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Humanities and Social Sciences, 2020 This article examines the territorial configuration of Spain between 1978 and 1983. The article investigates whether the scope of autonomy granted to the regions inhabited by “the historical nationalities” fulfilled their need of being independent from ...
Joanna JAROSZYK
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A multi-modal event detection system for river and coastal marine monitoring applications [PDF]
, 2011 —This work is investigating the use of a multi-modal sensor network where visual sensors such as cameras and satellite imagers, along with context information can be used to complement and enhance the usefulness of a traditional in-situ sensor network ...
O'Connor, Edel +2 more
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A New Economic Policy Uncertainty Index for Spain
Economics Letters, 2019 We explore how sensitive is the influential Economic Policy Uncertainty (EPU) index (Baker et al., 2016) to certain key features of the construction methodology.
Corinna Ghirelli +2 more
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A sociogenomic perspective on neuroscience in organizational behavior
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2014 We critically examine the current biological models of individual organizational behavior, with particular emphasis on the roles of genetics and the brain.
Seth Michael Spain, P.D. eHarms
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, 2005 Details of the definitive version are available at http://www.ashgate.com/default.aspx?page=637&calcTitle=1&title_id=6415&edition_id ...
Morales, Laura +2 more
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How Spain Reached 40 Deceased Organ Donors per Million Population
American Journal of Transplantation, 2017 With 40 donors and more than 100 transplant procedures per million population in 2015, Spain holds a privileged position worldwide in providing transplant services to its patient population.
R. Matesanz +4 more
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History of Political Economy, 1994 Many historians of eighteenth-century Spain have addressed, in one way or another, the introduction of physiocracy and its influence in Spain (Sarrailh 1957, 547, 549; Herr 1958, 45). In general, these references are based on a rather vague definition of the term, one which stresses a kind of agrarianism, holding agriculture to be ...
Lluch, Ernest, 1937-2000 +1 more
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Abstracts of 38th Symposium on Cuniculture, ASESCU. Zamora, Spain, 30th-31st May, 2013.
World Rabbit Science, 2013 The 38th Congress of the Spanish Association of Cuniculture (ASESCU) was held in Zamora from 30th to 31st of May 2013. This edition was mainly devoted to analysing the current situation of production costs in rabbit farming, processing of rabbit meat and
Symposium on Cuniculture Zamora (Spain)
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Encyclopaideia, 2022 Through an interpretative phenomenological perspective, this article analyses the education policy implemented in Spain following the declaration of the state of alarm due to Covid-19 pandemic. It questions the measures implemented (i.e.
Inmaculada González Falcón +1 more
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Does Board Gender Diversity Influence Financial Performance? Evidence from Spain
Journal of Business Ethics, 2015 In recent years, several countries have enacted guidelines and/or mandatory laws to increase the presence of women on the boards of companies. Through these regulatory interventions, the aim is to eradicate the social and labor grievances that women have
Nuria Reguera-Alvarado +2 more
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