It provides a detailed description of innovation identifying regional differences in terms of historical heritage, technological specialization, commitments and main actors involved in this process, before and after the fall of communism.
The concerns of many major humanists were narrowed by inevitable historical processes of specialization, to the extent that, in a large number of cases, humanism lost its comprehensive thrust and became a predominantly academic or literary pursuit.
Her areas of specialization include historical and political sociology, religious and ethnic toleration, nationhood and forms of nationalism, state control and dissent against imperial states, and the Ottoman Empire in comparative perspective.
He selected historical painting as his specialization, and finished his first major work, Tsars Shuyski before Zygmunt III (Carowie Szujscy przed Zygmuntem III), in 1853 (he would return to this topic in a year before his death, in 1892 ).
Areas of specialization are: comparative and historical sociology; population studies, medical sociology, economic sociology, social psychology, sociology of religion and culture, and social networks and stratification.
The historical evolution of free ports underlines a growing complexification and specialization that has led to a multitude of models, each fitting a specific regulatory and operational framework.
The sheer breadth of Kirstein's endeavor — so unthinkable in the present age of specialization — has made him appear to many people to be the last historical example of the Renaissance man.
Hence, confirming the historical source, beekeeping in Iron Age Northern Italy appears to be characterized by a remarkably high degree of specialization.
All majors, regardless of language or area of specialization, receive grounding in courses that are East Asia-wide, and that require a serious encounter with the historical past of the region, not just of a single country.
