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Format: 1 online resource (493 pages)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9780195147650 , 9780195349016

Note: Intro -- Table of Contents -- Part I: Introduction -- 1 Introduction -- Part II: Global Questions -- 2 A World Financial Authority -- 3 Recasting the International Financial Agenda -- 4 Financial Regulation in a Liberalized Global Environment -- 5 Capital Controls and the World Financial Authority: What Can We Learn from the Indian Experience? -- 6 International Capital Mobility, Macroeconomic Imbalances, and the Risk of Global Contraction -- 7 The Politics of Global Financial Regulation: Lessons from the Fight Against Money Laundering -- Part III: Issues in Industrialized Economies -- 8 Financial Market Liberalization and the Changing Character of Corporate Governance -- 9 The Influence of the Financial Media over International Economic Policy -- Part IV: Developing and Transition Economies -- 10 Capital Market Liberalization and Economic Performance in Latin America -- 11 FX Short Positions, Balance Sheets, and Financial Turbulence -- 12 The Three Routes to Financial Crises: The Need for Capital Controls -- 13 "Asian Capitalism" and the Financial Crisis -- 14 The Triumph of the Rentiers? The 1997 Korean Crisis in Historical Perspective -- 15 The Magical Realism of Brazilian Economics: How to Create a Financial Crisis by Trying to Avoid One -- Part V: Regulatory Questions -- 16 Synthetic Assets, Risk Management, and Imperfections -- 17 The Role of Derivatives in the East Asian Financial Crisis -- 18 Procyclicality of Regulatory Ratios?

Additional Edition: Print version Eatwell, John International Capital Markets Oxford : Oxford University Press, Incorporated,c2002 ISBN 9780195147650

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Format: 1 online resource (426 pages)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9780415538190 , 9781136270888

Series Statement: Routledge Frontiers of Political Economy Series

Content: This landmark volume spans a wide range of economic approaches to social justice. Inspired by the work of Duncan Foley, and featuring many of the leading scholars in the field, the volume aims to open the discussion on a critical economic theory which values fairness and social justice

Note: Cover -- Social Fairness and Economics -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- List of contributors -- Introduction -- Personal remarks: Festschrift conference, April 21, 2012 -- PART I Socio-economic ideology and methodology -- 1 Keynes and Marx, Duncan and me -- 2 The sophisticated Legislator meets Adam's fallacy: a cultural-institutional market failure -- 3 The complex evolution of Duncan K. Foley as a complexity economist -- 4 Applications of statistical mechanics to economics: entropic origin of the probability distributions of money, income, and energy consumption -- PART II Neoclassical economics: dispersed and decentralized exchange -- 5 Class in catallaxy -- 6 Positional goods, climate change and the social returns to investment -- 7 Markets with Black Swans -- 8 Equilibrium vs. market efficiency -- 9 Foley's Thesis, Negishi's method, existence proofs and computation -- PART III Classical political economy: growth and distribution -- 10 Rate of profit and crisis in the US economy: a class perspective -- 11 The sources of profitability -- 12 On the "vexata questio of value": Ricardo, Marx and Sraffa -- 13 Duncan Foley's circuit of capital model for an open economy -- 14 Production, circuits of capital, and flows and stocks in national accounts -- 15 Endogenous technological change in Classical-Marxian models of growth and distribution -- 16 Macroeconomics of Keynesian and Marxian inspirations: toward a synthesis -- 17 A model of fiscal and monetary policy -- 18 Consequences of downsizing in U.S. manufacturing, 1967 to 1997 -- PART IV Complexity: barriers and bounds to rationality -- 19 Market ecology and the economics of crisis -- 20 Market complexity and the nature of crises in financial markets -- 21 The inherent hierarchy of money -- Index

Additional Edition: Print version Taylor, Lance Social Fairness and Economics Oxford : Taylor & Francis Group,c2013 ISBN 9780415538190

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Format: 1 online resource (230 pages)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9780816690985

Content: In Mechanics and Meaning in Architecture, Lance LaVine shows that in architecture, as practiced and taught today, the technological aspect of the professionhow weight is distributed, how heat flow is regulated, and how light is permitted to enterhas bee

Note: Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction: The General Problem -- Part I: The Reconciliation of Mechanics and Meaning in Architectural Thought -- 1 A Technology of Habitation -- 2 Architecture's Loss of a Distinct Technological Voice -- 3 Mending the Rift: Twentieth-Century Attempts to Reconcile Mechanics and Meaning -- 4 The Map and the Territory -- Part II: Mechanics and Meaning in Four Houses -- 5 Finnish Log Farmhouse -- 6 Charles Moore House at Orinda -- 7 Wall House -- 8 Villa Savoye -- Conclusion: Metaphorical Technology -- Select Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W.

