Scottish theme towns: have new identities enhanced development?

Scottish Theme Towns: Have New Identities Enhanced Development?

Changing Dialects and Identities in a Scottish-English Community

Some Social Problems of New Towns

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All congruence lattice identities implying modularity have

For an arbitrary lattice identity implying modularity (or at least congruence modularity) a Mal’tsev condition is given such that the identity holds in congruence lattices of algebras of a variety if and only if the variety satisfies the corresponding Mal’tsev condition. This research was partially supported by the NFSR of Hungary (OTKA), grant no. T034137 and T026243, and also by the Hungarian...

Racial Variation in Relation to Infant Mortality in the Four Principal Scottish Towns.

In the course of a detailed investigation of the infant mortality statistics of Aberdeen from 1856 to 1926, and of the various factors which might be considered to have a bearing on this mortality, including a comparison of the conditions of life in the four principal Scottish townls, it was discovered that the infant deaths from developmental causes formed the most important group. It is propo...