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Palestinians from the "Seven Villages": Their Legal Status and Social Condition

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Biology, Social Environment, and Health: How Family History and Social Conditions Affect Adult Asthma*

Social Science Quarterly, 2008
Objective. We examine how multiple measures of both biological (family history of asthma) and social risk factors (home environment quality, socioeconomic status, and demographic characteristics) influence asthma risk among U.S. adults.Method. Using logistic regression models, we analyze data from a sample of 6,337 adults from the 2003–2004 National ...
Bridget K. Gorman, Rathi Asaithambi
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Deep history and international security: social conditions and competition, militancy and violence in West Africa

Conflict, Security & Development, 2013
Concern about terrorism in, and from, West Africa has prompted both military responses and criticisms of these. Criticism has focused on ‘hegemonic’ international attention to the region, the inappropriateness of a military and a misplaced focus on religion, and specifically Islam, where a range of ethnic, social, economic and historical problems are ...
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Diet and social conditions during sexual maturation have unpredictable influences on female life history trade‐offs

Journal of Evolutionary Biology, 2009
AbstractThe trade‐off between gametes and soma is central to life history evolution. Oosorption has been proposed as a mechanism by which females can redirect nutrients invested in oocytes into survival when conditions for reproduction are poor. Although positive correlations between oocyte degradation and lifespan have been documented in oviparous ...
E L B, Barrett, A J, Moore, P J, Moore
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Poly-ethnic educational environment of School № 147 of Yekaterinburg as a condition for the successful adaptation and socialization of students with migration in family history

Al`manah «Etnodialogi», 2022
Более 40% учеников МАОУ средняя общеобразовательная школа № 147 (Екатеринбург) – дети с миграцией в истории семьи. В 2016 г. МАОУ СОШ № 147 был присвоен статус региональной инновационной площадки в Свердловской области. Тема проекта, победившего в конкурсном отборе, – «Создание модели поликультурного образовательного пространства в условиях ...
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Two Historiographical Strategies: Ideas and Social Conditions in the History of Science

1984
Science has generally been thought to be an intellectual enterprise without equal and its history to be best explained using the techniques of the intellectual historian. For most historians of science, the work of Alexandre Koyre, I.B. Cohen, Henry Guerlac and Marshall Clagett, which focuses on scientific ideas and ignores what happens in society at ...
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Social studies of the humanities: a case study of research conditions and performance in ancient history and classical archaeology, and English

Research Evaluation, 1996
Research conditions and production in two humanistic disciplines — ancient history and classical archaeology (AHLA), and English are described and compared. A theoretical framework from research evaluation studies which emphasised mediating process factors in conjunction with input factors to explain research output was applied.
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“Context Is to Data What Water Is to a Dolphin”*: Social-Historical Conditions, Criminal Histories, and Recidivism Across Five Prisoner Cohorts

Crime & Delinquency
Understanding offending patterns over the life-course has been a key feature of criminological thought and scholarship since the discipline’s inception. Recent research has brought forth new thinking into how social-historical conditions may influence correlates of crime as well as offending patterns across different eras.
Alex R. Piquero, Matthew R. Durose
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‘We had seen with our own eyes’: A cultural history of humanitarian and Australian feminist responses to the social and moral conditions of indentured Indian labour in Fiji, 1910s

2022
In 1916, Christian missionaries Charles Freer Andrews and William Winstanley Pearson published a report that investigated the conditions of indentured labour in Fiji. Their report garnered significant attention in Australia, particularly among humanitarian and feminist organisations.
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