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The impact of Ethiopia's accession to the WTO. with particular reference to the country's infant domestic industries
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2012
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Provocation Defence, its Implication for Battered Women in Malaysia. A Sociological Evaluation of Criminal Law and the Criminal Justice System
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2012
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Reentering Women’s Needs, Programs, and Recidivism. A sociological approach
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2012
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Predicting Fear of Crime in Sweden. A Test of the Shadow of Sexual Assault Hypothesis
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2012
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The Social Construction Of Bullies And Victims. An Explorative Study Of Italian and English Newspapers
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2012
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Oodua Peoples Congress [OPC] and Crime Control in Lagos Metropolis. Oodua Peoples Congress [OPC] and Crime Control
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2012
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Delinquent gangs in context. Towards an ecology of meaning
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2012
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Governmental Policy for Rural-Urban Migrants in China. A study on the policy change and effects since early 2000
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2012
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The language of Business for Engineer's A-Z First edition. The business languages briefly explained for non business professionals
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2011
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On the Relationships between the Political and Managerial Levels. Italian Public Administration Reform
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2011
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The Sahjha Yoga Meditation and Life Style. Method of Sahaja Yoga Meditation and its Effects on Life Style Assessment Contents
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2011
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THE IDEA/EXPRESSION DICHOTOMY AT CROSSROADS. Past and Present of a Concept
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2010
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An Integration of Law, Psychiatry and Psychology in SA. Constitutional, Medico-Legal and Ethical Issues in Psychiatry and Psychology
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2010
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Nationalism in Central Asia. Post-Soviet Expediency
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Lambert Academic Publishing, 2010
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Renewal
From Vol. 14 Nbr. 3, September 2006
to Vol. 26 Nbr. 2, June 2018
Lawrence & Wishart Ltd., 2009
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Anarchist Studies
From Vol. 14 Nbr. 2, September 2006
to Vol. 26 Nbr. 1, March 2018
Lawrence & Wishart Ltd., 2009
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Capital & Class
From Nbr. 77, June 2002
to Vol. 43 Nbr. 1, March 2019
Sage Publications Ltd. (UK), 2009
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The Middle East
From Nbr. 1992, July 1992
to Nbr. 2018, January 2018
IC Publications Ltd., 2009
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New African
From Nbr. 2000, December 2000
to Nbr. 597, August 2019
IC Publications Ltd., 2009
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- Time to take pride in ourselves.
- Tradition is bedrock of African societies.
- AFRICA EXPRESS' EGOLI: A new musical language.
- Conducive environment needed.
- Count Prince Miller--soothing the savage beast.
- Naomi Campbell calls for more diversity in fashion.
- Searingly honest.
- Eco, the West African currency.
- Ethiopian rap challenges Israel's police.
- Quote / unquote.
- Be comfortable in your own skin: This month I want to address the issue of 'African inferiority' that makes most of our people think that everybody else in the world is better than us.
- Forget state capture-think Africa capture: Why it is that six decades after our independence, African countries are still depending on foreigners to fund and construct some of our most important institutions? What pay-off do they get?
- Kenyan reserve steps up anti-poaching.
- The blame game doesn't cut it.
- Will NETFLIX boost stagnant local TV industry?
- Ancient roots of modern conflict.
- South Africa adds seven countries to visa-free list.
- Target: 30m youth jobs by 2030: Reeta Roy--President and CEO, Mastercard Foundation.
- Election drama comes to the boil: Botswana, Africa's most stable country, goes to the polls in October but this time, the elections will be anything but a routine triumphal march for the ruling party, the Botswana Democratic Party.
- Reconnecting with Mother Africa.
- Africa must play it smart in Santiago.
- Regaining our dignity: Four events occurred over the past month--two deeply insulting to Africa, two promising a new era of economic independence and hence dignity.
- Has 'class' Apartheid taken root?
- Cameroon wins 2019 WWF award.
- Can Tshisekedi cut the eastern Gordian rope?
- Has a collective madness infected Ghana?
- Longings of the heart.
- Peter Magubane "The camera was my gun".
- #BlueForSudan.
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