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Measuring the Macrosystem in Postaccord Northern Ireland: A Social-Ecological Approach. [PDF]

Peace Confl, 2016
Townsend D, Taylor LK, Furey A, Merrilees CE, Goeke-Morey MC, Shirlow P, Cummings EM.   +6 more
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The unconscious sibling rivalry in psychoanalytic institutions. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Reghintovschi S.
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'Nurses as Gatekeepers': Nurses' Responses to Spiritual Needs of Patients with Primary Malignant Brain Tumors in Austria-Analysis of a Qualitative Vignette Study. [PDF]

J Relig Health
Grabenweger R, Völz D, Bumes E, Best M, Paal P.   +4 more
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Sectarian Violence: A Sociological Analysis of Sukkur Division

Social Science Review Archives
AbstractPurpose: To determine the causes, consequences, and potential outcomes of conflict resolution, this study investigates the social elements of sectarian violence in the Sukkur Division district. The study makes use of sociology to explain how to strengthen neighborhood relationships and produce long-lasting peace.Design/Methodology/Approach: The
null Danial Ahmed, null Dr Ahmed Ali Brohi, null Dr Hamadullah Kakepoto   +2 more
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Solidarity amidst Sectarian Division: A Chinese Volunteering Experience in Lebanon

Politics and Security Governance
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Assessment for learning: sectarian divisions of terminology and concepts

Journal of Further and Higher Education, 2008
Assessment is critical to support and align learning and teaching within the curriculum. Yet our understanding of the many layers of assessment is still incomplete. This article examines some of the differences between critical elements of assessment terminology across the compulsory and higher education sectors in the anglophone world, more ...
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Has the Educational System in Lebanon Contributed to the Growing Sectarian Divisions?

Education and Urban Society, 2016
The sectarian structure of the Lebanese political system has contributed to periods of sectarian violence and wars over the past four decades. This article highlights the origin of sectarianism in Lebanon and discusses how public and religious schools in the country have reinforced sectarian divisions in the Lebanese society.
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