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Trajectories of Language, Culture, and Geography in Postcolonial Bangladesh,ntry into a mishmash of competing aims. Class distinctions, geopolitics, social communities, educational policies, and manipulation of language have played crucial roles in the struggle to forge a new identity while maintaining an emotional attachment to the language and culture of the past.

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Sadia Afrin,Lawrence Bainesortant for philosophical methodology than to have a firm and clear grasp of the analytic-synthetic distinction. A useful byproduct of this would be that we will be in a position to understand why serious scholars spend so much time arguing about definitions, thereby treating terminological questions

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Lawrence Baines,Gul Naharendt-Toth’s Van de Vijver’s domain-sensitive model are discussed. Methodological and empirical inconsistencies while making deductions during studies based on the bidimensional acculturational model are identified. Bidimensional modelling of immigrant’s adaptive experiences leads to the non-developm

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Matthew D. Balentine,Gerald R. Websterecision model Diewert [1974b], Donovan [1978] and Barnett [1978, 1980, 1981, 1987] have derived user cost formulae for interest bearing and non-interest bearing monetary assets. These models are based on the theory of intertemporal consumer demand of Irving Fisher [1930], and formulated in discrete

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Sarah Bunin Benor,Bernard Spolsky years since Herbert Butterfield (1950), John Herz (1950; 1966), and Robert Jervis (1976; 1978) first developed the concept, this concept has been extended and applied to “address many of the most important questions of international relations theory and security policy” (Glaser 1997, 172).