[PDF] Top 20 Space and the Environment: An Introduction to the Special Issue

... In the post-World War II era, regional scientists, geographers, regional economists, and others have been studying the notion of space and its myriad ramifications on people’s lives (Isard, 1956). Despite their ... See full document

... Engaging with Rancière’s partage, Kajri Jain considers his ‘distribution of the sensible’. Her take on the sensible spans 19th-century theatre, the radicalism of Tilak, chromolithography. Such high drama is nonetheless ... See full document

... possibilities for losing identity in writing. Leveque cites Roland Barthes‟s famous formulation, “Writing is that neutral, composite, oblique space where our subject slips away, the negative where all identity is ... See full document

... The notion of recursion has played a significant role in the development of the field of linguistics and specifically of the generative approach. The concern that lead to recursion is very old: Descartes (2003 [1637]: ... See full document

... Wiegand et al. (2010) present a survey of the role of negation in sentiment analysis. They indicate that it is necessary to perform fine-grained linguistic analysis in order to extract features for machine learning or ... See full document

... the issue is not one of a choice between an individually oriented and a socially oriented account of cognition, but rather of a grasp of the interaction between these two ... See full document

... economic environment in the creation of consumer vulnerability’, the focus shifts away from consumers to look at organisational decisions that may impact on consumer ... See full document

... Britt Klinteberg and colleagues examine the associations between childhood behaviour, adult personality and biochemical factors in smoking habits. (The groups comprised criminals and controls, and risk behaviour groups.) ... See full document

... I would like to close this introduction to the remake with one proviso. While I have attempted to demonstrate the cultural potential of the remake process – the ways in which it enters into and extends the myriad ... See full document

... [...] a richer sense of geography highlights the spatiality of music and the mutually generative relations of music and place. Space produces as space is produced. To consider the place of music is not to  ... See full document

... 3D space, such as robotics, animated agents, and virtual reality, in the context of interpreting the spatial information of ...reality environment based on different frames of ... See full document

... Two broad classes of metrics have been developed: form metrics and content met- rics. Form metrics focus on grammaticality, overall text coherence, and organization and are usually measured on a point scale (Brandow, ... See full document

... An ABM with many agents is sometimes said to be a black box in which it may be difficult to distinguish cause and effect. The second contribution, by Stanislao Gualdi, Marco Tarzia, Francesco Zamponi and Jean-Philippe ... See full document

... One natural question F-first FDSs must solve is how exactly distributional vectors fit into the traditional formal semantic apparatus (as described in Section 2). Erk (2013) suggests that they might be seen as the ... See full document

... this special issue of Socialist Studies seek to give some critical purchase to this idea of pacification, and, in so doing, aim to draw direct theoretical connections between socialist struggles aimed at ... See full document

... This special issue starts from the premise that self-employment is both an ideology and practice that encompasses a diversity of experiences at the micro-, meso-, and ... See full document

... this issue includes new articles on less commonly—or rarely— discussed texts, like The Names (1982), Cosmopolis (2003), and Point Omega (2010), as well as two of his earliest publications “The Uniforms” (1970) ... See full document

... Despite significant progress in recent years, research on the measurement and assessment of knowledge, skills, and dispositions central to evolution education remains comparatively limited relative to other foci (Nehm ... See full document

... this Special Issue, such as the idea of multiple modernities, the sociology of the Axial Ages, the analysis of fundamentalism and heterodoxy, the study of transnational forces, and Eisenstadt’s outline of ... See full document

... A “partial renaissance” of self -employment in labor markets of the global North has attracted policy concern within national, supranational, and global arenas, yet sociological thought has been somewhat slower to ... See full document