Fractal Modernisation Model of Industrial Areas’ Environment in Developing Countries
Fractal Modernisation Model of Industrial Areas’ Environment in Developing Countries

Author: Dr. Mihyar M. Awad

Publisher: Xlibris Corporation

Published: 2015-12-18

Total Pages: 380

ISBN-13: 1499080174

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The Book is emerging a deeper sense of understanding the morphology of industrial districts in terms of their form, process, scale, statistics and dynamics to enable us to map out our approach for developing irregular dynamical industrial districts. Environmental condition of industrial district in developing countries is in perpetual change, which leads to the failure of the classical modernisation method in achieving their goals. Therefore, the need for dynamical and flexible system is very urgent in such conditions. The fractal modernisation method of industrial Areas, which created by this research is characterised by flexible urban modernisation system, hierarchical metamorphosis, information network and dynamical promotional system. As well as, featured by perpetual repetition of planning process on time by self-organisational structures. Those are features give this method its durability and capability to meet the actual and futuristic needs of randomly dynamical industrial districts of developing countries.

Technology and Industrial Parks in Emerging Countries
Technology and Industrial Parks in Emerging Countries

Author: Andrés Rodríguez-Pose

Publisher: Springer

Published: 2014-06-16

Total Pages: 115

ISBN-13: 3319079921

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Industrial and technology parks are commonly regarded as a policy panacea. They tend to be considered as the ideal instrument to alleviate an assortment of institutional, political, economic, social and ultimately, technological weaknesses and often form the centrepiece of development strategies. Yet, the real impact of industrial and technology parks, especially in emerging countries is still poorly understood. Focusing on examples from Latin America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East, the book represents a first approach to understand the potential and reality of industrial and technology parks in emerging countries. It is argued that although some parks have been successful in addressing a range of key problems, including underdevelopment, unemployment and a lack of investment, the majority have failed to deliver, rendering the promise of many parks little more than a pipedream.

The Environmental Management of Industrial Estates
The Environmental Management of Industrial Estates

Author:

Publisher: UNEP/Earthprint

Published: 1997

Total Pages: 154

ISBN-13: 9280716522

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This United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) guide is the first stage in the process of preparing advice for estate managers. It proposes a practical set of options for day-to-day work activities based on the best current experience. Intended for government officials, estate managers & industry leaders, the publication offers, among other things, environmental guidelines for new as well as existing industrial estates, the formulation of environmental policy & cleaner production & resource recovery.

The Developing Countries
The Developing Countries

Author: S.A. Kuz'min

Publisher: Routledge

Published: 2018-12-13

Total Pages: 113

ISBN-13: 1351696351

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This title was first published in 1965. In this book, the analysis of production indicators and various aspects of the economic effectiveness of factory and small-scale industry is made chiefly on the basis of statistical materials of India, Burma, and Pakistan because these materials are the most complete and comprehensive. Unfortunately, statistics on other countries do not permit us to arrive at any kind of coherent idea as to the basic indicators of the activity of small-scale industry and are therefore used only as supplementary illustrative material for the basic conclusions. The author hopes that subsequent research on this important and urgent problem will extend our understanding of it and will introduce into scientific circulation a broader range of statistical materials, including those on other developing countries.

Factory Designing For Developing Countries
Factory Designing For Developing Countries

Author: Shrinivas Utgikar

Publisher: Lulu.com

Published: 2009-12-28

Total Pages: 147

ISBN-13: 0557231906

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Industrial buildings are many times designed mainly to enclose the machines and production-line. More emphasis is given to make project look impressive rather than considering the climatic conditions, worker's requirement and comfort. The main force behind production, that is humans, are generally neglected . Attempt is made in this book to give general basic essential information required for designing a factory in tropical climate for a place where technology is not that advanced and not easily and economically available.

Industrialisation in Backward Areas
Industrialisation in Backward Areas

Author: M.L. Narasaiah

Publisher: Discovery Publishing House

Published: 2003

Total Pages: 92

ISBN-13: 9788171416295

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Contents: Introduction, APIIC and its Promotional Activities, Profile of the Region, Industrial Development, Conclusion.

The Shape of the East Asian Economy to Come
The Shape of the East Asian Economy to Come

Author: Benny Teh Cheng Guan

Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

Published: 2009-12-14

Total Pages: 254

ISBN-13: 1443817856

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Sometimes we hope to see a "Savior" of the secular world coming from an unknown alien realm. Such imaginings can encourage us to create both new concerns and goals toward which we scramble. We are always looking for the birth of a Venus. Since the "Miracle of East Asia" was pronounced by the World Bank, Asian economic development has been set against a specific background. Tigers have been sought in the jungles of Asia in place of the tragedies found in Africa or South America. However the Asian economic crisis exposed the misconduct of policy advocated by the then dominant worldly consensus. East Asian developments once again gave an urgent impetus to reexamining conventional wisdom. More recently, the coalescence of an "East Asian economic community" forms a backdrop for discussions on the future shape of the global system. Through this new paradigm will it be possible to further cultivate the fruits of Asian economic experiences? Or, by this rhetoric, will we merely be attempting a lonely effort to seek deliverance from the current realities of the savage world of the free market economy? This volume sheds light on various aspects of and phases in the most recent arguments, bringing together the work of European and East Asian scholars. Part One is devoted to the political and economic dynamics contributing to the emergence of an integrating East Asian entity. Part Two illustrates the challenges and problems faced by selected individual countries that would need to be overcome in creating an East Asian economy.