"Whereas previous centuries generally witnessed conflict between just a few dominant powers," he notes, "today many more countries are industrialized or on the path to industrialization -- so the number of major contenders for resources is greater than ever before".
Naturally existing nanoparticles aside, industrialization caused different paths for the passive uptake of nanoparticles into the human body, and a vast majority of nanoparticles are actively taken through many consumer products.
Its path to industrialization was paved with corporate tax breaks.
By the 1980s Thailand had embarked on a solid path of industrialization; even the economic crisis of the late 20th century only slowed, but did not halt, this economic transformation.
The path to industrialization that Snow envisions follows W. W. Rostow's "take-off into sustained growth," part of 1950s modernization theory holding that all countries could follow the same trajectory of development.
In other words, structural transformation from the agricultural sector to the manufacturing sector gives rise to industrialization and develops a path toward a technological frontier.
A "big push" theory of growth (e.g. Rosenstein-Rodan 1943; Murphy et al. 1989) might suggest that higher levels of income could have put the U.S. on a path towards industrialization.
With the country trailing the path of industrialization, there is large potential for the total CO2 to increase as the energy consumption rises to compensate for the growing and economy.
Older nations will have the privilege to help younger nations get started on the path to industrialization, but there must be neither military nor economic imperialism".
Bhopal and its aftermath were a warning that the path to industrialization, for developing countries in general and India in particular, is fraught with human, environmental and economic perils.
