In a bewildering world of global economics, multinational institutions and mass migration, many people are anxious about losing their sense of place; they feel abandoned by their own elites.
Sanitation improvements were instituted in border markets, schools, institutions, and mass gatherings.
At that time, most people in the field came from one of three institutions: either Mass General where I was, from Janni's institute in Tübingen, or from the Oregon group, where Monte Westerfield and Chuck Kimmel were based.
University administrators should inspire and manage educational institutions, not mass entertainment businesses.
Within two weeks there would be enormous civilian casualties, a catastrophic breakdown in essential institutions, and mass civil unrest.
Universities have changed considerably since the end of the 19th century, transformed from small, elitist institutions to mass learning ones.
Information obtained from sources other than medical institutions, including mass media and patient groups, played an important role for patients in reaching proper treatment.
He said universities needed to move away from the traditional lecture model and embrace one of five models: the elite institution, the mass university, the niche institute, the local university or the institution that specialises in educating mature students.
It is almost a national institution, providing mass (if badly paid) employment and sourcing its ingredients in Russia.
The author outlines with exemplary clarity Lenin's cruelty, his illegal and brutal seizure of power, his glee in ordering executions, the institution of mass terror as a means of political control and the construction of the first camps in what later became the gulag.
