But it should also be noted that many investors hold equity - dominated portfolios after reference to a fairly limited time period, namely the half
century after the second world war.
The division of Germany
immediately after the Second World War into two countries, East Germany, under Communist control, and West Germany, which was democratic, weakened the rebuilding of the churches, although several kept pan-German structures.
But the arrival of abstract
art after the Second World War turned the spotlight again on Monet, because the abstract artists saw something more in his use of colors, his unique style of painting and techniques.
The Problem of Natural Law by Douglas?Kries Lexington, 214 pages, $ 25.95 The
decade after the Second World War witnessed a small boom of interest in traditional natural - law thinking.
This exhibition brings together works by artists living in
Britain after the Second World War who were working in the field of constructivism, an international movement which emerged almost exactly a century ago in Continental Europe.
The angry provocateur who helped to forge a new identity for German
painting after the Second World War is still taking risks; the painter who saw works from his first solo exhibition in 1963 confiscated by the authorities for their grotesque sexual imagery is still challenging the viewer.
He became serious about pursuing a career as an artist while studying in
Paris after the Second World War, and after painting semi-figurative scenes for several years, he turned to the abstraction for which he would become revered.
Drawn from the ARTIST ROOMS collection, this exhibition presents work by German artist Anselm Kiefer, who explores themes of national identity and collective memory, often addressing the legacy of
Germany after the Second World War.
After lobbyists pressed Congress, they eventually passed a law approving compound interest, not long
after the Second World War when all the vets returned home.
«It's kind of like that film that was
made after the Second World War about what would have happened if the Nazis had invaded — and actually, the film was so controversial because not a lot would actually change for the vast majority of people, or they'd just accept it really, really easily.»
Unfortunately, there is number of similar, post war and traumatized societies in the world, who experienced and still struggle in wars: Rwanda, Chechnya, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Northern Ireland, Palestine, Israel, Syria, Yemen... the list of over fifty wars
happened after the Second World War, number of still ongoing.
Then came the third big development, which really
flourished after the Second World War: the idea that work can be systematically broken down into pieces and reassembled in ways that dramatically increase both performance and humanity.
Beyond that simple fact, recognition of the totalitarian syndrome of the communist system did not take place during the wartime period when the book was being written; such recognition came
about after the Second World War was long over.
The objective of the society of Mont - Pèlerin was on the one hand, to combat Keynesianism and the social solidarity measures that
prevailed after the Second World War and, on the other hand, to prepare for the future the theoretical foundations of another kind of capitalism, hard and liberated from any rule.
While many Labour supporters, activists and politicians see the achievements of the Attlee administrations as the apogee of the party's history, Glasman and co. argue that Labour took a fundamentally wrong -
turn after the Second World War, jettisoning an earlier Labour tradition of working class struggle, mutual assistance and self - help in favour of a top - down, elitist and bureaucratic model of social democracy.
You
know after the Second World War, Britain offered homes to several thousand children who had survived the death camps but whose parents had been murdered in the Holocaust.
It was only in this century, and
especially after the second World War, that wide - ranging social security systems were implemented with the idea that all «necessary care» should be free.
Isolated from the major Western art historical currents that shaped Europe and the
US after the Second World War, Brătescu concentrated her practice around the materials and limitations that her studio could afford.
It was partly because of him and his revolutionary style that the centre of interest of the art world shifted from Paris to New
York after the Second World War.
After all, he said, that «temperatures
declined after the Second World War as a result of sulphate pollution from heavy industry, causing global dimming... is well - known to all climate scientists.»
The countries in eastern Europe, having already suffered from German occupation, which came under Communist
control after the Second World War, experienced the same hostility to religious life.