Titlebook: Security of Water Supply Systems: from Source to Tap; Jaroslav Pollert,Bozidar Dedus Conference proceedings 2006 Springer Science+Business

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Conference proceedings 2006d water distribution networks bringing potable water to the consumers. Consequently, the reality of the post-September 11 situation forces the operators of water supply systems throught the world to examine the security and safety of their systems, it’s vulnerability to intentional interference and

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ocial Demotion, and Imagined Advancement. finds that imaginaries of the world as a social hierarchy might lie at the roots of much of the contemporary international migration. As would-be emigrants perceive different countries in terms of distinct social stations in a global order, they resolve to p

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IVA CIHAKOVAocial Demotion, and Imagined Advancement. finds that imaginaries of the world as a social hierarchy might lie at the roots of much of the contemporary international migration. As would-be emigrants perceive different countries in terms of distinct social stations in a global order, they resolve to p

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VLADIMIR HAVLIKocial Demotion, and Imagined Advancement. finds that imaginaries of the world as a social hierarchy might lie at the roots of much of the contemporary international migration. As would-be emigrants perceive different countries in terms of distinct social stations in a global order, they resolve to p

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R. PERFLER,G. LANGERGRABER,W. LETTL,N. FLEISCHMANNocial Demotion, and Imagined Advancement. finds that imaginaries of the world as a social hierarchy might lie at the roots of much of the contemporary international migration. As would-be emigrants perceive different countries in terms of distinct social stations in a global order, they resolve to p

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WILLIAM B. SAMUELS,RAKESH BAHADURocial Demotion, and Imagined Advancement. finds that imaginaries of the world as a social hierarchy might lie at the roots of much of the contemporary international migration. As would-be emigrants perceive different countries in terms of distinct social stations in a global order, they resolve to p