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Frequency of use of ultrasound in the placement of central vascular catheters: practice in Intensive Care Units (ICUs) in Greece
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Νοσταλγικές αναπαραστάσεις της αγγλικής αγροτικότητας σε ένα σύγχρονο τουριστικό μέσο: μια μελέτη στο Instagram
Get PDFThe combined effect of ultrasound and extracts of Clitoria ternatea on the coagulation of gellan gum polysaccharide
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Comparative evaluation of organic and conventional dairy products regarding Aflatoxin M1 levels-Dietary exposure assessment
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Regional inequalities: knowledge frontiers and debates
No full textRegions are coherent spatial units (i.e., sub-national level) that share common (natural or artificial) features
and consist of actors that share common goals. The regional problem exists when there are marked
inequalities in the standard of living enjoyed by people in different regions. Regional science, the
interdisciplinary scientific locus that is concerned with regional phenomena, aims, precisely, at dealing with
the regional problem, and provides insight not only into science per se but also into policy making. The
paper provides a comprehensive review of the literature on regional inequalities aiming at identifying current
knowledge frontiers and debates. The study of regional inequalities is, apparently, at the heart of regional
science
