Titlebook: Region as a Socio-environmental System; An Introduction to a Dov Nir Book 1990 Springer Nature B.V. 1990 development.environment.evolution.

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Dov Nirentially in economics and finance.The prominence of finite mixture modelling is greater than ever. Many important statistical topics like clustering data, outlier treatment, or dealing with unobserved heterogeneity involve finite mixture models in some way or other. The area of potential application

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g with unobserved heterogeneity involve finite mixture models in some way or other. The area of potential applications goes beyond simple data analysis and extends to regression analysis and to non-linear time series analysis using Markov switching models....For more than the hundred years since Kar

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Regions, Zones, Boundaries,terpretation of the values that motivate the behavior of the people, which is a .’ [Hart, supra cit.]. Good regional geography must be grounded in keen sensitivity to the needs, wishes and values of the people who live in the region.

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Region as a System, then, the systems approach has become widely used as well for nonscientific purposes, as in technology, industry, communications, commerce, and so on. The systems approach became necessary in view of the increasing complexity and development of modern science, technology and society.

Mortal

The Philosophy Beyond the Regional Model,hip to the purpose and meaning of his life; there exists a philosophy of ethnic, social and cultural human groups, which relates to their meaning and aims; as a result no a field of human action exists that does not have philosophy.

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慟哭

Contribution of Regional Geography to Society,problems of a discreet region [Juillard, 1962] can be canalised to three main uses: to improve the cooperation of different regional elements by administrative regionalisation; to treat special regional problems; to use the regional study as the basis for planing [Mazúr, 1983].

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0483-5development; environment; evolution; geography; regional geography; research

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