Implementation Theory

Corchón, Luı́s C.

doi:10.1007/978-0-387-30440-3_283

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“…The exchange networks were probably at their maximum extent during the Middle Magdalenian. This is confirmed by a large range of evidence, including the circulation of flint and shells (Álvarez-Fernández 2002;Lacombe 2005;Simonnet 2007;Corchón et al 2009). It is also shown by the geographical distribution of features such as horse heads depicted in contours découpés mode which display exactly the same behaviour as the group A engravings, i.e.…”

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Defining Magdalenian cultural groups in Franco-Cantabria by the formal analysis of portable artworks

Rivero¹,

Sauvet²

2014

Antiquity

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Paris Madrid 0 km 500 N The motifs, techniques and stylistic features of Upper Palaeolithic art offer enormous potential for the investigation of social and cultural interactions in south-western France and northern Spain during the later stages of the last ice age. The key regions of Aquitaine, Cantabria and the Pyrenees clearly share an overall family resemblance, but detailed analysis of horse heads on portable objects of bone, antler and stone from Magdalenian contexts reveal that particular features can be attributed to different regions at different periods. Furthermore, the patterns of interconnection are structured very differently in the Upper Magdalenian than in the Middle Magdalenian, perhaps as rising temperatures in the latter period led to territorial expansion and social realignment.

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confidence: 56%

Defining Magdalenian cultural groups in Franco-Cantabria by the formal analysis of portable artworks

Rivero¹,

Sauvet²

2014

Antiquity

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Multi-criteria Decision-Making: A Mechanism Design Technique for Sustainability

Felice

Petrillo

2013

Mechanism Design for Sustainability

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Sustainable development has become a key concept in environmental and economic policy analysis. From this point of view, it is desirable to integrate culture, legal, business, and financial prospective and increase collaboration among enterprises in order to improve sustainable competitiveness. Enterprises that are collaborating need to define and use performance measurement/management frameworks composed of performance elements (objectives, performance indicators, etc.) that facilitate the management of their activity, as well as monitor their strategy and processes. There are several factors that need to be managed properly in order to support collaborative success. So this chapter aims to present an approach based on the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) to manage collaborative relationships under an integrated approach in order to investigate and promote mechanism design for sustainability. With this approach, enterprises will obtain significant information for the decision-making process regarding sustainable performance elements that have the greatest impact on their competitiveness and therefore should be prioritize

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