Additional Edition: Print version LaVine, Lance Mechanics and Meaning in Architecture Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press,c1997 ISBN 9780816634774

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Format: 1 online resource (370 pages)

Edition: 2nd ed.

ISBN: 9781118845813

Note: Intro -- Urban Design for an Urban Century: Shaping More Livable, Equitable, and Resilient Cities -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Urban Design: A Social and Civic Art -- Notes -- Chapter 1: Roots of Western Urban Form: Centralization -- First Cities -- Rebirth of European Cities: "Organic" Cities of the Late Middle Ages -- Reintroduction of Classical Learning: "Geometric" Cities of the Renaissance -- The Emergence of Merchant Cities: Integrating Renaissance Ideas and the Marketplace -- The Grid Reaches the New World -- The Industrial Revolution -- Notes -- Chapter 2: Decentralization: The Rise and Decline of Industrial Cities -- Proto-Urban Design: Rejecting a Classical Past to Shape an Industrial Future -- Notes -- Chapter 3: Recentralization: The Forces Shaping Twenty-First-Century Urbanism -- New York Stock Exchange Financial District Streetscapes and Security (New York, New York) -- Walkability Displaces Cars as the Genesis of Urban Form -- District of Columbia Streetcar Land Use Study (Washington, D.C.) -- Forces Shaping Twenty-First-Century Urbanism -- Chicago Decarbonization Plan (Chicago) -- Fayetteville 2030: Transit City Scenario (Fayetteville, Arkansas) -- South Coast Rail Economic and Land Use Plan (Massachusetts) -- Citygarden (St. Louis, Missouri) -- UrbanRiver Visions (Massachusetts) -- Campus Martius Park (Detroit, Michigan) -- The Future of Pittsburgh Hillsides (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) -- Emscher Landscape Park (Ruhr Valley, Germany) -- SW Ecodistrict (Washington, D.C.) -- Lloyd Crossing Sustainable Urban Design Plan (Portland, Oregon) -- East Baltimore Comprehensive Physical Redevelopment Plan (Baltimore, Maryland) -- Torre David Informal Settlement (Caracas, Venezuela) -- Notes -- Chapter 4: Recentralization: Twenty-First-Century Urbanism Takes Shape -- Traveling Along the Smart Growth Transect , Eastward Ho! (Southeast Florida) -- Charlottesville Commercial Corridor Study (Charlottesville, Virginia) -- Crystal City Vision Plan 2050 (Arlington, Virginia) -- Sandy Springs City Center Master Plan (Sandy Springs, Georgia) -- Portland Streetcar (Portland, Oregon) -- Belmar (Lakewood, Colorado) -- Bryant Park (New York, New York) -- Parc André Citröen (Paris, France) -- Barclays Center (Brooklyn, New York) -- Discovery Green (Houston, Texas) -- Cheonggyecheon Stream Daylighting (Seoul, South Korea) -- LA Live (Los Angeles, California) -- Marina Barrage (Singapore) -- Masdar City (Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates) -- HafenCity (Hamburg, Germany) -- The Costs of Success -- Fairmount Line Smart-Growth Corridor (Boston, Massachusetts) -- Ellen Wilson Neighborhood Redevelopment (Washington, D.C.) -- Balancing Individual and Community: The Public Realm -- North Wharf Promenade/Jellicoe Street/Silo Park (Auckland, New Zealand) -- Millennium Park (Chicago, Illinois) -- The High Line (New York, New York) -- Parco San Giuliano (Venice, Italy) -- Swiss Government Plaza (Bern, Switzerland) -- Tanner Springs Park (Portland, Oregon) -- Railroad Park (Birmingham, Alabama) -- Superkilen Park, Nørrebro (Copenhagen, Denmark) -- Santa Monica Boulevard Master Plan (West Hollywood, California) -- Broadway Boulevard (New York, New York) -- POPOS: Privately Owned Public Open Spaces (San Francisco, California) -- Notes -- Chapter 5: Theories of Urbanism -- Formal Urbanisms -- Seaside Town Square and Beachfront Master Plan (Seaside, Florida) -- Madrid Río (Madrid, Spain) -- Syncretic Urbanism -- Notes -- Chapter 6: Urban Design for an Urban Century: Principles, Strategies, and Process -- Bridge Street Corridor Plan (Dublin, Ohio) -- Principles -- Strategies for Achieving the Principles: Policies, Planning, and Placemaking -- Process that Supports the Principles , National 9/11 Memorial (New York, New York) -- Notes -- Afterword -- Note -- Index -- Supplemental Images

