...Niels van Doorn; Eva Mos; Jelke Bosma In this article we examine the partnership as a heterogeneous boundary resource that enables platforms to generate dependencies, become locally embedded, and gain power in urban settings. Pushing back against narratives of platform-driven disruption, which tend...

...Albert Tucker The Dominion Partnership in Imperial Defense, 1870-1914 . By Gordon Donald C. . Baltimore : Johns Hopkins Press , 1965 . Pp. xiv , 315 . $7.50 . Copyright © 1966 by Duke University Press 1966 296 The South Atlantic Quarterly The notes to the Herbert are poor...

...Richard H. Leach The American Partnership . By Elazar Daniel J. . Chicago : The University of Chicago Press , 1962 . Pp. xvi , 358 . $6.50 . Copyright © 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 Book Reviews 451 The American Partnership. By Daniel J. Elazar. Chicago: The University...

... of the crushing aftermath of an intimate partnership in quarantine that went awry, only to arrive at new forms of intimacy in self-reflection and community co-counseling, or deep expressions of freedom, when invited to social distance with a family member, and doing so outside clothing. Still others reflected...

... and its two completed projects: the Piitapan Solar Project in Laboucan-Massimo’s home community of Little Buffalo, Alberta, Canada, which powers a community health center, and a partnership with the Tiny House Warriors. The Tiny House Warriors is a Secwepemcled movement to construct mobile tiny houses...

.... This analysis helps us ask questions about trans care now: how and why intimate partnerships are made to bear such utopian desires for community building and care while also constituting a crucible for much of the mess, tension, and dysfunction of trans care, and whether understanding trans people as autonomous...

... developing true partnership together. 19 The idea of partnership was expanded in April, 1952, by the Govern­ ment of Northern Rhodesia and then was accepted in East and Central Africa wherever Europeans were dominant.20 Eventually it was approved by Labour and Conservative leaders in Britain and prescribed...

... at an agreement that recognizes and serves the interests of both our nations. The treaties restore Pan­ amanian jurisdiction to the nonoperating areas of the former Zone, create a working partnership in canal operations for the life of the basic treaty, and assure eventual Panamanian control, while safe­ guarding...

... the tail, so to speak, began to wag the dog. This was the period of the great change, in which the United States became the dominant power in the long and usually close partnership. Except for the specialized studies, no one until Professor Allen has told the story of the great change in the stream...

... at home, and worse, seeks to relegitimize the WashCon across the continent via the New Partnership for Africa’s Development. At the same time, Mbeki, Manuel, Erwin, and others offer rhetorical support for the Post–Washington Con- sensus—yet, as demonstrated later in this essay, can point to no obvious...

... . Heron Kai Milburn Keir Russell Bertie . 2021 . Public-Common Partnerships: Democratising Ownership and Urban Development . London : Common Wealth . Hopkin Jonathan . 2020 . Anti-system Politics: The Crisis of Market Liberalism in Rich Democracies . Oxford : Oxford University...

... of these countries is, in his opinion, a true example of the multi­ national state or of national federalism, a term for which he is indebted to Professor Shotwell. As applied to East Central Europe, national federalism would mean a partnership between the national majority and minorities in each state...

... Government (KRG) gained the right Havrelock • The Borders Beneath  413 to explore new wells and forge their own partnerships. The 2005 Iraqi Con- stitution suggests a conception of resource sovereignty that is both national and regional. According to Article 108...

... that used to delight the hearts of teachers of grammar. The main subject is Henry Oscar Houghton, a classic model of poor-boy-makes-good in the printing business in the Boston of the mid-nineteenth century. He soon backed into publishing in partnership with various individuals, principally Melancthon M...

... in a British colony. In the Province of Canada, the Reformers asserted two prin­ ciples, responsible government and the equal partnership of French and English. They did not long retain equal partnership as an ex­ clusive principle. In 1854, John A. Macdonald, the new Tory leader of Canada West, formed...

... of handling scholarly publishing. A state, a scholarly society, a foundation, a private university, a state university, a corporation or partnership for profit, a person with a company of his own, and many other types of organization may en­ gage in scholarly publishing. A state publishing agency, even when...

... not absolutely necessary, the consumer is not to be forced beyond a certain point, as he can reduce his use of the service. A government is a de facto partner in every commercial undertaking in the country over which it rules. This partnership is indeed dif­ ferent from any other form of partnership...

.... Research itself, of course, has long been targeted as a site for enterprise, through partnerships with industry, the business spin-offs of researchers, and tech- nology transfer programs. Alongside that logistical analysis, I want to consider how the entrepre- neurial university disseminates...

..., the peculiar character and inherent intimacy of the Anglo-American relationship the analogy of the family is not far from the truth have meant that an increasing number of historians in Britain and America are preoccupied with the problems of origin and development of the Anglo-American partnership. Although...

... investigation and publicity as defined in the Federal Trade Commission Act relate only to corporations, while its powers to regulate com­ petition and to investigate a given business with that special end in view relate to persons and partnerships as well as to cor­ porations. In both cases banks and common...