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Does the establishment of civilized cities promote urban inclusive development?--Quasi-natural experiment based on the selection of "National Civilized City". [PDF]
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Multi-angle study on carbon stock variation and its driving factors in Pingshan County. [PDF]
Sci RepZhang M, Zhou A, Cao S, Yuan Y, Han N.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
The concept of civil law has two distinct meanings. that is, disputes between private parties (individuals, corporations), as opposed to other branches of the law, such as administrative law or criminal law, which relate to disputes between individuals and the state.
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The concept of civil law has two distinct meanings. that is, disputes between private parties (individuals, corporations), as opposed to other branches of the law, such as administrative law or criminal law, which relate to disputes between individuals and the state.
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Civilizing Civilization (and beyond)
International Conference on the Foundations of Digital Games, 2020Historical game studies is a nascent field formed around the study of games which engage with discourses about history and the past. Beginning with a prominent object of study in wider games scholarship, Sid Meier's Civilization, historical game studies gradually cohered around several key discursive threads anchored by a small set of focal texts.
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Abstract Historically the concept of ‘civil society’ has been an almost purely western concept, tied to the political emancipation of European citizens from former ‘feudalistic’ ties, monarchy, and the state during the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Abstract Historically the concept of ‘civil society’ has been an almost purely western concept, tied to the political emancipation of European citizens from former ‘feudalistic’ ties, monarchy, and the state during the 18th and 19th centuries.
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