrated into everything we do.

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Blogbeitrag#827. August 2023

Legal Theory Lexicon: Strict Construction and Judicial Activism

Blog: Legal Theory Blog

Introduction This entry in the Legal Theory Lexicon is a bit unusual. Rather than explicating concepts that are important to legal theory, the point of this post is to debunk two concepts that sometimes seem to have very little content...

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Blogbeitrag#923. September 2023

Air pollution increases the likelihood of accidents in construction sites

Blog: USAPP

Air pollution causes an estimated seven million premature deaths each year. A less known fact is that polluted air increases the likelihood of workplace accidents. Victor Lavy, Genia Rachkovski and Omry Yoresh monitor daily air pollution levels at 24,614 construction sites in Israel from 2017 to 2019 and link this data with information on daily accidents at … Continued

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Blogbeitrag#1029. Juni 2023

Can Hong Kong afford its planned artificial island construction project?

Blog: Global Voices

In addition to the irreversible damage to Hong Kong's marine life and sea beds, the city's fiscal reserves may be completely drained in a decade or so thanks to the pricy project.

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Blogbeitrag#118. März 2024

Rivian Pauses Construction at Factory That Costs Georgia Taxpayers $1.5 Billion

Blog: Reason.com

Rivian's manufacturing facility in Normal, Illinois, where it will produce all of its products for the foreseeable future.

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Blogbeitrag#129. November 2023

Northern Australia's construction industry is ready for a billion-dollar partnership

Blog: The Strategist

A leading business guru of yesteryear once observed that management was 'doing things right', while leadership was 'doing the right things'. But what do you call it when you're doing both? This is an important ...

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Blogbeitrag#1327. Juni 2023

Barth on the Retained EU Law Bill and EU-Law Conforming Constructions in the UK

Blog: Legal Theory Blog

Fabian Barth (Bournemouth University) has posted How Will The Revocation Bill Affect The Principle Of EU Law Conforming Construction In UK Law? on SSRN. Here is the abstract: Following prolonged political controversy, it now appears that the provisions in the...

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Blogbeitrag#1416. Dezember 2023

Virginia Should Refuse to Subsidize the Construction of a New Stadium for the Capitals and Wizards

Blog: Reason.com

The proposed deal could be the largest-ever government subsidy for a sports stadium. Studies consistently show such handouts don't benefit communities.

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Blogbeitrag#1513. Juli 2023

PhD Position (m/f/d, 65 %) in the Research Group "Critical Infrastructures: Construction, Functional Crises and Protection in Cities"

Blog: RSS-Feed soziopolis.de

Call for Applications of the Technical University of Darmstadt. Deadline: July 25, 2023

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