Sentences with phrase «rapid urbanization»

The artist's concern about the phenomenon of rapid urbanization in post-Mao China manifests in many of his creations.

It is very timely indeed to study this important but under - researched area in China which has experienced rapid urbanization in the past three decades.

Wǒmen (我们): Contemporary Chinese Art showcases work by a selection of contemporary Chinese women artists who engage with issues of identity formation in a globalized society marked by rapid urbanization and the incursion of digital technologies in China.

Even in developing countries with rapid urbanization, the consumer is increasingly being exposed to complex information channels about food and food products.

«Corners in the Cities of China and India,» features contemporary video art from China and India that dwells on the outcome of rapid urbanization since China's open markets of the 1980s.

China has experienced rapid urbanization and dramatic, to say the very least, economic growth in this period.

Branson is touting the tube - based transportation system — first theorized in 2013 by billionaire Elon Musk — to help address the infrastructure bottlenecks India is struggling with amid rapid urbanization.

While it was beyond the scope of this report, analysis of population growth also takes into account how rapid urbanization would change the face of human settlements and affect their ability to adapt to climate change.

Might the collective deficit in «Paleolithic experiences» compromise an individual» s ability to maintain optimal emotional health and by extension, prevent optimal health of neighborhoods, cities, societies, and nations, especially those undergoing rapid urbanization?

Lonesome is all about the city as labyrinth, a part of the city symphony subgenre of films in the late 20s and early 30s (Man with a Movie Camera, Berlin: Symphony of a Great City, À Propos de Nice, People on Sunday, even Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans) a time of rapid urbanization throughout the Western world.

Despite rapid urbanization and gentrification, the composition of the student population has remained quite stable.

Although interest in the colonial era persists today, the heyday of the Colonial Revival occurred as rapid urbanization, industrialization, and immigration encouraged many Americans to seek refuge in the perceived simplicity of the past.

Over the years Gurgaon, now better known as Gurugram, has seen rapid urbanization in a short period of time becoming the third highest earning city in India.

So the city of Katmandu, while still reeling, has clearly been spared what could have been a far higher death count given rapid urbanization in recent years (driven in part as people fled political turmoil in the hinterlands), poor quality of construction, lack of emergency services and other glaring issues.

This investment is needed to replace aging infrastructure in advanced economies and to accommodate rapid urbanization, growth and structural change in emerging markets and developing countries — especially in the global South, which will account for roughly two - thirds of the global infrastructure investment.

Witnessing rapid urbanization, retail is an important sector in Gurgaon, with the presence of over 20 shopping malls.

With rapid urbanization, demand for publications within Asia continue to surge.

For example, rapid urbanization in Africa could transform yellow fever, chikungunya fever (which causes severe joint pain and fever), and other rural African arboviruses (viruses, including yellow fever, spread by bloodsucking insects) into plagues of African cities, as has already happened with dengue hemorrhagic fever.

«When you have that kind of manufacturing growth, what also happens is that you have rapid urbanization and growing middle classes at the lower end.

In the course of rapid urbanization, environmental issues often take a back seat.

In the process of rapid urbanization, this mobility of people from the rural areas, how can they be protected by the safety net?

Spencer Dale, BP's chief economist, commented that China's rapid urbanization and industrialization turned coal into the fastest growing fossil fuel over the first decade or so of this century.

Christian Lalive d'Epinay proposed a similar sociological argument explaining the growth of Pentecostalism as a function of the social, political, and economic crisis in Latin America produced by the rapid urbanization of traditional rural peoples.

National collapse becomes a security threat According to Michael Werz, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress and one of the authors of the report, the argument here is that there are a number of symptoms — such as food scarcity, water rationing, crops failure, migration and rapid urbanization — squeezing the margins of what a society can deal with before exploding.

Researchers are calling for stringent and more heart - healthy air - quality controls during this era of rapid urbanization

And the work is taking place at the nexus of rapid urbanization, widening consumer participation and ecological crisis — that is, in China.

Chinese leaders are concerned about the loss of farmland due to rapid urbanization.

In addition to these policies, the development of oil and mineral resources led to rapid urbanization, which drew people from the rural areas to pursue jobs in larger cities.

With the added stress of rapid urbanization, the city's infrastructure and management capacities have struggled to provide safe, adequate and reliable water.

In addition, China's One - child Policy, rapid urbanization, and the widening gender imbalance have all played major roles in increasing the online - matchmaking market size.

According to FTSE's research paper, emerging market economies are being driven into the forefront of global economic growth due to the emergence of new middle class, rapid urbanization, move from export - led to consumption - led growth, and emphasis on production of higher value products.

With the rapid urbanization and the aging of population in China, pet ownership and related - spending are among the fastest growing markets.

This rapid urbanization is set to continue.

As opposed to the past when Kovalam happened to be the secluded and a budget traveler's paradise, nowadays it is known for rapid development, blown up prices, crowded spaces and all the stuffs associated with the price of popularity and rapid urbanization.

Liu Wei (born 1972, Beijing) is one of the most talented Chinese visual artists, widely known for his paintings, sculptures and installation works which explore contradictions of modern societies and the transformation of the urban landscape in developing cities in the post-Mao era of China's rapid urbanization.

Viewers are invited to think critically about the rapid urbanization in China and what it may mean on a global scale.

As an artist working under the influence of China's rapid urbanization, Wei heavily nourishes from ever - transforming cityscapes and the eventual changes in people's daily lives.

Using characteristics of human internal organs and artwork incorporating urban buildings and home appliances, the artist develops a unique representation of human body structure in relation to rapid urbanization.

China's rapid urbanization has only made finding land and proper care for endangered animals more difficult.

During the same period that Kazem produced Photographs with a Flag, Lin Yilin was producing work that addressed the rapid urbanization in China.

During this vibrant period, art, architecture, decorative arts, and fashion blossomed in step with the prevailing optimistic mood, buoyed by prosperity and rapid urbanization.

The accompanying essays take us through Walker's saga of American experience — the dual streams of renewal and destruction that trace parallel lines through the last century's rapid urbanization and the complementary emergence of a «New Negro» identity.