Examples of using Deindustrialization in English and their translations into German
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Deindustrialization will not help the climate problems.
The frameworks being created should not result in deindustrialization but rather provide consistent and competitive working conditions.
But deindustrialization is common to all advanced countries.
Thousands of enterprises close every day in the EU, and even France, one of the mostpowerful countries in Europe suffers under severe deindustrialization.
In areas in the throes of deindustrialization, it is ethnic minorities which suffer most.
Post-apartheid policy has worsened the situation, as free trade,privatization, deindustrialization and so on have gutted jobs.
Deindustrialization of the West, which began in the 1980s, ideologically has been under preparation for a long time, since the 1860s-1880s in Great Britain.
We have had this debate before- in 1980,1981 and 1982 we discussed Eurosclerosis and the deindustrialization of Europe and we came up with the single market plan.
In Europe, deindustrialization accelerated due to below-average growth of product demand and above-average growth of productivity in the production processÂ.
He grew up in the Great Britain of Margaret Thatcher, in a torn society characterized by social conflicts,large-scale unemployment, deindustrialization and, associated with this, massive upheavals in the work world.
Deindustrialization, 17 percent unemployment, over one million emigrants since 1990, Nazi terror on the streets against leftists and immigrants, right down to"national liberated zones," etc.
Italy is probably the most outstanding example for these changes in the political landscape, facing a hardly sustainable economic and social crisis(banks,public debt, deindustrialization, unemployment) as well as a quick heading towards a political crisis of the regime.
Processes of global change, such as deindustrialization, tertiarization, demographic, climate and political change, create new challenges for the welfare of people and societies.
New redundancies, wage and benefit cuts and shutdown of basic services in areas where strongcollective memory of struggle over similar things during or since deindustrialization exists, eg. the North-East(miners' strike, 1984-85), Liverpool dockers' strike.
The deindustrialization which will accompany capitalist restoration will lock the various republics into a pattern of economic dependency and backwardness more typical of third-world countries than the developed capitalist world.
The World Bank's assistance was sometimes overburdened by prevailing ideology; for example, the free-market Washington Consensuspolicies foisted on recipients actually led to deindustrialization and declining income in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The social-economic aspects, such as poverty, lack of infrastructure,administrative capacities, deindustrialization, low education and training level, high employment rate, poor living conditions, as well as reduced access to services of general interest transforms these communities into vulnerable groups, which represent an ever greater challenge for the cohesion of the European Union territories.
Shkuda's account focuses on the role that artists played in transforming the neighborhood and analyzes how artists entangled with other political andeconomic actors were crucial in the redevelopment of the neighborhood after and during its deindustrialization.
With the opening of the St. Lawrence Seawayin 1957, which cut the city off from valuable trade routes; deindustrialization; and the nation-wide trend of suburbanization; the city's economy began to deteriorate.
From the logging and mining zones in the Upper River area to the high technology and petrochemical centers in the Delta; from the industrial agricultural landscapes of the Midwest to the"dead zones" in the Gulf of Mexico; from the historic transportation network enabling the egregious trade of humanforced labor to the social injustices of poverty and deindustrialization today-the Mississippi is a symptom and object of investigation for the radical impact humans inflict on the Earth.
The 1st Balkan Forum prioritised the following issues: social justice, resistance to the neo-liberal agenda, the struggle for the commons,economic relations, deindustrialization and workers' struggles and, finally, the crisis of representative democracy and the need for deep democratization of Balkan societies.