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Outbreak of Chikungunya Virus with <i>Aedes albopictus</i>-Adaptive Mutations - Guangdong Province, China, 2025. [PDF]

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Gong W, Wang D, Chen Q, Zhong S, Shi X, Peng B.   +5 more
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Socioeconomic stratification in adolescent digital engagement: cultural capital, emotional mediation, and bilibili usage patterns in Chinese high schools. [PDF]

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Liu Q.
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Bullying and Suicide Attempts Among US High School Students.

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Agarwal KR, Fleary SA, Kreniske P, Teasdale CA.   +3 more
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Municipal Identity and City Interests

Political Behavior, 2021
What are the behavioral consequences of municipal identity? A long tradition of public policy theory has emphasized how municipal policymaking is shaped by local residents’ shared interest in the prestige, power, and economic growth of their cities. A separate tradition of social identity theory shows that perceived membership in politically salient ...
Sophie Borwein, Jack Lucas
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Identity of Cities and City of Identities: Examples

2020
Location matters, identity dictates: Bilbao, Manchester, Athens, Glasgow; derelict shipyard to global cultural centre, rainy post-industrial city to thriving service centre, smog bowl to Olympic host, and post-industrial poor relation to culture capital of Europe.
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Border cities: contested identities of the European city

European Review, 2005
Much of the rich urban culture of Central and Eastern Europe was abruptly interrupted in the course of the 20th century, leaving towns and cities literally disconnected from the international urban network. Many cities also became border cities in a metaphorical sense, because their geographic position and the prestige of their institutions as well as ...
ED TAVERNE, COR WAGENAAR
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African Cities:

2023
Barbara Fraticelli sheds light on a particular type of African narrative that has emerged since independence. More specifically, this chapter highlights the use of space as a crucial means of identity formation—and, surprisingly, of traversing cultural boundaries.
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