Sentence examples for socioeconomic engineering from inspiring English sources

Such are the ironies of the cautionary tales we tell ourselves about socioeconomic engineering.

The Soviet Union was the first among many "underdeveloped" countries in which national leaders with pseudo-scientific visions of socioeconomic engineering exposed their societies to immense suffering.

What is new and truly world-historical is that this has happened world-historical isesthate have so far identhised rebellions against top-down socioeconomic engineering only in non-Western and underdeveloped countries.

Still, "Tombstone" easily supersedes all previous chronicles of the famine, and is one of the best insider accounts of the Party's inner workings during this period, offering an unrivalled picture of socioeconomic engineering within a rigid ideological framework.

Such assessment involves many factors, including socioeconomic factors, disaster prevention engineering facilities, and non-engineering measures.

Collectively, this more holistic analysis of the flood system can identify likely trends in flood risk and the wide range of potential mitigation options embracing engineering, ecological, or socioeconomic measures, including hybrid combined approaches.

The most obvious class is made up of massive engineering attacks on very broad socioeconomic problems.

The overarching aim of this framework is to relate engineering design and retrofit practices to socioeconomic expectations of a community as a whole, and to provide a vehicle for risk-informed resilience-based decision-making under natural hazard events.

Permafrost degradation can have severe socioeconomic consequences as most of the existing infrastructure will require expensive engineering solutions to maintain economic activities on permafrost.

Still other problems reflect the fact that existing systems analysts are trained preponderantly in the physical sciences and engineering and thus may not be well matched to the socioeconomic issues they are likely to confront, though most systems analysis groups working in socioeconomic questions try to balance their strength by adding appropriate missing skills.

Rather than household biogas production, engineering projects are more popular in those advanced regions that have better socioeconomic and technological conditions; abundant raw material is another significant factor (Li and Xue 2010).