Titlebook: Research and Development of Deck Bridges; Vincent Kvo?ák,Daniel Dubecky Book 2021 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Natur

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Modelling in the Abaqus Software Environment,tion proposed for the modelled experimental specimens (considering the primary rigid steel reinforcement and secondary reinforcement bars and stirrups) has proved to correlate with the experimental results. Based on the close correspondence between the numerical and experimental results, SIMULIA ABA

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Outlook in the Field of Deck Bridges,of-the-art designs and constructional technologies in the field of composite structures in Slovakia and abroad. Particular attention is drawn to deck bridges with encased filler-beams to show some new possibilities and challenges in such structures. This type of construction is well-suited to bridge

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Vincent Kvo?ák,Daniel Dubeckyiscusses new empowerment strategies and changes in gender relationships. The final part illustrates the identities, roles, and concepts of masculinity created in the sociocultural and political context of Easte978-3-030-53132-4978-3-030-53130-0Series ISSN 2511-2201 Series E-ISSN 2511-221X

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al activists seeking to unpack the process and progress of democratization in post-reformasi?Indonesia, in which women’s political participation and leadership are an inevitable and vital part. In doing so, the book champions how Indonesian women are playing an increasingly important role in the dem

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Vincent Kvo?ák,Daniel Dubeckyaracterized variously as a gender-neutral, gender-blind, or gender-inclusive system of governance. Yet, there remains a great gulf between the promise of democratic governance and its practice in the 21st century. This chapter explores that gulf in relation to the unfulfilled promise of gender equal

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Vincent Kvo?ák,Daniel Dubeckya (Liu, ., 2013). By comparison, Japan’s two houses have only 13.4 percent women. (Women’s representation in executive offices in Taiwan is far lower; at present just one in seven.) The chapter argues that while Taiwan presents one of the most positive pictures for women in Asia, Japan lags far behi