The main Italian war cemeteries were not finished until 1938, and their positioning in some cases carried special political meaning, emphasising Italy's right to claim important, but ethnically diverse, border regions.
Those Jews, say these observers, is educated, lives in diverse settings, borders major Jewish resources in New York City and works in creative fields like the arts, research and education.
When ordinary people come to share this view, the system is in grave danger.That moment may be some time away: the Russian economy is more flexible than the Soviet one, the elite is more diverse, the borders are open and there are safety valves to release dissatisfaction.
First, a detailed analysis of pre-stack depth-migrated seismic lines crossing the Central Basin enable us to discuss the space and time relations of the large and smaller nested basins of the inner depression, as well as the diversity of style and rate of activity of motion at the diverse basin border faults.
It was a time when the Roman Empire's dominion over the diverse civilizations bordering the Mediterranean led to unprecedented prosperity and spiritual hunger.
Although several books have been written about the strategic and geopolitical significance of the Indian Ocean — Robert D. Kaplan's "Monsoon," for instance — there is little awareness of the cultural and historical ties that bind diverse nations bordering the bay.
In the bottom 35 countries ranked as having "low human development", all but three are in vastly diverse Africa, where borders drawn by colonialists showed no respect for tribal, linguistic or religious identities.
"If any conclusions emerged from the debate in Davos, it was that no single proposal or new piece of regulation was likely to be applicable worldwide, across diverse cultures and borders".
It was a single state as big as, though more geographically diverse than Europe (its borders enclosed subtropical forests and freezing mountains, paddy fields and desert), that took months to traverse from north to south.
In discussions of theories of globalization, the fact of global interdependence refers to the unprecedented extent, intensity, and speed of social interactions across borders, encompassing diverse dimensions of human conduct from trade and cultural exchange to migration (Held, et al 1999).
