• If Mr Tsvangirai wins, and is allowed to take office, Zimbabwe's rapid de-industrialisation could be halted.

    ECONOMIST: Crunch time in Zimbabwe | The

  • Algeria has endured the classic problems of exaggerated industrialisation, ill-managed farm collectivisation, and rural depopulation.

    ECONOMIST: Algeria

  • In poor countries, demand for clean water is increasing rapidly, just as industrialisation is threatening supplies.

    ECONOMIST: Water industry

  • Once industrialisation is complete and better-educated citizens demand redistribution from their government, it declines again.

    ECONOMIST: For richer, for poorer

  • Having prospered first with coffee and then with industrialisation, it is now reinventing itself in the services sector.

    ECONOMIST: Business travel

  • For 20 years, Europe has witnessed what Germans feel is a massive de-industrialisation.

    ECONOMIST: European politics

  • Industrialisation and Culture, 1830-1914, edited by Christopher Harvie, Graham Martin and Aaron Scharf.

    ECONOMIST: Millennium issue

  • As the region's workers migrated to cities during the country's rapid industrialisation, they formed the backbone of South Korea's unions.

    ECONOMIST: Too many South Koreans are reluctant to change their ways

  • This irony is that Britain, where this brouhaha started, was the first nation to encourage industrialisation in the 19th century.

    ECONOMIST: Letters | The

  • As some scientists in the 1960s and 1970s correctly noted, Salmonella infection may be rooted in the industrialisation of egg-production.

    ECONOMIST: Food safety: No sunny side up | The

  • That means, pessimists fear, that African countries may fail to navigate the virtuous cycle of industrialisation, growing employment, increasing productivity and prosperity.

    ECONOMIST: Africa's population

  • Minister Sen says that the process of industrialisation has to go on.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • The notion is that industrialisation turns traditional societies into secular-rational ones, while post-industrial development brings about a shift towards values of self-expression.

    ECONOMIST: American values: Living with a superpower | The

  • From Mexico to the Philippines, they are now trying to curb the worst of the air and water pollution that typically accompanies industrialisation.

    ECONOMIST: Local difficulties

  • Powerful longer-term phenomena such as industrialisation and urbanisation, as well as more robust fiscal positions, underpin our positive view on emerging market equities.

    FORBES: Investment Advice For 2012: Buy Equities, Sell US Treasurys

  • The Front's core issues - immigration, crime, de-industrialisation - resonate less there than in the working class suburbs of northern, southern and eastern cities.

    BBC: French far-right leader Le Pen looks west for votes

  • Thus, it is impossible to understand the development of liability law in the 19th century without placing it in the context of America's breakneck industrialisation.

    ECONOMIST: America's legal system

  • Dilma Rousseff, the unattached president of Brazil, leads a country where rapid industrialisation has gone hand in hand with people getting married less and later.

    ECONOMIST: Singletons

  • Contemporary artistic movements and the visual representation of industrialisation still offer a valuable window into the rapid pace of change, and how they were negotiated at the time.

    UNESCO: UK National Commission for UNESCO - Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site launches 6 months of shape shifting

  • Rather, in his corporate state he wanted to preserve Portugal as a rural and religious society where industrialisation and other modernising influences would be excluded.

    ECONOMIST: Amalia Rodrigues

  • And they are doing so at a time of economic uncertainty: a depressed stockmarket and indications that Malaysia's breakneck pace of industrialisation may not be sustainable.

    ECONOMIST: Malaysia

  • The Great Depression and two World Wars shook the continent to its core, and rapid industrialisation and urbanisation saw the need for space in cities at a premium.

    BBC: Europe��s grand old theme parks

  • What is industrialisation, if not man trying to conquer nature?

    ECONOMIST: Short on aid

  • Concerned about how industrialisation eroded workers' links with their mountain origins, Zegna saw easier access as a way to maintain roots and widen public appreciation of the area's beauty.

    ECONOMIST: Natural style

  • Just as people lived on farms when the country was agricultural, and moved to cities during industrialisation, the natural home for Britain's new economic order seems to be the suburbs.

    ECONOMIST: Housing

  • There is something to this, but Japan's national obsession with quality was apparent early in its post-war industrialisation, when it adopted the teachings of W. Edwards Deming, an American quality-control guru.

    ECONOMIST: Chinese business

  • Yet with industrialisation in the 1960s it almost disappeared.

    BBC: The spirit of the Italian Lakes

  • The end of the Vietnam war, the industrialisation of South-East Asia and then, in the early 1990s, the closing of the naval shipyard all contributed to the demise of Philadelphia's labour-intensive manufacturing.

    ECONOMIST: City life

  • Add the parallel help from a special industrialisation fund for the mining regions, and the state's total aid package amounts to just over FFr450m for the creation and maintenance of 7, 337 jobs.

    ECONOMIST: France

  • Thousands of sites remain from the two centuries that separated the industrial revolution from de-industrialisation at the end of the 20th century: abandoned coalmines and steelmills, empty textiles factories and town gas works.

    ECONOMIST: Urban regeneration

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