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Labor and
Community Research Comparative advantage Degrowth Deindustrialisation by
country Dutch disease Industrialization Great Divergence Textile...
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Deindustrialisation refers to the
process of
social and
economic change caused by the
removal or
reduction of
industrial activity and
employment in a...
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green syndicalism,
which calls for the
workers themselves to
manage deindustrialisation. At its core,
green anarchism concerns itself with the identification...
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standardised currency, and the
unification of the country.
Prior to
deindustrialisation,
India was one of the
largest economies in the world, accounting...
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Economic historian Paul
Bairoch argues that free
trade contributed to
deindustrialisation in the
Ottoman Empire. In
contrast to the
protectionism of China...
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Ernest Rutherford's
pioneering work on
nuclear fission.
Since deindustrialisation in the mid-20th
century the
county has
emerged as a
major centre...
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literature were Northern, and working-class life in the face of
deindustrialisation is
depicted in
novels such as Room at the Top (1959),
Billy Liar...
- the
trial of Galileo).
Bologna continued to
suffer a
progressive deindustrialisation also in the 18th century. In the mid-1700s, Pope
Benedict XIV, a...
- (also
called Lower Butugychag).
Other towns were
deserted due to
deindustrialisation and the
economic crises of the
early 1990s
attributed to post-Soviet...
- In sociology, an
industrial society is a
society driven by the use of
technology and
machinery to
enable m**** production,
supporting a
large po****tion...
