polycentric

PolyCentric is the university's official online magazine.

Coon first modified Franz Weidenreich's Polycentric (or multiregional) theory of the origin of races.

EPG Model is an International Business model including three dimensions - Ethnocentric, Polycentric and Geocentric.

Publications such as the Los Angeles Times and Cal Poly Pomona's electronic magazine PolyCentric have referred to the college without The as part of the name.

Weidenreich pioneered the Polycentric (multiregional) or Weidenreich Theory, which proposed that that the human races have evolved independently in the Old World from Homo erectus to Homo sapiens sapiens, while at the same time there was gene flow between the various populations.

Over the 20th century, the city developed in a polycentric manner.

However, this is not always easy to do because, as I have already said, most disputes are more or less polycentric.

Germany as a federation is a polycentric country and does not have a single economic center.

A polycentric approach "gives rise to the problems of coordination and control."

He believes that we actually live in a polycentric society where there are many people control how things function.

For this reason we today need to proceed from a polycentric anthropology.

The quotes around "polycentric" indicate that this is a new use of the word.

Europe is characterised by great territorial diversity and polycentric development.

A good example in the administrative law context of a polycentric problem is provided by a motorway inquiry.

Private defense agency - quoted above as polycentric "alternative"

But in exurbia, each individual has his or her own polycentric nodes - the school, the church and the office park.

This fact provides another good reason why courts should decline to entertain polycentric disputes.

A central trait of African dance is that it is polycentric.

It is a spine of polycentric urban development in North Carolina.

For the old polycentric system of the Council they sought to substitute departments controlled by ministers.

By this definition, the question of what would count as a comprehensive health service could be said to be a polycentric one.

In other words, court procedures are not well-adapted to resolving polycentric disputes.

Germany has established a polycentric network of high-speed trains.

It is important to realize, however, that problems do not present themselves pre-labelled as polycentric or not.

The Obama administration understands that America will have to adjust to a polycentric system of international relations.

There has been no strategy, no will to take practical measures, no polycentric Europe.

This concept is similar to Polycentric law.

First, that territorial cohesion involves promoting polycentric development across the European Union.

It is planned as a polycentric new town with a series of nodal concentrations along mass transport corridors.

Thus the Ruhr is described as a polycentric urban area, which shares a similar history of urban and economic development.