Théories féministes de l’éducation : où est le care ? by Vanina Mozziconacci

“…In this article, I provide an overview of the field of U.S. feminist education in the 1980s-1990s in order to locate theories of care among the different models available. …”
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A study of the land use and development in Muar / by 215376 Lim, Sandra

“…The second part attempts to describe the land use arrangement of teh town which currently exists. Location theories are applied to teh structure of land use development in Muar. …”

Book Review of In Dialogue With Reggio Emilia: Listening, Researching, and Learning by Carlina Rinaldi by Farveh Ghafouri

“…Moreover, this review locates theory and practice in Reggio Emilia schools as situated within its particular context.…”
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Land value as a function of distance from the CBD: The case of the eastern suburbs of Pretoria by AC Jordaan, BE Drost, MA Makgata

“…This paper review selected residential location theories and the factors influencing location decisions. …”
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State-level Location Determinants of Japanese Automotive FDI in Mexico by Leo Guzmán-Anaya, María Guadalupe Lugo-Sánchez

“… Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) location theories highlight the regional factors that influence the location and spatial distribution of the investment project. …”
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The growth of Batu Pahat : a special reference to the development of landed property / by 283498 Tan, Hwee Chu

“…Chapter 3 attempts to aply location theories into the structure of land use developemnt in batu Pahat. …”

What makes Napa Napa? The roots of success in the wine industry by Anil Hira, Tim Swartz

“…We examine the sources of Napa’s success by testing factors from leading industrial location theories against statistical and qualitative evidence. …”
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Industry in seaports in Poland by Tadeusz Bocheński

“…The research includes both the industry directly related to the maritime economy, including shipbuilding and fish processing, as well as industrial enterprises located there for economic reasons following classical location theories. Seaports in Poland, due to the level of industrial development, can be divided into four groups: with a developed and diverse industry (Gdańsk and Szczecin), with one sector dominating (Gdynia, Police, Elbląg), with a small shipbuilding industry and factories operating for the needs of fisheries (Świnoujście, Kołobrzeg, Władysławowo, Ustka, Łeba), without any developed industry (others).…”
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The Cunning of Architecture's Reason by Jarzombek, Mark

“…The question of how to locate theory, which is of course an extension of the question of how to locate modernity, is, I shall argue, still tied up in Hegel’s studied – and cunning – ambivalence to architecture as a philosophical project. …”
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Selection of Rail Station Locations on an Intercity Route Regarding Maximum Users’ Economic Profits by Yi Guo, Abdol Aziz Shahraki

“…In this paper, we find optimal places to locate train stations according to location theories and particular natural and socioeconomic characteristics. …”
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Evolution of Welfare Theories in the Postulates of Economic Schools and Concepts by Iryna Hrynchyshyn

“…It is established that the theory of welfare was marked by polarised trends in the prevalence of the market or state; the theory of welfare is based on the imperatives of economic growth (location theories, neoclassical theories, theories of cumulative growth, institutional theories, and new theories of regional development); search for indicators of human development that go “beyond GDP”. …”
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Red de archivos literarios latinoamericanos by Elena Romiti

“…It proposes the research of those archives as plural sources of knowledge as well as a way of access to a located theory, related to the fragmentation of the Latin American subject and his memory. …”
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Schools’ Strategic Responses to Competition in Segregated Urban Areas: Patterns in School Locations in Metropolitan Detroit by Charisse Atibagos Gulosino, Christopher Lubienski

“…In doing this, we draw on theories from the literatures on industrial organizations and locational theories as they apply to what we are calling local education markets. …”
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PERSEPSI STAKEHOLDERS TERHADAP LOKASI LAMA PASAR DAN LOKASI BARU PEMINDAHAN PASAR DI KOTA CIANJUR by , WILLYBORDUS WAHYU PRANANTO, , Prof. Dr. R. Rijanta, M.Si.

“…Thereâ��s a new orientation of shopping activities location of the buyers just as location theories. This new orientation of buyers movement potentially cause the failure of local government plan to reach the city renewal by reducing the traffic jam in the central of the city into a new traffic jam in the other side of the city. …”

Economic development challenges in the City of Cambridge : the biotechnology industry by Mitchell, Brandon, 1963-

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FlexMarket : a transient mode of local exchange by Dunnam, Jennifer (Jennifer L.)

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Unravelling functional neurology: a scoping review of theories and clinical applications in a context of chiropractic manual therapy by Anne-Laure Meyer, Amanda Meyer, Sarah Etherington, Charlotte Leboeuf-Yde

“…Chiropractors, known to use FN, were invited based on their geographical location. Theories were mainly uncovered in the textbook as were all aspects of the clinical applications except treatment plans. …”
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‘Waar het volk is, is de nering’: Bewinkelingspatroon en winkelarchitectuur in Amsterdam, circa 1550-1850 by Clé Lesger

“…Shops selling food and other daily necessities were – in line with existing location theories – dispersed across the city. For centuries Amsterdam shops had an open character reminiscent of market stalls. …”
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How co-locating public mental health interventions in community settings impacts mental health and health inequalities: a multi-site realist evaluation by Cleo Baskin, Fiona Duncan, Emma A. Adams, Emily J. Oliver, Gillian Samuel, Shamini Gnani

“…Results Five overarching co-location theories were elicited and supported. Co-located services: (1) improved provision of holistic and person-centred support; (2) reduced stigma by creating non-judgemental environments that were not associated with clinical or mental health services; (3) delivered services in psychologically safe environments by creating a culture of empathy, friendliness and trust where people felt they were being treated with dignity and respect; (4) helped to overcome barriers to accessibility by making service access less costly and more time efficient, and (5) enhance the sustainability of services through better pooling of resources. …”
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