Additional Edition: Print version Brown, Lance Jay Urban Design for an Urban Century Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,c2014 ISBN 9781118453636

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Format: 1 online resource (214 pages)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9781610912143

Note: Intro -- About Island Press -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- 1. The Sustainability of Beauty -- 2. The Aesthetic Imperative -- 3. Three Principles -- 4. Many Senses -- 5. Ecology and Imagery -- 6. The Animation of Everyday Things -- 7. The Architecture of Difference -- 8. The Natural Selection of Cities -- 9. Visions of Earth -- Epilogue: A Beauty Manifesto -- Acknowledgments -- Selected References -- Illustration and Photograph Credits -- Index -- Board of Directors

Additional Edition: Print version Hosey, Lance The Shape of Green Washington, D. C. : Island Press,c2012 ISBN 9781610910323

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Format: 1 online resource (72 pages)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9780816663422

Note: Intro -- Table of Contents -- Concerns -- Introduction -- The Five Houses -- The Logic of the Study -- Energy Impacts -- Graphic Analysis -- The Fisher House -- The Scott House -- The Wild River House -- The Bergstedt House -- The Humphreys House -- Comparisons -- Analytical Methods -- Base Data -- Analytical Strategy -- Comparisons -- Amount of Auxiliary Fuel Used -- Actual vs. Predicted Auxiliary Fuel -- Inferred vs. Predicted Passive Gain -- System Performance -- Range of Uncertainty -- Costs per BTU Saved -- 30 Year BTU Savings -- Postscript -- Bibliography

Additional Edition: Print version LaVine, Lance Five Degrees of Conservation Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press,c1982 ISBN 9780943352008

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Format: 1 online resource (xxi, 440 p) , ill

ISBN: 9781843767510

Series Statement: Edward Elgar E-Book Archive

Content: 1. Balance of payments liberalization in Latin America : effects on growth, distribution and poverty / Lance Taylor and Rob Vos -- 2. Labour market adjustment, poverty and inequality during liberalization / Enrique Ganuza, Ricardo Paes de Barros and Rob Vos -- 3. Argentina : macroeconomic behaviour, employment and income distribution in the 1990s / Roberto Frenkel and Martín González Rozada -- 4. Brazil : economic opening and income distribution / Ricardo Paes de Barros and Carlos Henrique Corseuil -- 5. Chile : trade liberalization, employment and inequality / José de Gregorio ... [and others] -- 6 Colombia : structural change, labour market adjustment and income distribution in the 1990s / José Antonio Ocampo, Fabio Sánchez and Camilo Ernesto Tovar -- 7. Ecuador : economic liberalization, adjustment and poverty, 1988-99 / Rob Vos -- 8. El Salvador : balance-of-payments liberalization, remittances, employment and poverty / Alexander Segovia and Jeannette Larde -- 9. Mexico : trade liberalization, growth, inequality and poverty / Jaime Ros and César Bouillon -- 10. Peru : stabilization, liberalization and inequality / Juan José Díaz, Jaime Saavedra and Máximo Torero

Content: Since the late 1980s, almost all Latin American countries have undergone a series of far-reaching economic reforms, particularly in the areas of financial and capital account liberalization and trade. This book provides a comparative and analytical framework for assessing the impact of these reforms upon 16 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, including: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Mexico, and Peru

Note: "In association with the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) in representation of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)" , Includes bibliographical references and index

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Format: 1 online resource (1059 pages)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9781119414322

