... voting. This is not true. If people
began making these computations and then refraining from voting, this would raise the value of D, since
Chapter 16 Public Choice: Politics in
Government and ...
maximize waste. They can increase their salaries, improve their working conditions, or
Chapter 16 Public Choice: Politics in
Government and the Workplace...
... University
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training/collaborations with business and industry; meeting the
training and education needs of businesses within 60 mile radius
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Business accelerators and/ or entrepreneurial initiatives
Linking teaching and research to business opportunities
Collaboration with...
... 5
Locating and understanding e -government 7
Structure and argument of the book 10
Undertaking the study 12
2 Conceptualising Technology and Government 17
The things things do 20
Governmentality 24
Information ... of thinking about and
governing the world, that is, new governmentalities. On this point it is
worth observing that the institution of government has, since...
... to make a living including
punishing the capitalist-minded bourgeois. For example, the film starts with the main character
smiling and laughing out loud. The late 1950s brought the forced collectivization ... reform the arts faculties in the universities. The students must go
down and engage in industry, agriculture and commerce" (201, Reader), said Mao. Mao shu...
... discussed in Section 1.6, including their use and their health risks.
Since the history of radionuclides is immediately connected with our under-
standing of matter, and thus with the study of atoms and ... extent of the spread of contamination. The remaining chapters of this
book discuss the hazards and radiation safety connected with radionuclides in
foods and the...
... particles, including
α particles and neutrons. Their effects in the upper atmosphere lead to nuclear
interactions with nitrogen and oxygen atoms and molecules resulting in the
production of
14
C and ... and rocks that make up the Earth’s geosphere and atmosphere can be
transferred into the biosphere by many organisms and bioaccumulated in the food
chain. Indeed,...
...
131
I in the
vicinity of the point of release. Predicted situation 24 hours from the beginning of the
release. The point of the release is the site of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. The
source ... LLC
Radioactivity in the Air 53
FIGURE 3.4 Example of the map of ground deposition of
137
Cs in the vicinity of the
point of release. Predicted situation 24 hou...
... belonging to the same natural series. The water passes through the
solid grain either in the bedrock of the aquifers or in the soils from the drainage
area. The rate of this weathering is not the ... km. The separation line is
imaginary, but it is true that the major part of the atmosphere resides in the
troposphere, and the relevant processes and changes...
... on the possible increase in the concentration of some
natural radionuclides in soil, water, and even in the airborne dust in the State of
Chihuahua, Mexico, due to human activities. The mining ... by
plants and may be distributed in the food chain.
The nuclear power industry may increase its contribution in the future because
of the scarcity of fossil fuels...
... rivers that maintain a minimum water flow, allowing the
evacuation of residual heat while limiting the increase of the river water temperature
downstream from the discharge point. Other industries ... radioactive cloud, inhalation, and soil deposition) and
dispersion in surface waters (contamination of drinking water). Most do not
include food chain contamination or ingestion of...