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ABRAM ZOLTAN |
RESEARCH AND PREVENTION PERSPECTIVES ON SMOKING IN ROMANIA
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1 - 6 |
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ACAR BOYACIOGLU MELEK , SAHIN IBRAHİM EREM , AKTAS RAMAZAN |
A COMPARISON OF THE FINANCIAL EFFICIENCIES OF COMMERCIAL BANKS AND PARTICIPATION BANKS: THE CASE OF TURKEY
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7 - 26 |
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ALAMR FAHAD |
IMPROVING SAUDI TECHNICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS SKILLS IN ACCOUNTING COURSES
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27 - 27 |
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ALDAGHEIRI MOHAMMED , |
ANALYZING PATTERNS OF SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION FOR GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLS IN DISTRICTS OF BURYDAH CITY €“ SAUDI ARABIA
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28 - 28 |
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BARTRAM BRENDAN |
STUDENTS' EMOTIONAL BARGAINING IN HIGHER EDUCATION: A CASE STUDY OF STAFF VIEWS
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29 - 29 |
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BELLEFEUILLE GERARD |
A COURSE-BASED CREATIVE INQUIRY APPROACH TO TEACHING INTRODUCTORY RESEARCH METHODS IN CHILD AND YOUTH CARE UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION
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30 - 40 |
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CHAN ANDREW , GARRICK JOHN |
RECONCILING PROFIT AND PERFORMANCE WITH INTEGRITY: THE CASE OF COMPANIES OPERATING IN CROSS CULTURAL CONTEXTS
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41 - 55 |
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CHAN VICTOR K. Y. , CHONG ROBBEN S. P. , SI JOSEPHINE K. K. , CHEONG ATHENA S. I. |
REFINED PERSONAL FACTORS UNDERLYING INTERNET ADDICTION: AN ANALOGY WITH PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING
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56 - 56 |
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DAI HONG-XIA , |
INFANT FEEDING ATTITUDE AND INFANT FEEDING METHODS AMONG MACAO HOSPITAL POSTPARTUM WOMEN
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57 - 57 |
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DIMITROVA SEVDALINA , TERZIEV VENELIN |
THE SOCIAL ADAPTATION OF THE MILITARY, DISCHARGED FROM MILITARY SERVICE - NECESSARY OR BY REQUEST
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58 - 80 |
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ERTEN SELCEN |
TEACHING ENGLISH FILLER WORDS AND STUDENTS’ USAGE OF THEM: A STUDY CONDUCTED AT OSMANGAZI UNIVERSITY PREPARATION SCHOOL
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81 - 95 |
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EZE CLEMENT EMEKA |
STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING STUDENTS PERFORMANCE IN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING IN NCE BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMMES IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN SOUTH -EAST NIGERIA
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96 - 106 |
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FORBAT JULIEN |
SUCCESS AND FAILURE IN EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH POLICIES
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107 - 107 |
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GANIYUSUFOGLU ALI |
GLASS CEILING SYNDROME IN CAREER MANAGEMENT AND WOMEN MANAGERS DIMENSION
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108 - 108 |
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GOLONKA MONIKA |
INTERFIRM COOPERATION AND UNCERTAINTY: A STUDY IN THE ICT INDUSTRY
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109 - 128 |
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HAZAK AARO , RUUBEL RAUL |
CONTRIBUTION OF R&D SERVICES TO ADDED ECONOMIC VALUE IN ESTONIA
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129 - 129 |
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HEINTEL MARTIN , WEIXLBAUMER NORBERT |
AN ANALYTICAL VIEW OF REGIONAL GOVERNANCE IN CROSS BORDER COOPERATION: CONCEPTS OF PROTECTED AREAS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE IN A CROSS BORDER CONTEXT
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130 - 130 |
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HONGCHARU BOONCHAI |
A MODEL OF SOCIAL INTERACTIVITY THROUGH INTERNET-BASED TECHNOLOGIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS
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131 - 147 |
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HUANG YUEH-CHUN |
A COMPARISON OF THE FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS ADMINISTERED BY JASSO AND KOSAF AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR TAIWAN
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148 - 148 |
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ILYNIAK NATALIA |
RACISM IN CANADIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HISTORY AND SOCIAL STUDIES TEXTBOOKS
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149 - 149 |
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IOANNIDIS CHRISTOFOROS |
ARE THE CONDITIONS OF STATEHOOD SUFFICIENT? AN ARGUMENT IN FAVOUR OF POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY AS AN ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT FOR STATEHOOD, ON THE GROUNDS OF JUSTICE AS A MORAL FOUNDATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
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150 - 160 |
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JORDAAN ANDRÉ |
INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND MILITARY EXPENDITURE: FRIENDS OR FOE?
