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ion for, and the scope and politics of, the principle of self-determination. On the whole the principle had little appeal in the region. The discourse of self-determination has been more important in relations between different indigenous communities than between them and the colonial powers. The as

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George Pararas-Carayannislore the question in the early twentieth century were quashed once Soviet rule had been established. Thereafter, the matter was excised from the public domain by the use of two complementary strategies: deception and fear. The deception lay in the construction of a system that pre-empted demands for

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The Importance of Similarities Among Multiple Hazard Phenomenas, there is no element of malevolence. These similarities make comparative analysis of various hazards very beneficial. Not only is understanding improved, but often an economic marginal analysis shows that two hazards can be mitigated for the price of mitigating one. By studying several hazards at

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Hazards from Mass Movements in Mountain Regionsipitation in the form of rain or snow is fairly high. Such conditions occur for instance in the entire Alpine-Himalayan belt, in the Rocky mountains, in the Andes, and in New Zealand. Mass movements are primarily the consequence of gravitational force, although their triggering may be of a different

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