- Look up polycentric or
polycentrism in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Polycentric is an
English adjective,
meaning "having more than one center," derived...
- in turn
could cause a lack of
flexibility and
local responsiveness.
Polycentrism is one of the
three legs in the EPG
framework that "identifies one of...
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region depending on
specific needs, for
example supporting or
resisting polycentrism.
Although the term "regional planning" is
nearly universal in English-speaking...
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Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0-521-84819-0. Uekötter,
Frank (2005). "
Polycentrism in Full Swing: Air
Pollution Control in **** Germany". In Brüggemeier...
- but with
shared mythology,
ritual grammar, theosophy,
axiology and
polycentrism. Some
Hindu traditions, such as
Smartism from the mid 1st millennium...
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individuals practising more than one, and he
suggests the term "Hindu
polycentrism".
There are no
census data
available on
demographic history or trends...
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Environment 810 (2022): 152153. Komakech, Hans C., and
Pieter van der Zaag. "
Polycentrism and pitfalls: the
formation of
water users forums in the
Kikuletwa catchment...
- kingdoms.' [Due to Europe's]
state of
perpetual war [amid] the
persistent polycentrism made
possible by the
disappearance of Rome, [b]y the time of the Reformation...
- in the
region in the
direction of
multiple centers of
power (endemic
polycentrism). When
monarchical social orders arise in the region, they tend therefore...
- theory,
rational choice theory, federalism, common-pool
resources and
polycentrism in government. The
Journal of
Economic Behavior and
Organization published...
