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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"Bazaar"”.
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Socio-economic efficacy of Mahila Bazaar
Mahila Bazaar is a women-only street vendors’ market in New Delhi, India. A non-government organization, SEWA Delhi, set this market up in the nation’s capital in 2009. It is a unique experiment and the first of its kind in the country where a vendors’ market is legally set up and reserved …
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Revitalization of the Bazaar neighborhood in Tehran
The word “bazaar” refers to an ancient Persian word “wazaar” meaning market. This word has been transferred and used in other countries such as Turkey, Arabic countries, India and even China during economic interactions and exchanges between Iran and these countries. Bazaars are historic market …
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Bazaar [+] : addressing critical adjacencies in Mumbai's urban farm
This thesis focuses on the city of Mumbai, and evolves the notion of how "critical adjacency" has been instrumental in guiding the city's urban transformations into modernity. Presently, Mumbai experiences some of the highest densities and land value Levels in the world, and the city still …
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The Bizarre Bazaar: investigating gendered performance through interactive performance art
The Bizarre Bazaar: Investigating Gendered Performance through Interactive Performance Art This study investigates the persistence and evolution of structural violence as it relates to gender rooted in colonialism/apartheid within contemporary Afrikaner communities, particularly in middle and …
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Governance, marketplaces and social capital: the role of Batkhela bazaar in the evolving governance of the Malakand region of Pakistan
… generated by the economically dynamic Batkhela bazaar, and how it impacts on the evolving local governance of the Malakand region. To unearth the complex interrelationships between social capital and local governance, a qualitative, multi-method case study of Batkhela bazaar in Malakand District …
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‘We Shift You’: Experimental Infrastructures, Race, Gender, and Unity and Difference in Britain, 1980–97
… group of art students in Leeds (1981–84); Bazaar: South Asian Arts Magazine (1987–92); Panchayat archive (c. 1992–2003); and Horizon Gallery (1987–91). None have been the focus of any major study, thus this thesis offers granular historical reconstructions, drawing from archival research …
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Multi-Use complex: East Lubbock, Texas
… a grocery store, retail shops, offices, bazaar area, rooms for commimity interactions, restaurants, and plazas create a positive atmosphere for the commimity. The facility will incorporate an anchor grocery store, restaurants, retail shops, and bazaar/market areas on the ground floor. The …
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The influence of St. Louis 1904 World's Fair on Japonisme that appeared in periodicals
… fair, national and regional data from Harper's Bazaar, The New York Times, and St. Louis Post-Dispatch were collected from 1903 to 1905. Advertisements and articles were researched to see the incidence Japonisme that appeared in print. The data suggest that there was some influence on the …
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Qhatuyki Store modelo de negocio para pequeños distritos urbanos
… such as small stores, pharmacies, bazaar stores, grocery stores, etc.) with delivery carriers; to be able to offer their consumers the experience of online shopping and delivery express service, without the need to have a credit card or a bank account to make their payments. Buyer …
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Legitimacy and Continuity in The Horn: A Conceptual Analysis of Alex de Waal’s Political Marketplace
… of the concept, which I call the political bazaar. This reworked concept is then used in conjunction with Talal Asad’s discursive tradition of Sunni Islam and Peter Ekeh’s primordial public to more parsimoniously, accurately and comprehensively conceptualise legitimacy in the Horn and …
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The disruptive impact of technology on the fashion industry
… fashion magazines such as Vogue and Harper 's Bazaar were powerful sources of information about upcoming fashion trends. However, technology is changing every element of this power structure. Luxury brands and highend fashion magazines no longer have the absolute power as fashion trendsetters …
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Jacqueline Kennedy and the politics of popularity
… fashion spreads in Vogue magazine and Harper’s Bazaar published immediately after the inauguration in 1961; her televised tour of the White House broadcast in February 1962; and Andy Warhol’s 1964 Jackie prints, which drew from her construction of the Camelot myth after JFK’s funeral. These case …
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The visual and spatial structure in Mughal urban design: the 16th century city of Fatehpur Sikri, India
… Turkish Sultana, Birbal's palace and the royal bazaar. The functions of these buildings are in controversy among various architecrural historians. The research establishes that the Diwan-i-Khas had a symbolic meaning. The interior arrangement of the building consists of four bridges connected to …
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An exploration of understandings of development and of wellbeing in a rural hill community of far west Nepal
… main sites; village, school and administrative/’bazaar’ area. Seven individuals and two events are explored as bounded yet interrelated ‘embedded cases’ (Stake, 2006), their foci informed by a life history approach. Arguing that development and wellbeing are social constructs and relational …
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Photographed at...Locating Fashion Imagery in the Cultural Landscape of Post-War Britain 1945-1962
… in the British editions of Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar between 1945 and 1962. Fashion magazines participate in the cultural production of art by depicting its institutions, its products and producers as fashionable. This thesis interrogates the ways in which the field of fashion, and fashion …
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Collaborative, open, and automated data science
… learning pipelines. In the Machine Learning Bazaar, we create a flexible and powerful framework for developing machine learning and automated machine learning systems. In our approach, experts annotate and curate components from different machine learning libraries, which can be seamlessly …
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The Hajj From India In An Age Of Imperial Transitions, 1707-1820
… from status to contract in Indian Ocean "bazaar" economies. Chapter 2 reduces the scale of inquiry, treating, in turn, the experiences of the Indian 'ulama in the Hijaz, and their ramifications on local webs of knowledge. Tracking the career of a newly connected "all-India" 'ulama, I …
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The Krishna Temple Complex, Hampi: An Exploration of its identity as a Medieval temple in the contemporary context
… to the Virupaksha Temple Complex and the Hampi Bazaar. But can it be done? There is a significant absence of research on possibilities of reusing a Hindu Temple. A major reason for this gap in scholarship has been due to the nature of the religion of Hinduism and its adherents. Communal and …
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Revitalizing Daily Travel - Mumbai, India
Cities are a way of life. They are an amalgamation of cultural background and urbanism, which determine the quality of life, environmental sustainability, social behavior and economic well-being. Since the ancient times, cities have been the way to define the growth and development. The development …
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The Sethi merchants' havelis in Peshawar, 1800-1910: form, identity and status
… clock tower and Hastings' Monument) on the Bazaar-e-Kalan as counternarratives. The study fills a significant gap in the literature through its close consideration and analysis of the domestic architecture of Sethi merchants of Peshawar, thus contributing to the overall cultural history of …
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