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West European trade unions, labour and ‘the people’: from the golden era to the times of austerity
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Conclusions: populism and left radicalism in Europe across time and space
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Tourist development impacts on the spatial transformation of the Greek islands. The case study of Kos insular area
No full textThe paper context is dealing with the changes in the spatial structure, within small island areas of Greece, caused by the rabbit tourist development of the last thirty years. In the early seventies, tourism was a new direction for the island rural communities and economies, having a complicated and multileveled spatial organization, knowing that it involves effectively: 'international', 'national', 'territorial' and 'local' level, over the island space, which was mostly believed as a 'closed' system ('closed' local society, local economy etc). In these terms tourism has become today the main factor of regional and local growth, affecting to: the evolution and agglomeration of the population, the function of the local labour market and the distribution of labour, land uses and the location of services and central activities, the role of small towns and settlements and their 'connectivity' level with 'autonomous' (how much?) tourist areas. We examine -as a case study- the above matters in a 'fully' tourist developed area of the greek islands space: Kos and Nisyros spatial unity, located in South Aegean (totally about 30,000 resident population and 32,000 hotel beds in 2000). Our research was based in empirical/ qualitative information but also in secondary/ quantitative data, comparatively presented. At the beginning we attempt to build a 'scenario' describing the process of the development. We detect the development phases by checking the spread sequence of the tourist units (and activities) compared with the existing spatial structure of the island/ rural case study area ('how'). At the same time we try to explain and connect this process with the changes within the local economy, the local community and the basic 'rules' of the land market ('why'). This 'scenario' is used as a framework for (the) following specific investigations referring to: -the differentiated evolution of the population in each island town/ settlement, due to a number of reasons related directly to the agglomeration of the tourist activities, -the changes in the location and the categories of labour and its increasing mobility, as a result of the special characteristics of tourism, -the role of the transportations and the spatial forms of the retail sector in a tourist environment, -the functional relations and the networking between a tourist area and a small town/ rural settlement, investigating whether the tourist areas are functionally embodied with the surrounding settlements. Finally the paper comes to some schematic types of spatial relations according to the size of each settlement and the spatial relations it develops in general. These spatial types contain the main conclusions of the above analysis and they describe how the area is transformed and reshaped under the changing developing procedures.
Pori Haghiou Ioannou Monemvasias
No full textBurkhalter Fabienne, Philippa-Touchais Anna. Pori Haghiou Ioannou Monemvasias. In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 127, livraison 2, 2003. p. 792
Stoquastic Hamiltonians and the Monte Carlo sign problem
No full textMasters Thesis on the Monte Carlo sign problem and stoquastic Hamiltonians
Author: Marios Ioannou
Supervisor: Prof. Barbara Terha
Ioannou, Photios G. (1979), "ΤΟΠΙΚΗ ΣΥΝΑΦΕΙΑ ΧΑΛΥΒΑ-ΣΚΥΡΟΔΕΜΑΤΟΣ ΚΑΙ ΛΟΓΙΣΜΙΤΙΚΗ ΔΙΕΡΕΥΝΗΣΗ ΤΩΝ ΣΥΝΕΠΕΙΩΝ ΤΗΣ ΣΤΗ ΜΗΧΑΝΙΚΗ ΣΥΜΠΕΡΙΦΟΡΑ ΤΟΥ ΩΠΛΙΣΜΕΝΟΥ ΣΚΥΡΟΔΕΜΑΤΟΣ", Dipl. Eng. Dissertation, Civil Engineering Dept., National Technical University of Athens, Greece, June 1979.
No full textAn analytical computerized method is presented which is capable of directly and easily determining the distribution of steel stress, concrete stress, bond stress, and steel-to-concrete slip along a steel bar inserted in a mass of concrete. The method can deal with generalized cyclic loading, assuming appropriate constitutive curves for steel and concrete and focal-bond to local-slip relationships. A series of analytical applications is given regarding pullout tests under monotonic loading, and axially loaded elements under both monotonic and cyclic loading. Finally, flexural members are also analyzed employing suitable simple models, and their moment-curvature curves are obtained under reversed bending.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/198867/1/Tassios-Yannopoulos-1981-Analytical_Studies_on_Reinforced_Concrete_Members_Under_Cyclic_Loading_Based_on_Bond_Stress-Slip_Relationships.pdfhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/198867/2/Ioannou,P.G.-1979-NTUA-DiplEng-Dissertation-in_Greek.pdfDescription of Tassios-Yannopoulos-1981-Analytical_Studies_on_Reinforced_Concrete_Members_Under_Cyclic_Loading_Based_on_Bond_Stress-Slip_Relationships.pdf : ACI Article in English based on Diploma Thesis of P.G. IoannouDescription of Ioannou,P.G.-1979-NTUA-DiplEng-Dissertation-in_Greek.pdf : 1979 NTUA Diploma Thesis of P.G. Ioannou - in GreekSEL
La Shoah à Salonique dans l’œuvre de l’écrivain Georges Ioannou
No full textSalonique est la ville grecque qui a le plus souffert de la Shoah. Longtemps surnommée « la Jérusalem des Balkans », la capitale historique de la Macédoine grecque est devenue presque judenrein à la fin de l’Occupation. Dans l’œuvre de Georges Ioannou (1927-1985), l’un des plus grands prosateurs de la Grèce d’après-guerre, la Shoah occupe une place particulière, parce que l’auteur est hanté par les fantômes du passé. Dans les pages qui suivent, le lecteur pourra lire deux des sept textes écrits par Ioannou sur son expérience de témoin de la Shoah à Salonique.Salonika is the Greek town that suffered the most from the Holocaust. Called “the Balkans Jerusalem” for a long time, the historical main town of Greek Macedonia is almost “judenrein” at the end of the German occupation. In the work of George Ioannou (1927-1985), one of the most important prose writer of Post-War Greece, the Holocaust has a special place because the author is haunted by ghosts from the past. In the following pages, the reader will discover two of the seven texts written by Ioannou, as witness, from his own experience of the Holocaust in Salonika.Η Θεσσαλονίκη είναι η ελληνική πόλη η οποία περισσότερο υπέφερε από το Ολοκαύτωμα. Αυτή που ονομάστηκε η «Ιερουσαλήμ των Βαλκανίων» βρέθηκε «άνευ Ιουδαίων» στο τέλος της γερμανικής κατοχής. Στο έργο του Γιώργου Ιωάννου [1927-1985], ο οποίος υπήρξε ένας από τους πιο σημαντικούς πεζογράφους της μεταπολεμικής Ελλάδας, το Ολοκαύτωμα κατέχει μια ιδιαίτερη θέση, καθώς τα φαντάσματα του παρελθόντος στοιχειώνουν τον συγγραφέα. Στις παρακάτω σελίδες ο αναγνώστης θα διαβάσει δύο από τα επτά κείμενα τα οποία ο Ιωάννου, μάρτυρας του Ολοκαυτώματος στην Θεσσαλονίκη, έγραψε από την προσωπική του εμπειρία
A low power, low bandwidth protocol for remote wireless terminals
No full textThesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1995.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 74-75).by George Ioannou Hadjiyiannis.M.S
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