The manuscript incorporates contemporary knowledge of the Industrial Complexes - The Fourth Industrial Revolution, followed by discussion, extracts, quotes and citations by various authors, as well as official government publications as the academic comparative references. Seeing the lack of literature in the field of Architecture, especially in Albanian language, I was inspired by the topic, research, and writing this monograph, which elaborates The Fourth Industrial Revolution and Architectural Design Process.
O artigo situa a questão da saúde no contexto do desenvolvimento nacional e da política industrial. Tomou-se a idéia de corte estruturalista, marxista e schumpeteriano, onde a indústria e as inovações constituem os elementos determinantes do dinamismo das economias capitalistas e de sua posição relativa na economia mundial. Todos os países que se desenvolveram e passaram a competir em melhores condições com os países avançados associaram uma indústria forte com uma base endógena de conhecimento, de aprendizado e de inovação. Todavia, na área da saúde essa visão é problemática, uma vez que os interesses empresariais se movem pela lógica econômica do lucro e não para o atendimento das necessidades da saúde. A noção de complexo industrial da saúde constitui uma tentativa e fornecer um referencial teórico que permita articular duas lógicas distintas: a sanitária e a do desenvolvimento econômico. O trabalho procurou mostrar, com base em dados de comércio exterior, como a desconsideração da lógica do desenvolvimento nas políticas de saúde levou a uma situação de vulnerabilidade econômica do setor que pode limitar os objetivos de universalidade, eqüidade e integralidade. Nesse contexto, propõe-se uma ruptura cognitiva e política com as visões antagônicas que colocam, de um lado, as necessidades da saúde e, de outro, da indústria. Um país que pretende chegar a uma condição de desenvolvimento e de independência requer, ao mesmo tempo, indústrias fortes e inovadoras, e um sistema de saúde inclusivo e universal. ; This paper puts health questions within the context of national development and industrial policy. It follows the idea of structuralist, Marxist and Schumpeterian approaches, in which industry and innovations form determining factors for the dynamism in capitalist economies and relative positions within the world economy. All countries that have developed and started to compete under better conditions with advanced countries have had an association between strong industry and an endogenous knowledge, learning and innovation base. However, in the field of health, this vision presents problems because business interests move according to the economic logic of profit rather than to meet health needs. The notion of the health-industrial complex is an attempt to provide a theoretical reference that enables linkage between two distinct types of logic: health and economic development. This study has sought to show, on the basis of foreign trade data, how disregard for the logic of health policy development has led to a situation of economic vulnerability in this sector, which may limit the objectives of universality, equality and comprehensiveness. Within this context, a cognitive and political break with these antagonistic visions that put health needs on one side and industrial needs on the other is proposed. A country that aims to reach a condition of development and independence requires strong innovative industries and an inclusive and universal health system, at the same time.
Fundamental ideas.--The influence of the discovery of steam and the mechanical inventions upon industry.--The industrial corporation.--The relation of the railway and the "Trust" to industrial liberty.--The influence of the "Trusts" and other parasites upon industrial liberty.-- Obstacles in the way of reform.--Protection.--Paternal government.--England and America; the relation of each to industrial liberty. ; Mode of access: Internet.
"A digest of industrial news and comment as reported in reliable newspapers, magazines, reviews, and government documents." ; V. 6, no. 1 incorrectly called v. 5, no. 53. ; The first 8 issues of v. 1 lack numeric designation. ; 1917-21 have various unpaged supplements. ; Mode of access: Internet.
This is a 1970 report generated by the South Carolina State Development Board in cooperation with the Coastal Plains Regional Commission to provide potential industrial developers with information about the Pageland Industrial Park site in Chesterfield County and to encourage new industrial development. The report includes maps, photographs, and descriptions of the Pageland Industrial Park site, as well as geologic information. The document also includes brief statistics of Pageland, SC, covering population density, current industries, state of the labor force, local government, finances and taxes, transportation, utilities, education, recreation, and public services.
In the relatively new body of ideas dubbed "new economic geography" and "spatial economics," we find insights on the potentials of industrial agglomeration for regional and national economic development. This paper looked into the evolution of industrial development in the country as a means of elucidating the centripetal and centrifugal forces leading to agglomeration of firms and investments. A micro perspective was provided with the case study extended into the prime region in the country, Greater Manila Area. It was found that industrial agglomeration in the country takes the form of special economic zones and industry clusters, indicating that the government is taking the route toward regional dispersal of industries and the clustering strategy to spur industrial dynamism and competitiveness and consequently, regional and national economic development.
"Summary of federal old age benefit legislation": p. 83-87. ; "A summary of the preliminary findings of a study of industrial pension systems now in hand which in certain respects is a continuation of Industrial pension systems in the United States and Canada published in 1933.Pension plans of railroads.[and] plans of Canadian companies also were excluded from the present study."--p. 3. ; Mode of access: Internet.
