Abstract Researchers recognize the affinity of habits-as-heuristics and habits-as-routines. This paper argues that should not be surprising, as both kinds habits are outcome rational choice. The finds dual process theory, once reconstructed based on choice, reveals runs deep, three-fold parallelism: i) cognitive economy responsible for parallels what this calls “physiological economy” habits-as...

Despite great progress made in the theory of agglomeration in recent years, a number of gaps remain in our ability to understand why cities continue to have such attractive power in the new economy. Many of the most recent theories of agglomeration attempt to understand cities or clusters as loci of knowledge development and exchange, critical to higher levels of innovation and growth. Yet they...

Introduction Economic globalisation, as noted in the previous chapter, has served Australia well in recent years. Until 2008 this rich developed country was in the grip of an export-oriented resources boom. Even as much of the country was in severe drought, the economy continued to expand uninterrupted for 15 years. Australia, a country of only 20 million people, is the world’s fifteenth larges...

There is confusion between the use of "ethnic minority tourism" and "Indigenous as concepts, both in practice well tourism research. Since different types occur communities geo-historical contexts, these two concepts should be understood to situated a particular context. In order enhance peoples' epistemological understanding kinds phenomenon, this article aims critically distinguish concept by...

This paper discusses the health status of indigenous populations in Mexico. The first section characterizes the concept of globalization and its links to the population's health. Based on available statistical data, the second section documents the current indigenous populations' health status in the country. The article then argues that the presupposition of equity, crucial to globalization th...

In the following study, we analyze the usage of Twitter during four scientific conferences with focus on humanities and computer science. Automated analyses of tweets, retweets and @-messages were performed as well as an intellectual analysis of the tweets’ contents.