Coastal Communities Environmental Concerns Based on Civic Culture

Civic Associations and Urban Communities

Swine Species: Symposium: Environmental Concerns Based on Swine Production

algae had no significant effect on DMD, CH4 or NH4–N (P>0.374), but lower CH4 emissions were generally observed with increasing protection level. Slower turnover rate and lower protection level may serve to promote toxic effects of the algae on rumen microbes, as indicated by the observed onset of floating digesta mat instability, which may reflect reduced production of fermentation gases (CH4 ...

Swine symposium: environmental concerns based on swine production.

Pilot Testing of Civic Culture Interview

The average interview length was roughly 28.8 minutes with a median of 27.0. The interview instrument contained roughly 135 items. Thus, interviewers were able to ask roughly 4.2 questions per minute. The interview was planned to take an average of 20 minutes, suggesting that approximately 41 questions would need to be deleted to reduce the interview length to the 20 minutes planned and budgete...

Civic Culture in Western and Eastern Europe

A              in the social sciences is that civic traditions are more salient in Western Europe than in Central and Eastern Europe. Among the scholars who subscribe to this view, there are many who have located the origin of the difference in the pre-modern past. Typically they see the appearance of autonomous cities in many parts of Western Europe in the late Middle Ages as the ...