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Ecology Letters, 2015
AbstractAnthropogenic alterations of historical disturbance regimes (e.g. suppressing floods and wildfires) is a primary mechanism by which exotic species can come to dominate native communities. Unfortunately, reinstating historical disturbance regimes to restore native communities has achieved mixed success.
Raelene, Crandall, Tiffany M, Knight
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AbstractAnthropogenic alterations of historical disturbance regimes (e.g. suppressing floods and wildfires) is a primary mechanism by which exotic species can come to dominate native communities. Unfortunately, reinstating historical disturbance regimes to restore native communities has achieved mixed success.
Raelene, Crandall, Tiffany M, Knight
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International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 2018
Abstract Past research predicting political attitudes from belief systems has predominantly focused on general ideologies that neglect the specific socio-historical contexts in which these attitudes develop. We address this limitation by proposing that bicultural-related political attitudes in post-colonial nations are best predicted by ideologies ...
Helena J. Newton +2 more
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Abstract Past research predicting political attitudes from belief systems has predominantly focused on general ideologies that neglect the specific socio-historical contexts in which these attitudes develop. We address this limitation by proposing that bicultural-related political attitudes in post-colonial nations are best predicted by ideologies ...
Helena J. Newton +2 more
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Journal of Professions and Organization, 2014
Economists and organization theorists typically theorize the ‘professional partnership’ as an advantaged organizational archetype in the knowledge intensive setting of professional services. However, the emergence of publicly traded corporations in some professional services seems to challenge this theory.
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Economists and organization theorists typically theorize the ‘professional partnership’ as an advantaged organizational archetype in the knowledge intensive setting of professional services. However, the emergence of publicly traded corporations in some professional services seems to challenge this theory.
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