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Empire, globalisation, and the cultural economy of the British world
Journal for Maritime Research, 2012Empire and globalisation: networks of people, goods, and capital in the British world, c.1 1850–1914 , by Gary B. Magee and Andrew S.
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International Journal of Environment and Sustainable Development, 2009
Leaning upon profit, competition and dominance, free market economy is obliged to create needs and invent prospects in order to survive through growth. In our days, democracy, the electoral body does not usually decide about the policies, the political parties do not represent relevant socio-economic classes and politicians, aiming at their political ...
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Leaning upon profit, competition and dominance, free market economy is obliged to create needs and invent prospects in order to survive through growth. In our days, democracy, the electoral body does not usually decide about the policies, the political parties do not represent relevant socio-economic classes and politicians, aiming at their political ...
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This thesis seeks to determine the extent to which miniseries broadcast across three Korean terrestrial public and commercial networks - KBS, MBC, and SBS - between 2002 and 2017 suitably reflect Korean culture and society. It investigates the changes in common cultural themes and representations across this period, unravelling the complex relationship
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Organ transplantation in a globalised world
Mortality, 2006Megan Crowley-Matoka, Margaret Lock
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