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Regions and Resources in the Late Twentieth Century: East v. Westo a growing set of differences between East and West. This has been exemplified by presidential elections since 1960, and the need to pick vice-presidential running-mates to provide a political base in other parts of the nation. Thus Kennedy (from New England) chose Johnson (from Texas); Johnson the

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Changes in the Urban-industrial Economy: Poverty and Affluencelability. A sort of regionalism has been generated by contrasts of socio-economic well-being within the nation — what has been called the ‘geography of poverty’. The convergence of both incomes and access to mobility and services across the US has tended to mask major variations in economic and soci

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Public Policy and Regionalism: I. Tennessee Valley Authority in the pressures impinging on the political arena. There is also a more formal aspect to the development of regionalism in the United States through the medium of public policy. This has taken its cue from the expression of feelings engendered by regional inequalities of well-being, and has resulte

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Conclusions: Regions and Regionalism the innate curiosity that people have about other parts of the world, became intellectually stagnant. Attempts to develop a subject of greater academic interest lurched firstly into attempts to make geography a behavioural science, and then into a focus on individual personal feelings and contribut

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d transparency and the societal memory. While records management focuses on records that carry the evidentiary value of business transactions, other types of information resources such as documents, audio files, video clips, and desktop information have proliferated in governments. This type of info

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