North-South Asymmetry in a closed Magnetophere

North-south asymmetry in Martian crater slopes

[1] The presence of an extensive ice-rich layer in the near subsurface of the Martian regolith could result in viscous creep responsible for softening of craters at middle and high latitudes. The temperature of ground ice will vary spatially within a crater owing to the effect of slope on the effective angle of insolation. The temperature at a particular latitude will also vary temporally owing...

North-South asymmetry in the ionosphere and seismic activity

[1] A retrospective study of the North-South asymmetry (NSA) during the solstices is made using the different geospace parameters in the North and South magnetic hemispheres. The NSA features are investigated using Total Electron Content, TEC, and Global Electron Content, GEC, produced from global ionospheric maps, GIM-TEC for 1999-2013, the Ionospheric Electron Content, IEC, measured by Topex-...

North–north, North–south, and South–south Relations

Will Information Technology Reshape the North-South Asymmetry of Power in the Global Political Economy?

Digital technologies are sufficiently disruptive to current ways of doing things to call into question assumptions about the “inevitability” or “natural state” of many economic processes and organizational principles. In particular, the impact of digital technologies on our conceptions of property rights has potentially dramatic implications for the North-South divide and the distribution of po...

Long-term changes in the North--South asymmetry of solar activity