American Literature and the Culture of Reprinting, 1834-1853 delineates a distinctive literary culture that was regional in articulation and transnational in scope, while questioning the grounds of the startlingly recent but nonetheless powerful equation of the national interest with the extension of authors' rights.
These questions, previously confined to the domains of engineering, ecology, or regional planning, now require articulation through design.
And to what extent does this articulation vary according to regional actor constellations?
The objective was to assess the extent to which UNICEF engages strategically in education sector policy articulation and advocacy at the global and regional levels.
Purpose/Objective: The purpose of the evaluation was to examine UNICEF's contribution in "upstream" work in education, to assess the extent to which UNICEF engages strategically in education sector policy articulation and advocacy at the global and regional levels.
Second, we divided the regional effects according to whether they arose at the level of word retrieval or articulation.
According to the editors of this collection, these centre on the nature and extent of pastoral economic contributions, the specific articulations of pastoralist economies with world markets and the persistent emphasis on regional as opposed to comparative, global analyses of pastoral production and marketing systems.
In sum, the effect of bilingualism on regional activations in naming and reading is best explained by greater demands on the processes of word retrieval, articulation, and postarticulatory monitoring that are in common with word processing in monolinguals.
The spatial arrangement and visual articulation of the two asylums is interpreted in the context of the interaction of psychiatry and the politics of regional autonomy.
Articulation, pedalling, dynamics.
