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Repliek op recensie 'Allochtoon' of 'anti-sociaal'; wellicht meer overeenkomsten dan gedacht?: Een proefschrift van Marleen van der Haar' by Martijn van Lanen [Review of: M. van der Haar (2007) Ma(r)king differences in Dutch social work. Professional discourse and ways of relating to clients in context]

KWALON, 2009
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Client Kings Armies Under Augustus: The Case Of Herod

, 2009
After defeating Antony in the Battle of Actium in 31 BC, Augustus inherited a swollen army in urgent need of pruning and reform. At the time the Romans still tended to think of their legions as regiments called up for comparatively short periods of time for particular wars.
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Caligula and the Client Kings

The Classical Quarterly, 1992
What happened in the aftermath of Caligula's assassination in JanuaryA.d. 41 in relation to the client kings of the period has been the subject of a stimulating note by A. A. Barrett. He has argued that a rescission of Caligula'sactainvalidated the legal position of the client kings appointed by Caligula, and that Claudius’ regularising of their ...
D. Wardle
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The consumer litigation industry: Chasing dragon kings in lawyer–client networks

Social Networks, 2015
Abstract The community of lawyers and their clients form a scale-free bipartite network that develops naturally as the outcome of the recommendation process through which lawyers form their client base. This process is an example of preferential attachment where lawyers with more clients are more likely to be recommended to new clients.
Flavio Codeço Coelho, Renato Rocha Souza   +1 more
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Three Roman Client Kings: Herod of Judaea, Archelaus of Cappadocia and Juba of Mauretania

Palestine Exploration Quarterly, 2001
(2001). Three Roman Client Kings: Herod of Judaea, Archelaus of Cappadocia and Juba of Mauretania. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 133, No. 1, pp. 22-38.
David M Jacobson
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Client Kings and Barbarians

Abstract The normative order of the Two Eyes system rested on a set of client–patron relations in which subordinate kings would accept a lower status in comparison to the Byzantine emperor and Persian shah. Through shared courtly cultures and imperial patronage, the two imperial centres sought to order the world around them.
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Tacitus and the Client Kings

Transactions of the American Philological Association, 1990
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The Role of Client Kings

, 2014
Shane McLeod
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The Client is King: Do Mutual Fund Relationships Bias Analyst Recommendations?

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
ABSTRACTThis paper investigates whether the business relations between mutual funds and brokerage firms influence sell‐side analyst recommendations. Using a unique data set that discloses brokerage firms’ commission income derived from each mutual fund client as well as the share holdings of these mutual funds, we find that an analyst's recommendation ...
Xuan, Y, Lin, C, Liu, P, Firth, M
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When Is the Client King? Evidence from Affiliated‐Analyst Recommendations in China's Split‐Share Reform

Contemporary Accounting Research, 2020
ABSTRACTChina's split‐share reform of 2005 (the Reform) converts the previously restricted shares held by founding shareholders to shares tradable on the open market. Against this backdrop, we study how underwriter‐affiliated analysts and firms' large shareholders interact in the event of the latter's sales of restricted shares.
Kam C. Chan, Xuanyu Jiang, Donghui Wu, Nianhang Xu, Hong Zeng   +4 more
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