Background: Sediments are inseparable fractions of wetland ecosystems that work as a his-torical archive in the process of recording heavy metal aggregation changes. This study was carried out for assessing Co, Ni, and Zn in sediment samples of Mighan Wetland using geo-accumulation index in 2013. Methods:The sediment samples were taken from 11 stations. The samples were subjected to bulk dige...

Geo-features play a key role in object-oriented or feature-based geo-processing system. So the strategy for how-tomanage and how-to-model the geo-features builds the main architecture of the entire system and also supports the efficiency and functionality of the system. Unlike the conventional 2D geo-processing system, geo-features in 3D GIS have lots to be considered to model regarding the eff...

Let us start with an example of health policy analysis in action. Within that category of countries loosely known as ‘the West’, quite basic differences exist in attitudes to health policy and also actual health policy. Comparing the US with mainland Europe and indeed Canada, for example, one perceives a difference in attitude on the part of the majority towards collectivism and individualism i...

This article examines the deepening of socio-economic inequality manifested as dualisation in South Korea and deregulation Hong Kong. It explains extreme manifestations by reference to nature economic co-ordination, organised labour power societal corporatism, politics democratisation. finds that Korea’s legacy state-orchestrated co-ordinated market economy favoured retention a manufacturing co...

The basis of the study is compilation and analysis works by domestic foreign economists, information from official websites government bodies, methods analysis, comparison generalization, mathematical modeling. Results conclusions: in order to develop effective approaches directions for research program development transformation digital economy Russia, addition global processes digitalization ...

Robert LaFollette, the great progressive Senator and presidential candidate, famously argued that, ‘‘The cure for what ails democracy is more democracy.’’ One might aptly characterize Bruce Cain’s book, Democracy More or Less, as an extended rebuttal to LaFollette’s populist prescription for healing the body politic. Cain mounts a sustained assault on what he sees as the naı̈vely Whiggish optimi...