Planning Egypt’s New Settlements: The Politics of Spatial Inequities Rhoda ReddockThis study critically analyzes the paradigms and practices of planning in Egypt since 1952. Based on primary and secondary data, the study argues that under Nasser, plans often diverged from their blueprints and revealed the myth of technical objectivity that underpinned the planning industry. Under Sadat, the systematic exclusion of planners from decision making apparatuses accompanied profit opportunism in favor of private interests. The study then
combining the best of traditional approaches to learning and teaching to make best use of the advantages of each while minimizing the disadvantages
Drawing on research funded by the Economic and Social Research Council
European and Asian relations
The architecture and decoration of tombs 71 and 353 at Senwosret
The chapter explains the use of GWAS for controlling population structure and familial relatedness
while speeding up the improvement of cassava value chains – from production in the field to consumption on the plate
and to educate nurses to develop their own skills of reasoning and judgement
An optimally functioning gastrointestinal tract (GIT) is fundamental to combatting intestinal pathogen colonisation at all the stages of life
will be the key factor to improve stable rice production
a group of audacious middle- and upper-class British women volunteers who nursed and worked as driver-mechanics during the First World War
The movement of plant propagation material across countries and continents allows for the exchange of high-quality planting material providing producers with superior germplasm
It reviews the process of transforming conventional systems into Conservation Agriculture systems and provides an overview of the main practices and benefits possible in these systems and their potential contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
