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The analysis and modelling of British invasions

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. B, Biological Sciences, 1986
Abstract The SCOPE programme on the ecology of biological invasions addresses three questions: What are the factors that determine whether a species will become an invader or not? What are the site properties which determine whether an ecological system will be relatively prone to or resistant to invasion?
M. H. Williamson, K. C. Brown
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Modeling the effects of Brexit on the British economy

Journal of Forecasting
AbstractWe estimate the short run effects of Brexit border disruption on the UK economy. We estimate a structural VAR for the UK, where Brexit effects are identified by the dates of Brexit events, the referendum, and the exit from the single market. We find evidence of short run effects of Brexit: temporary effects on GDP, exports and imports (slightly
Patrick Minford, Zheyi Zhu
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The University of British Columbia model of interprofessional education

Journal of Interprofessional Care, 2009
The College of Health Disciplines, at the University of British Columbia (UBC) has a long history of developing interprofessional learning opportunities for students and practitioners. Historically, many of the courses and programmes were developed because they intuitively made sense or because certain streams of funding were available at particular ...
Grant, Charles, Lesley, Bainbridge, John, Gilbert   +2 more
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The Cambridge Multisector Dynamic Model of the British Economy.

Economica, 1988
List of tables List of figures Foreword Preface Conventions 1. Introduction Terry Barker Part I. The Model as a System: 2. Theory and method Terry Barker and William Peterson 3. The accounting framework and the data Terry Barker and Martin Weale 4. The complete model Terry Barker 5. Estimation William Peterson 6.
Kenneth Holden, Terry Barker, William Peterson   +2 more
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FEATURES OF THE BRITISH MODEL OF FIGHTING CRIME

Jurisprudence, 2023
In the article, the author seeks to reveal the specific aspects of the fight against crime in the UK. In particular, it considers certain elements of the crime fighting system-doctrinal and criminological approaches on which criminal policy is based-features of legislation on combating crime, as well as notable aspects of law enforcement.
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The British Model

This chapter illustrates how the spectacle of automotive empire, exemplified by the Croisière Noire, transitioned into the more mundane but impactful use of motor vehicles for business and administration in Africa during the interwar period. While thrill-seeking European entrepreneurial imperialists initially garnered attention, figures like Italian ...
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Towards a British Model of Groupwork

The British Journal of Social Work, 1982
Groupwork is beginning to play a significant part in social work in Britain and there are signs that a distinct and prevalent form of practice has begun to emerge with aims and characteristics which reflect the British fieldwork context. This paper is an attempt to give formal definition to this approach, using a framework suggested by Roberts and ...
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Vocational rehabilitation: the British model

2006
Vocational rehabilitation in the United Kingdom is in a state of flux. After decades of uncertainty, confusion, and at times, apathy, there is renewed interest in the topic, with initiatives from central government and independent agencies, both in research into better models of vocational rehabilitation, and in provision of help.
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The British Model of Political Economy

2008
The political economy of New Labour is central to any evaluation of the legacy of the Blair governments. Consequently, the purpose of this chapter is to outline and evaluate the principal components of New Labour’s British model of political economy. This model has received widespread praise, especially from abroad.
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The British Model: Anglican Dominance

2016
In the history of higher education in the West, a dominant worldview has existed in almost any given place and time. Typically the balance between religious believers and seekers on one hand and doubters and skeptics on the other hand is more consistent among the general populace than in the college and university faculties.
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