Titlebook: Optimal Control, Stabilization and Nonsmooth Analysis; Marcio S. Queiroz,Michael Malisoff,Peter Wolenski Conference proceedings 2004 Sprin

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Michael Malisoff,Eduardo Sontagult in a skewed analysis of international crises that invariably invoke women (and children) as victims in need of care and, at best, ignore the lived experiences of men, and at worst, cast men as virile and violent vectors of disease and social disorder. This translates into HIV interventions focus

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Ludovic Riffordult in a skewed analysis of international crises that invariably invoke women (and children) as victims in need of care and, at best, ignore the lived experiences of men, and at worst, cast men as virile and violent vectors of disease and social disorder. This translates into HIV interventions focus

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Fabio Ancona,Alberto Bressann screening authorities, their competence and efficiency in carrying out their tasks, the transparency of relevant processes, as well as the authorities’ accountability. It concludes by suggesting that a compromise to ensure efficient and accountable investment screening reviews may be to delegate c

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Zhong-Ping Jiangith particular emphasis on WTO, ECHR, ISDS and EU legal frameworks. Third, whether the utilisation of the corporate control enhancement instruments would translate into the states’ responsibility for their actions under the aforesaid rules. As the analysis demonstrates, however, this is not the case

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Bin Xian,Marcio S. de Queiroz,Darren M. Dawsonentific dominance spurred technological innovations that have significantly impacted global society, but also left fundamental philosophical questions unanswered. The chapter concludes by acknowledging the increasing multidisciplinary nature of scientific research and the ongoing philosophical chall

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Francis Clarkerch. By analyzing this evolution, the chapter underscores the critical need for a more balanced funding approach, one that sustains the exploratory nature of science while embracing its technological potential. The future of scientific discovery, we argue, hinges on this equilibrium, ensuring that s