'Arena Industriale' consists of a series of photographs in three parts and one video. It was commissioned by curator Angela Madesani on behalf of the Biblioteca Panizzi, Italy for 'Storie Urbane' - one of fifteen solo exhibitions running (April to September 2006) devised for 'Settimana della fotographia europea' –(European photography week) in Reggio Emelia, Italy in 2006. Invited to investigate urban spaces in and around Reggio Emilia to provide a 'new view of the city and its community' I located four sites in the industrial zone, and developing ideas explored in Drift (output 1) and strategies employed in 'Manifesto 3' (see output 2) produced still and moving images related to the transient living and working conditions of different groups of workers. These sites included an abandoned factory, a failing steel factory and a temporary village for workers building the new state network TAV. But access was restricted. These limits were then deliberately employed to define the conceptual parameters of the work, which proposed that 'insignificant' everyday objects deliberately placed or sited can configure space. Furthermore, how the ordering/disordering of things can signify the cultural, social, political determinants of daily life. A second parallel exhibition in Reggio Emelia curated by Madesani 'Al Limite - Art and photography in the 60s and 70s' provided a reflection on the theme of the limit through works by Pop, Conceptual and Land Artists and provided a significant historical context for the 'Storie Urbane' which was accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue (ISBN 88-211-8560-5). 'Arena Industriale' was shown in Reggio Emilia from April to June 2006 and all the work I produced was consequently acquired by the Biblioteca Panizzi Photographic Archive. In May 2007 the Dimora series was included in 'Species of Spaces and Other Pieces' at Hollybush Gardens Gallery, London May – June 2007.
Eco-industrial parks (EIP) are a community of manufacturing businesses which seek better environmental and economic performance by using the principles of Industrial Ecology (IE). In Taiwan, government-designated EIPs have operated since 1995, with 23 industrial parks currently in operation. This study presents a case from Taiwan, the Linhai Industrial park, and analyzes the park&rsquo ; s transition towards industrial symbiosis and resource sharing. Resource sharing modifications resulted in reduced carbon emissions, millions of liters of fuel saved, and thousands of tons of industrial waste recycled. This successful transition was possible because of coordinated government support. Key factors include technological subsidies, policy support, and willing manufacturers. Additional explanations for Linhai&rsquo ; s current success are explored and future areas of research are identified.
Un commentaire de texte entièrement rédigé des paragraphes 5 à 9 de Department of Employment and Productivity, In Place of Strife: A Policy for Industrial Relations, London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office, Parliamentary Papers. Pendant les années 60 le gouvernement travailliste tente de remettre de l'ordre dans ses relations avec le mouvement syndical. On considère que celui-ci outrepasse ses droits acquis au fil des ans au point de contribuer non seulement à la grave crise économique que traverse le pays mais aussi au climat de tensions qui règne au sein du Parti travailliste. En 1968, Barbara Castle, ministre de l'Emploi est chargée de faire des propositions pour améliorer la collaboration entre son gouvernement et les syndicats. Ses conclusions sont publiées sous forme d'un livre blanc intitulé 'In Place of Strife' et reflètent la volonté de concilier la libre négociation des salaires (free collective bargaining) revendiquée par les syndicats avec le droit d'intervention que doit assumer un gouvernement en exercice compte tenu des responsabilités politiques que son mandat lui confère.Timothy WHITTON : in, Timothy WHITTON & Anémone KOBER-SMITH (eds.), , Nantes : Éditions du Temps, 2002, pp. 93-106.
Un commentaire de texte entièrement rédigé des paragraphes 5 à 9 de Department of Employment and Productivity, In Place of Strife: A Policy for Industrial Relations, London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office, Parliamentary Papers. Pendant les années 60 le gouvernement travailliste tente de remettre de l'ordre dans ses relations avec le mouvement syndical. On considère que celui-ci outrepasse ses droits acquis au fil des ans au point de contribuer non seulement à la grave crise économique que traverse le pays mais aussi au climat de tensions qui règne au sein du Parti travailliste. En 1968, Barbara Castle, ministre de l'Emploi est chargée de faire des propositions pour améliorer la collaboration entre son gouvernement et les syndicats. Ses conclusions sont publiées sous forme d'un livre blanc intitulé 'In Place of Strife' et reflètent la volonté de concilier la libre négociation des salaires (free collective bargaining) revendiquée par les syndicats avec le droit d'intervention que doit assumer un gouvernement en exercice compte tenu des responsabilités politiques que son mandat lui confère.Timothy WHITTON : in, Timothy WHITTON & Anémone KOBER-SMITH (eds.), , Nantes : Éditions du Temps, 2002, pp. 93-106.
Un commentaire de texte entièrement rédigé des paragraphes 5 à 9 de Department of Employment and Productivity, In Place of Strife: A Policy for Industrial Relations, London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office, Parliamentary Papers. Pendant les années 60 le gouvernement travailliste tente de remettre de l'ordre dans ses relations avec le mouvement syndical. On considère que celui-ci outrepasse ses droits acquis au fil des ans au point de contribuer non seulement à la grave crise économique que traverse le pays mais aussi au climat de tensions qui règne au sein du Parti travailliste. En 1968, Barbara Castle, ministre de l'Emploi est chargée de faire des propositions pour améliorer la collaboration entre son gouvernement et les syndicats. Ses conclusions sont publiées sous forme d'un livre blanc intitulé 'In Place of Strife' et reflètent la volonté de concilier la libre négociation des salaires (free collective bargaining) revendiquée par les syndicats avec le droit d'intervention que doit assumer un gouvernement en exercice compte tenu des responsabilités politiques que son mandat lui confère.Timothy WHITTON : in, Timothy WHITTON & Anémone KOBER-SMITH (eds.), , Nantes : Éditions du Temps, 2002, pp. 93-106.