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161 - 161 |
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JORDAAN YOLANDA |
HOW IMPORTANT IS PRIVACY CONCERN AND BEHAVIOUR ON FACEBOOK?
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162 - 162 |
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KAHRAMANOGLU ALI , ASLANTAS ATES BURCU |
ACCOUNTING OF ENVIRONMENTAL COSTS: A COMPARISION OF READY MIXED CONCRETE INDUSTRY AND CEMENT INDUSTRY
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163 - 163 |
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KAISER LUTZ |
THE GENDER-CAREER ESTIMATION GAP
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164 - 195 |
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KIKUCHI MASUMI |
REACTION OF THE INHABITANTS TO GRAZING BAN : CASE STUDY OF ALASHAN, INNER MONGOLIA, CHINA
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196 - 217 |
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KUDRYAVTSEV ANDREY |
TRYING TO PREDICT OPENING STOCK RETURNS
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218 - 218 |
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KUTAKA-KENNEDY JOY |
CREATIVITY AND COLLABORATION IN THE ONLINE CLASSROOM
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219 - 219 |
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LAGUTINA SARIYILDIZ DARIA |
DEVELOPMENT STUDENTS' COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE IN TEACHING RUSSIAN AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE IN THE HIGHER EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS OF TURKEY
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220 - 225 |
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MARTÍN ARISTA JAVIER , TERRAZAS GALLEGO MELANIA |
IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE-LEARNERS: A TEACHING INNOVATION PROJECT AT UNIVERSITY LEVEL
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226 - 226 |
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MASSETTI LUCIANO , UGOLINI FRANCESCA , ROSSINI GRAZIELLA , PELLEGRINO LAURA , LUCARELLI ANNA , DEMI MONICA , RASCHI ANTONIO |
INTERGENERATIONAL LEARNING FOR NATURE CONSERVATION VOLUNTEERS: INVOLEN PROJECT
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227 - 228 |
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MCMAHON SEAN , |
HEGEMONY IN THE LOCAL ORDER AND ACCUMULATION IN THE GLOBAL: CANADA AND LIBYA
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229 - 229 |
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MELER MARCEL , MAGAŠ DRAGAN , |
SUSTAINABLE MARKETING FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
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230 - 248 |
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MIKECZ MUNDAY ZSUZSANNA |
“TEACHING INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION THROUGH THE MULTICULTURAL CONTACT ZONE IN THE UAE”
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249 - 249 |
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MISHIMA SHIGEAKI , HOMMA TOSHIMICHI , MITSUISHI TAKASHI |
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT AND ETHICAL COGNITION AMONG RETAIL PHARMACIST IN JAPAN
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250 - 250 |
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MORRISON IAIN , SINCLAIR KEVIN |
PUSH THE RED BUTTON: LISTENING TO STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF THE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS
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251 - 251 |
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MORRISON TARA |
FISH!NET: IMPROVING THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE OF ONLINE DELIVERY
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252 - 252 |
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NYÜSTI SZILVIA , VEROSZTA ZSUZSANNA |
PARALLEL SYSTEMS OF GRADUATE CAREER TRACKING IN HUNGARY
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253 - 253 |
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OZEL ALI , OZEL EMINE , OZUNAL SERVET , BILGEN NURETTIN |
IDENTIFYING LEARNING LEVELS OF THE NINTH GRADE STUDENTS VIA COMPUTER-BASED TEACHING TECHIQUES ON THE THEME “THE SHAPE AND EFFECTS OF EARTH
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254 - 254 |
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ÖZEL EMINE |
CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE USAGE OF TECHNOLOGICAL TOOLS IN HISTORY EDUCATION IN ELEMENTARY LEVEL
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255 - 255 |
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PELLETIER DANIEL |
MANAGEMENT AND STRUCTURE OF HOSPITAL ALLIANCES
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256 - 269 |
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PELLETIER DANIEL , MUKIAMPELE CHANTAL |
FURTHERING THE USE AND SCOPE OF THE PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PROFILE (PIP): CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS FOR SMALL SCALE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION FOREIGN AID PROJECTS
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270 - 283 |
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PONIKVAR NINA , ZAJC KEJŽAR KATJA , PELJHAN DARJA |
FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS AND MODES OF MARKET EXIT IN SLOVENIAN MANUFACTURING AND SERVICE FIRMS
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284 - 285 |
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RAY PARTHA , MADHAVAN VINODH |
PRICE AND VOLATILITY LINKAGES BETWEEN INDIAN STOCKS AND THEIR EUROPEAN GDRS
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286 - 320 |
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SAHIN IBRAHIM EREM , MUCUK MEHMET |
THE EFFECT OF CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH: THE CASE OF TURKEY
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321 - 330 |
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SAMADOV RAVAN |
RIGHT TO COMPENSATION FOR UNLAWFUL DEPRIVATION OF LIBERTY: THE LEGISLATION OF AZERBAIJAN IN THE LIGHT OF INTERNATIONAL AND EUROPEAN STANDARDS
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331 - 337 |
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SIMONET DANIEL |
POST-NPM REFORMS OR ADMINISTRATIVE HYBRIDIZATION IN FRENCH HEALTH CARE?
