...There were newsletters, special radio stations and regular meetings on the neighbourhood, city and national levels.
...they approved this specific type of urban renewal dubbed "building for the neighbourhood".
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...bosa 2006: 08). At Tepito, ''tianguis'' has become a neighbourhood and the neighbourhood has become a ''tianguis''.
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...''joro'' meetings at once: a school or university based one, and a work-, neighbourhood- or village-based one. Sometimes ''joro'' meetings combine a saving fund (s
...hoods, schools and offices, mono-ethnic jorolor also prevail. If a region, neighbourhood, school and employment staff of an organization is ethnically mixed, joro r
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...ce]] – [[:Category: Governance| Governance]] – [[:Category: Neighbourhood| Neighbourhood]] – [[:Category: Housing estate| Housing estate]] – [[:Category: Urban|
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...chase payment or an informal interest-free loan, common in urban and rural neighbourhood mini-stores in Georgia. A shopkeeper administering ''nisia'' records all th
...emergence and proliferation of supermarkets affected the business of local neighbourhood shops. Shopkeepers find it increasingly difficult to retain their loyal cus
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...he next day, delivering fresh fruit and vegetables to people living in the neighbourhood.
...treet crossings on small stools made of plastic. They either settle in the neighbourhood and sell wares in front of their houses or live elsewhere in the city and o
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...(Kreibich 2000; Manzano Gómez and Castrillo Romón 2019), residents formed neighbourhood associations (Castells 1974; Villasante et al. 1989; Schierstaedt 2016; Ofe
...ucting subsidized private housing in accordance with the guidelines by the neighbourhood associations (Kreibich 2000). However, the socio-economic criteria for allo
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...is provided on a one-to-one basis within the extended family or social and neighbourhood networks, such help is provided on an unpaid basis (Komter 1996<ref>Kempson
...ng, G. and Smith, K. 2002. ''The Time of Our Lives: Using Time Banking for Neighbourhood Renewal and Community Capacity Building. '' London: New Economics Foundatio
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...s, bonds and community building, both at the local level of the family and neighbourhood and at the regional and state level’ (Mroczkowska 2019: 223).
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...ch 2018, the mantero Mame Mbayé was killed in a police chase in the Madrid neighbourhood of Lavapiés. His death was followed by a day of riots against the police.
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...iated with the scheme, as participants no longer always come from the same neighbourhood or workplace. They might not know one another well and may be dependent on
11 KB (1,669 words) - 16:35, 29 September 2019
...ng and maintaining ''palancas'' is learned informally, within families, in neighbourhood meetings, and in the development of friendly relations in schools and colle
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...were built in the post-World War II era. The name translates to community, neighbourhood or suburb from Spanish (Ward, 1999) and originates from low-income urban ''
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...-lasting friendships, school ties (''synyptastar''/''odnoklassniki''), and neighbourhood affiliations (''zherlester''/''zemlyaki''). This broader conception of ''ru
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...er revenge fight. There may be lengthy cycles of arranged fights, in which neighbourhood groups build alliances to help each other out. The favours done by one grou
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...eaten, conversation normally focuses on social life in the mahalla (local neighbourhood community), current political affairs, personal issues and matters relating
11 KB (1,652 words) - 13:00, 7 January 2020
...mal construction of luxury objects. A notorious example is the ''Dedinje'' neighbourhood of Belgrade, where Slobodan Milošević moved to in the late 1980s. Through
11 KB (1,461 words) - 15:21, 5 April 2022
..., meaning ‘local,‘ the term mahalla is formally used in Uzbekistan to mean neighbourhood, local community, or state administrative unit. There are today some 12,000
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| definition =Lit. ‘neighbourhood watch’ acts of mutual assistance and support in times of crisis usually i
...''Nachbarschaftshilfe'' is a compound word formed from ''Nachbarschaft'' (neighbourhood) and ''Hilfe'' (help), describing aid and support given to neighbours, fami
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...sia’s passportisation policy and its effects on brain drain in the Eastern Neighbourhood’. Thesis, Lund University
...ution of citizenship and practices of passportization in Russia’s European neighbourhood policies’, in T. Hoffmann, A. Makarychev (ed.) ''Russia and the EU Space
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