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Directionality and subsidiarity: sustainability challenges in regional development policy

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By Markus Grillitsch, Lars Coenen, Kevin Morgan
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Regional Studies Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Open access In this article ABSTRACT 1. INTRODUCTION 2. THEORETICAL IMPLICATIONS OF A SHIFT TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGES IN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT POLICIES 3. THEORIES OF REGIONAL CHANGE 4.
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Universal free school meals are beneficial and popular - but the UK’s provision remains patchy

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By Kevin Morgan
| The Conversation Verified
The school meal is an infallible index of the values of a society. Originally designed by social reformers to counter the scourge of hunger, the school meal service is now perceived by many governments as a means to promote social justice, public health and educational attainment, as well as being climate friendly. Perhaps this is the reason why the school meal service is finally being propelled from the margins to the mainstream of political debate in several countries.
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Transcriptome-wide alternative splicing and transcript-level differential expression analysis of post-mortem Lewy body dementia brains

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By Thomas Goddard, Keeley J. Brookes, Kevin Morgan, Dag Aarsland
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Introduction Dementia is the seventh leading cause of global mortality (Patterson, Reference Patterson2018). Lewy body dementias (LBD) are the second most common type of neurodegenerative dementias (Kane et al., Reference Kane, Surendranathan, Bentley, Barker, Taylor, Thomas, Allan, McNally, James, McKeith, Burn and O’Brien2018).
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