Note: Intro -- Mastering Autodesk® Revit® 2018 -- Acknowledgments -- About the Authors -- About the Contributors -- Contents at a Glance -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Part 1 Fundamentals -- Chapter 1 Understanding the Principles of BIM -- The Fundamentals of a BIM Approach -- The Management People Inside a BIM Project Team -- Staffing for BIM -- Understanding Project Roles -- Establishing a BIM Execution Plan -- Optimizing BIM Processes -- Identifying and Planning BIM Uses -- Gather -- Generate -- Analyze -- Communicate -- Realize -- Integrating Tools Inside a BIM Workflow -- What Is Revit? -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 2 Exploring the UI and Organizing Projects -- Understanding the User Interface -- Accessing and Using the Application Menu -- Using the Quick Access Toolbar -- Using the InfoCenter -- Getting to Know the Ribbon -- Using Other Aspects of the UI -- Navigation Methods -- Defining Project Organization -- Introducing Datum Objects -- Using Content -- Working with Views -- Managing Your Project Model -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 3 The Basics of the Toolbox -- Selecting, Modifying, and Replacing Elements -- Selecting Elements -- Selection Options -- Filtering Your Selection -- Using Selection-Based Filters -- Selecting All Instances -- Using the Properties Palette -- Matching Properties -- Using the Context Menu -- Editing Elements Interactively -- Moving Elements -- Copying Elements -- Rotating and Mirroring Elements -- Arraying Elements -- Scaling Elements -- Aligning Elements -- Trimming or Extending Lines and Walls -- Splitting Lines and Walls -- Offsetting Lines and Walls -- Preventing Elements from Moving -- Exploring Other Editing Tools -- Using the Join Geometry Tool -- Using the Split Face and Paint Tools -- Copying and Pasting from the Clipboard -- Using the Create Similar Tool , Creating a Generic Model Mass Family -- Creating a Complex Mass Family -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 10 Conceptual Design -- Getting Started with Dynamo -- Downloading Dynamo -- Installing Dynamo -- Opening Dynamo -- Understanding the Dynamo UI -- Connecting Nodes Makes Data Flow -- Node Structure -- Using Nodes -- Organizing a Definition -- Using Visual Programming -- Additional Dynamo Tools -- Code Blocks -- Managing Data -- Geometric Manipulation and Analysis -- Revit to Dynamo to Revit -- Category, Type, and Element Selections -- Interoperability -- Package Manager -- Additional Resources -- Getting Started with FormIt -- Understanding the FormIt UI -- Using FormIt for Massing -- Converting FormIt to Revit -- Importing to Revit -- Advanced Modeling in FormIt -- Moving from a Mass to a Model -- Applying Materials -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 11 Working with Phasing, Groups, and Design Options -- Using Phasing -- What Can You Phase? -- Implementing Phase Settings -- Illustrating the Geometry Phase -- Using the View Phase -- Creating and Using Groups -- Creating Groups -- Modifying Groups -- Creating New Groups -- Excluding Elements within Groups -- Saving and Loading Groups -- Creating Groups from Links -- Using Best Practices for Groups -- Making Design Options for Design Iteration -- Creating Design Options -- Editing Design Options -- Viewing and Scheduling Design Options -- Removing Design Options and Option Sets -- Combining Phasing, Groups, and Design Options -- Phase 1: Demolition -- Phase 1: Proposed -- Phase 2: Demolition -- Phase 2: Proposed -- Scheduling -- Using the Design Option Tool -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 12 Visualization -- Explaining the Role of Visualization -- Understanding View Controls -- Setting the Detail Level -- Working with Graphic Display Options -- Working with the Section Box , Managing the Coordination Process -- Using Linked Models in Revit -- Shared Positioning -- Using Project Base Point and Survey Point -- Attachment vs. Overlay -- Using Worksets to Organize Linked Models -- Summarizing the Benefits and Limitations of Linked Models -- Using Linked Models-Exercises -- Using the Coordination Tools -- Using the Copy/Monitor Command -- Using the Coordination Review Tool -- Using Interference Checking in 3D Coordination -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 7 Interoperability: Working Multiplatform -- Examining Interoperability on a BIM Curve -- Inserting CAD Data -- Using Predefined Settings for Inserted CAD Data -- Importing vs. Linking -- Using Options During Importing/Linking -- Manipulating Inserted CAD Data -- Using Inserted 2D Data -- Setting Options for BIM Conversion -- Using CAD Data for Coordination -- Linking Details -- Using Inserted 3D Data -- Using CAD Data as a Mass -- Using CAD Data as an Object -- Working with Other Data Types -- Working with Navisworks Files -- Working with FormIt Files -- Exporting CAD Data -- Preparing a List of Views for Exporting -- Settings for DWG Exports -- Exporting 2D