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338 - 338 |
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SKARZAUSKIENE AELITA , MACIULIENE MONIKA , STOKAITE VIKTORIJA , VALYS TAURIMAS |
EMPOWERING PATIENTS AND PROFESSIONALS: CASE OF LITHUANIAN E-HEALTH SYSTEM
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339 - 350 |
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SOKÓŁ ANETA , DRELA KAROLINA |
INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL AND DEFICIT PROFESSIONS
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351 - 364 |
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SPITERI CORNISH LARA |
THE IMPACT OF NUTRITION LITERACY AND SOURCE CREDIBILITY ON RESPONSES TO HEALTHY EATING CAMPAIGNS
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365 - 366 |
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STAYKOV TIHOMIR , HADZHIEVA PEPA |
CHALLENGES BEFORE BULGARIAN STATE UNIVERSITIES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEMS IN SPENDING PUBLIC FUNDS
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367 - 381 |
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TENHAKEN VICKI |
DESIGNING STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS TO DEVELOP GLOBAL COMPETENCIES FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY ORGANIZATION
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382 - 394 |
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TERRAZAS GALLEGO MELANIA , MARTÍN ARISTA JAVIER |
IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE-LEARNERS: A TEACHING INNOVATION PROJECT AT UNIVERSITY LEVEL.
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395 - 395 |
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THIRAWAT NIPAWAN , PONJAN PATHOMDANAI |
THAILAND’S FLOOD MANAGEMENT POLICY: ISSUES, DEVELOPMENTS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE THAI TOURISM INDUSTRY
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396 - 409 |
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TSENG CHIUNG-HUI |
THE MODERATING ROLE OF ALLIANCE SCOPE IN SOLVING PARTNER DIFFERENCES AND DILEMMA OF COOPERATIVE FORM CHOICE
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410 - 410 |
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VANNONI DAVIDE |
CORRUPTION, ACCOUNTABILITY AND EFFICIENCY. AN APPLICATION TO MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE SERVICES
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411 - 411 |
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VEROSZTA ZSUZSANNA , NYÜSTI SZILVIA |
INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTS ON BACHELOR-MASTER LEVEL TRANSITION – A CASE OF HUNGARY
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412 - 412 |
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VIZEK MARUSKA , TKALEC MARINA |
THE PRICE TAG OF TOURISM: DO SMALL OPEN ECONOMIES DEPENDENT ON TOURISM REVENUES EXPERIENCE HIGHER PRICES OF GOODS AND SERVICES?
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413 - 428 |
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WANG YAN , |
ANALYSIS ON THE LIFE-AND-DEATH ATTITUDE OF NURSING BACHELOR STUDENTS FROM MACAO AND MAINLAND CHINA
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429 - 429 |
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WANG RU-JER |
INTERNATIONALIZATION INDICATORS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION EVALUATION – THE CASE OF TAIWAN
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430 - 436 |
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WU MING-LIEH , CHEN ANGEL, HSI-I |
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A LEARNING SOCIETY IN TAIWAN
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437 - 454 |
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YAN JUN , YAN LI |
THE IMPACT OF ENTREPRENEUR PERSONAL VALUES ON THE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF SMALL BUSINESS
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455 - 455 |
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ZANOLLA GIOVANNA |
WHY DO CHILDREN DIFFER IN MATHEMATICAL COMPETENCIES? THE EXPERIENCE OF A STANDARDIZED TEST IN THE PRIMARY SCHOOL OF CANTON TICINO, SWITZERLAND.
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456 - 469 |
