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Condition: Muy bueno. : Azores Tertia Insula es una obra fascinante que explora la riqueza histórica y cultural del archipiélago de las Azores. Escrito por Ernesto Matos y Pedro Miranda Albuquerque, este libro ofrece una mirada profunda a la identidad y el legado de estas islas atlánticas, siendo una pieza esencial para quienes buscan comprender la historia regional desde una perspectiva detallada y rigurosa. EAN: 9789893509944 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Historia Título: Azores Tertia Insula Autor: Ernesto Matos| Pedro Miranda Albuquerque Editorial: Mythus de Er Idioma: pt Páginas: 203.…

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Soft cover. O livro Economia Pós-Pandemia: desmontando os mitos da austeridade fiscal e construindo um novo paradigma econômico traz uma reflexão coletiva sobre o debate econômico brasileiro. A obra é uma antítese da agenda econômica dominante no Brasil. Professores e pesquisadores revelam como a agenda da austeridade é anacrônica ao negar o papel da política fiscal como indutora do crescimento e do emprego e é cruel ao propor sacrificar as garantias constitucionais do financiamento dos direitos sociais. Seus capítulos denunciam as consequências sociais dos cortes de gastos e mostram como o discurso da austeridade fiscal é ideológico, falacioso e dogmático. Além disso, o livro aponta para o futuro e propõe uma nova agenda econômica para o país que reafirma os direitos sociais, o papel do Estado no provimento desses direitos e a política fiscal como ferramenta para o crescimento, preservação ambiental, redução das desigualdades sociais, regionais, raciais e de gênero, em direção a um projeto de desenvolvimento transformador da realidade brasileira.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Construction Process in Historical Western Societies (6th C. BC - 10th C. AD) brings together studies devoted to the management of material resources in the architecture of Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages, exploring how past societies obtained, transformed, and reused materials intended for construction. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the book connects archaeology, geology, economic history, and architectural analysis in order to understand the processes that made possible the building of cities and monuments. The contributions examine the supply chains of stone, marble, and other resources; the techniques of extraction and carving; the organization of construction workshops; and the long-distance circulation of materials. A cross-cutting theme is the reuse of ancient architectural elements, a phenomenon that reveals both economic strategies and cultural and symbolic changes in the use of urban space. The volume is characterized by the application of innovative methodologies that combine archaeometric analyses, quarry surveys, the study of tool marks, and digital documentation tools. This diversity of approaches makes it possible to reconstruct more precisely the construction processes and production systems associated with historical architecture. Beyond providing new data, the book proposes future lines of research focused on the comparative study of supply networks, the experimental reconstruction of ancient techniques, and the use of digital technologies to model construction processes. Taken together, it offers a broad and up-to-date view of past architecture as the result of interrelated technical, economic, and social decisions. This volume explores how ancient and early medieval societies sourced, crafted, transported, and reused construction materials. Through interdisciplinary studies--archaeology, geology, economics, and architecture--it examines supply networks, quarrying, workshops, long-distance trade, and spolia, offering new methods and future research directions. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Construction Process in Historical Western Societies (6th C. BC - 10th C. AD) brings together studies devoted to the management of material resources in the architecture of Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages, exploring how past societies obtained, transformed, and reused materials intended for construction. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the book connects archaeology, geology, economic history, and architectural analysis in order to understand the processes that made possible the building of cities and monuments. The contributions examine the supply chains of stone, marble, and other resources; the techniques of extraction and carving; the organization of construction workshops; and the long-distance circulation of materials. A cross-cutting theme is the reuse of ancient architectural elements, a phenomenon that reveals both economic strategies and cultural and symbolic changes in the use of urban space. The volume is characterized by the application of innovative methodologies that combine archaeometric analyses, quarry surveys, the study of tool marks, and digital documentation tools. This diversity of approaches makes it possible to reconstruct more precisely the construction processes and production systems associated with historical architecture. Beyond providing new data, the book proposes future lines of research focused on the comparative study of supply networks, the experimental reconstruction of ancient techniques, and the use of digital technologies to model construction processes. Taken together, it offers a broad and up-to-date view of past architecture as the result of interrelated technical, economic, and social decisions. This volume explores how ancient and early medieval societies sourced, crafted, transported, and reused construction materials. Through interdisciplinary studies--archaeology, geology, economics, and architecture--it examines supply networks, quarrying, workshops, long-distance trade, and spolia, offering new methods and future research directions. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Construction Process in Historical Western Societies (6th C. BC - 10th C. AD) brings together studies devoted to the management of material resources in the architecture of Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages, exploring how past societies obtained, transformed, and reused materials intended for construction. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the book connects archaeology, geology, economic history, and architectural analysis in order to understand the processes that made possible the building of cities and monuments. The contributions examine the supply chains of stone, marble, and other resources; the techniques of extraction and carving; the organization of construction workshops; and the long-distance circulation of materials. A cross-cutting theme is the reuse of ancient architectural elements, a phenomenon that reveals both economic strategies and cultural and symbolic changes in the use of urban space. The volume is characterized by the application of innovative methodologies that combine archaeometric analyses, quarry surveys, the study of tool marks, and digital documentation tools. This diversity of approaches makes it possible to reconstruct more precisely the construction processes and production systems associated with historical architecture. Beyond providing new data, the book proposes future lines of research focused on the comparative study of supply networks, the experimental reconstruction of ancient techniques, and the use of digital technologies to model construction processes. Taken together, it offers a broad and up-to-date view of past architecture as the result of interrelated technical, economic, and social decisions. This volume explores how ancient and early medieval societies sourced, crafted, transported, and reused construction materials. Through interdisciplinary studies--archaeology, geology, economics, and architecture--it examines supply networks, quarrying, workshops, long-distance trade, and spolia, offering new methods and future research directions. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

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