However, despite institutional innovations and the dislocation resulting from rapid industrialization, political developments continued to be shaped primarily by traditional loyalties and attitudes.
Trump's strongest support in the primaries and in the general election came disproportionately from the least well educated whites — those who, as Acemoglu and Autor argue, are most vulnerable to the economic dislocation resulting from automation, the rise of a robot work force, global trade and outsourcing.
The figure also does not take account of the depopulation and social dislocation resulting from incessant warfare and banditry, resulting famine and disease, and the intensification of slavery within African society, where it was usually the young women who were taken as captive "wives" because of their utility as kinless and therefore unprotected agricultural labour.
Mr. Moran relates it with supple fluidity, but Mr. Guare's allegory of survivor's guilt lacks the vivid specificity of Czyzewska's life story; tales of trauma and dislocation resulting from the horrors of World War II are not, after all, scarce in literature, and Mr. Guare's is little more than an amplified anecdote.
CT provides excellent depiction of bone fragments, defining their presence and location, and eventual testicular dislocation resulting from a blunt pelvic injury [19, 20, 21].
The distal radius fractures, which were treated conservatively, were predominantly extra-articular type A fractures (according to AO-classification) and fractures with little comminution or dislocation resulting from low-energy trauma.
This debate between risk versus safety affects the distribution of costs for dislocations resulting from markets.
When the costs of the economic dislocations caused by the depth and duration of economic dislocations resulting from inappropriate monetary policies outweigh the benefits of exchange rate certainty, then the grouping of countries is not an optimal currency area.
Crime rates in Georgia increased after independence because of the social dislocations resulting from the conflicts in Abkhazia and South Ossetia, a lack of civil authority in parts of the country, and regional instability caused by the war in Nagorno-Karabakh.
Under the high strain rates of cutting, the underlying mechanisms include the accumulation of stress fields around dislocations resulting from plastic deformation as well as thermal expansion and shrinking phenomena associated with the dissipation of mechanical energy.
At the same time, the loss of white non-college voters has diminished pressure within the Democratic Party to address the dislocations resulting from globalization and automation, especially the loss of low-to-medium-skill jobs that paid high wages to workers without college degrees.
