Titlebook: Instrumentation in Applied Nuclear Chemistry; Jan Krugers Book 1973 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1973 Bias.Drift.Monitoring.Nu

Transfusion

James Kelly Milamg view in the academic literature and the international community is a negative one that portrays these entities as the antipode of stable, orderly, sovereign states (Kolossov & O’ Loughlin 1999). This perception strengthens the case for non-recognition, as these entities are deemed undesirable and

單調(diào)性

Neutral-Spine

Jan Krugershis paradoxical combination of poverty, fragility, pro-international engagement for economic growth polity and yet international isolation created an unusual and enigmatic context for international agencies, and one in which the existing frameworks for development in ‘fragile states’ do not appear o

CLAP

John A. M. Hoogenboom shocks such as natural disasters and price hikes in key commodities. State-society relations in these countries are particularly weak, with often large proportions of the population living a semi-subsistence lifestyle in rural areas with very limited access to basic services and interaction with na

不透明性

滑動(dòng)

Patrimony

Coeval

Pablo Mulás del Pozoor all be divided into neatly limited periods, like infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, old age. Secondly that all these periods can be exactly defined and determined within unchangeable time-limits: being the same for the Egyptians of the Old Empire as for the Dutch people of the postindust

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Manuel Diego Castillo, starting from the observation that males are more defensive in comparison to females when they meet threatening situations (1). It is a common experience in assistance situations that males are less prepared to seek help, they refuse help more frequently, and their drop-out in therapy is higher in

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