Yet, these shifts were possible only through the simultaneity of technological advances and the socio-legal and economic realignment of reproduction on a global scale.
These changes could include war fatigue, realignment of alliances and proxies, and economic and financial developments.
Citigroup is moving more than 1,000 employees to New Jersey from Lower Manhattan, according to government officials and real estate executives, in a major realignment that raises new doubts about the pace of economic rejuvenation downtown.
It appeared that PVH was orchestrating a systematic realignment of its businesses, which ensured that economic benefit flowed directly to the master company.
In that decade, as now, a long period of economic consensus was coming to a close, amid talk of great political realignments and upheavals; parliament was hung.
Jobs may be a lagging indicator of economic recovery, but consecutive summers of "staycations" may be a leading indicator of political realignment.
What soon became evident was threefold: the economic stratification within black America, the political realignment of southern politics and the evolution of the struggle of equality from the streets to the legislature.
With Mandarin's ascent has come a realignment of power in Chinese-American communities, where the recent immigrants are gaining economic and political clout, said Peter Kwong, a professor of Asian-American studies at Hunter College.
Berle is largely forgotten today, yet with that book he succeeded in persuading Americans to see their economic system in a new way — and helped set the stage for the most fundamental realignment of power since abolition.
Structural changes in policy such as a realignment of spending priorities, debt relief, equitable trade policies and a commitment to global corporate responsibility must complement other economic aid mechanisms for improving public health in the future.