CAD Data -- Exporting 3D Model Data -- Exporting to SketchUp -- Using IFC Interoperability -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 8 Managing Revit Projects -- Understanding the Importance of Managing Revit Projects -- What's in a Plan to Manage Revit Projects? -- Understanding What's Needed in a QA/QC Program -- Revit Health Check -- The Bottom Line -- Part 3 Modeling and Massing for Design -- Chapter 9 Advanced Modeling and Massing -- The Massing User Interface and Functionality -- Creating Mass Geometry -- Creating an In-Place Mass -- Placing a Mass -- Creating Mass Floors -- Scheduling Masses -- Massing Surfaces -- Using Free-Form Building Massing -- Dissolving and Rebuilding -- Creating Formula-Driven Massing , Understanding Analytic Visualization -- Project Parameters -- Setting User-Defined Parameters -- Identifying Design Elements -- Setting Solar and Shadow Studies -- Understanding Photorealistic Visualization -- Rendering Sequence and Workflow -- Creating Perspective Views -- Locking Your View -- Creating a Walkthrough -- Exporting a Walkthrough -- Rendering Settings -- Using Monochromatic Views to Examine Context and Lighting -- Adjusting Lighting and Interior Renderings -- Placing Artificial Lighting -- Manipulating Light Groups -- Assigning Materials -- Rendering in the Cloud -- The Future of Visualization: Virtual Reality -- Use Cases for Virtual Reality -- Available Virtual Reality Tools -- The Bottom Line -- Part 4 Extended Modeling Techniques -- Chapter 13 Creating Walls and Curtain Walls -- Using Extended Modeling Techniques for Basic Walls -- Creating Basic Wall Types -- Adding Wall Articulation -- Modeling Techniques for Basic Walls -- Creating Custom In-Place Walls -- Creating Stacked Walls -- Creating Simple Curtain Walls -- Designing a Curtain Wall -- Customizing Curtain Wall Types -- Creating Complex Curtain Walls -- Dividing the Surface -- Dividing the Surface with Intersects -- Applying Patterns -- Editing the Pattern Surface -- Editing a Surface Representation -- Adding Definition -- Creating Custom Patterns -- Limiting the Size of Pattern-Based Families -- Using the Adaptive Component Family -- Scheduling Pattern-Based Panels -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 14 Modeling Floors, Ceilings, and Roofs -- Understanding Floor Types -- Modeling a Floor -- Creating a Structural Floor -- Modeling Floor by Face -- Defining a Pad -- Sketching for Floors, Ceilings, and Roofs -- Modeling Slab Edges -- Creating a Custom Floor Edge -- Modeling Floor Finishes -- Using a Split Face for Thin Finishes -- Modeling Thick Finishes -- Creating Ceilings , Understanding Roof Modeling Methods , Using Keyboard Shortcuts (Accelerators) -- Double-Click to Edit -- Sharing Models with the Cloud -- Modeling Site Context -- Using a Toposurface -- Creating a Toposurface from a Points File -- Creating a Building Pad -- Generating Property Lines -- Cut/Fill Schedules -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 4 Configuring Templates and Standards -- Introducing Project Templates -- Customizing Project Settings for Graphic Quality -- Discovering Object Styles -- Using Line Settings -- Defining Materials -- Defining Fill Patterns -- Preconfiguring Color Schemes -- Increasing Efficient View Management -- Organizing Views -- Creating and Assigning Filters -- Using View Templates -- Creating Custom Annotations -- Introducing Tag Family Fundamentals -- Creating a Custom Door Tag -- Customizing View Tags -- Starting a Project with a Custom Template -- Strategies for Managing Templates -- Aggregating Template Data -- The Bottom Line -- Part 2 Collaboration and Teamwork -- Chapter 5 Collaborating with a Team -- Understanding Worksharing Basics -- Enabling Worksharing on Your Project -- Types of Worksets -- Creating a Central File -- Selecting a Starting View -- Creating a Local File -- Using Worksharing Usernames -- Organizing Worksets -- Moving Elements Between Worksets -- Managing Workflow with Worksets -- Saving Work -- Saving at Intervals -- Loading Work from Other Team Members -- Using Worksharing Visualization -- Managing Workset Visibility in View Templates -- Closing Revit -- Disabling Worksharing -- Understanding Element Ownership in Worksets -- Understanding Editing Requests -- Placing an Editing Request -- Granting an Editing Request -- Relinquishing Permission -- Using the Worksharing Monitor -- Collaborating in the Cloud -- Collaboration for Revit -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 6 Working with Consultants -- Preparing for Collaboration

Additional Edition: Print version Kirby, Lance Mastering Autodesk Revit 2018 Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,c2017 ISBN 9781119386728

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Format: 333 S. : Ill. : 19 cm

Edition: Aktualisierte Taschenbuchausg.

ISBN: 3404614968

Series Statement: Bastei Lübbe Bd. 61496 : Erfahrungen

Uniform Title: It's not about the bike

Language: German