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Governance, Policy-Making and Language Revitalisationvance of the market and the emergence of post-welfare models of governance, drawing on evidence from Wales, Scotland, Catalonia, the Basque Autonomous Community and Ireland. These trends?clearly have important implications for the context in which language revitalisation takes place and thus for whi

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Huw Lewis,Wilson McLeodlic.Combines interdisciplinary (economic, psychological, socThis open access book defines happiness intuitively and explores several common conceptual mistakes with regard to happiness. It then moves on to address topical issues including, but not limited to, whether money can buy you happiness, why

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Rhys Jones80% of the?greenhouse gas emissions, responsible for global warming and climate change. If the greenhouse emissions are to be reduced, our cities must be transformed into more sustainable, ecologically and socially responsible entities. This transformation requires huge investments in the constructi

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Daniel Cunliffe, “high quality” means that a process must deliver satisfaction—the ultimate output variable of any process. A smart city uses information and communication technologies (ICT) in order to increase the quality of its services—which should result in the high satisfaction of the inhabitants. In this ch

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