GERMPLASM conservation, GERMPLASM, AGRICULTURAL resources, FRUIT development, RESEARCH institutes
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BOUNDARY disputes, DISCOURSE analysis, PANDEMICS, MILITARY personnel, COVID-19 pandemic
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Hornsmann, Inga, Schmidt, Gunther, and Schröder, Winfried
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REGRESSION trees, ENVIRONMENTAL monitoring, SURFACE potential, SPATIAL resolution, ECOLOGICAL regions
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EQUALITY, WESTERN European history, HOUSING, EDUCATIONAL change, HISTORY of educational change, WELFARE state -- History, WELFARE state, CAPITALISM & society, TWENTIETH century, SOCIAL history
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The article examines the historical reduction of social and economic inequality in Western Europe during the 1960s and 1970s. Alleged increases of equality in the realms of housing, medical care, and education are questioned, taxation, education reform, and welfare in 20th-century Western Europe are analyzed, and information is offered on the role of socialist democratic governments in reducing the inequalities inherent in industrialized capitalist economic systems. The role of the government in increasing equality is questioned.