The failure of companies to adequately disclose material homeland security information denies investors the ability to weigh the risks of their investment decisions.
Ms. Makeba will offer many of the traditional songs that brought her international renown, as well as material from "Homeland," her first new studio recording in six years.
Polymer nanocomposites are predicted to find multiple applications in various sectors of the economy, such as packaging, coatings, consumer goods, automotive, construction materials, structural materials, and even homeland security.
This history is explored through artifacts and documentary material at the Homeland War Museum, set within a Napoleonic fort at the base of the cable car station.
Senegalese migrants are renowned in the qualitative literature for practicing "transnational livelihoods" predicated on circulation between the destination and the homeland and the accumulation of material wealth and social status in Senegal in preparation for an eventual return.
Mr. Zhang has placed "a progressive emphasis on Chinese sources with which he finds great inspiration in the shared memory of symbols, stories, and materials of his homeland," she noted.
In Spain, while working for a Bible society, he found his literary homeland, whence came the raw materials for The Zincali: An Account of the Gypsies in Spain (1841) and for his brilliantly picturesque, yet highly informative, travel book The Bible in Spain (published 1842; title page date 1843).
Danticat's tender new book about loss and the unquenchable passion for homeland makes us remember the powerful material from which most fiction is wrought: it comes from childhood, and place.
On a sombre note, the Haiti earthquake of 2010 united Haitian writers living in Quebec in the effort to provide material help for their Caribbean homeland.
The diaspora-centred development agenda holds that migrants lead transnational lives and contribute to the material well being of their homelands both from afar and via circular migration.
