At the end of the 19th century, the countries of post-independence Latin America received new waves of Jewish migrants.
Eager to emulate conditions in the stricken countries of post-war Europe, the researchers wanted to discover how little food a starving man needed in order to recover.
ALONG with joining the UN, invitations to the Eurovision song contest (a televised musical Olympics much watched in Europe) signalled that the new countries of post-communist Europe had arrived on the international stage.
For example, Cluster 1 within low-income countries consists of post-communist republics that seceded from former countries with vestigial forms of welfare states.
THE idea of "the enemy" is uncongenial to the countries of the post-cold-war West, countries that until recently believed they had no natural predators.
Millions of women in Africa and throughout the countries of its post-colonial diaspora revered her; they called her Mama Efua and, with pride, urgency, and not a little fear, followed her lead.
This seminar is a continuation of the FAO e-learning course Accession to the WTO and implications for agriculture in the countries of the post-Soviet space.
Despite these cultural barriers, Senegalese women have much to offer, according to Bitilokho Ndiaye, the adviser on technology and gender at the country's ministry of post and telecommunications.
That is, it considers the outcomes of graduates from European universities, controlling for time since arrival, who have stayed to work in the country of graduation post-study.
By considering the outcomes of graduates from European universities who have stayed to work in the country of graduation post-study, it is arguably free of many of the biases associated with many previous studies of migrants in relation to (a) quality differences in the education of migrants, (b) location specific human capital effects and (c) unobserved language differences.
They want a more open process that could place an official from one of their countries in the post for the first time.
