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An important, related set of papers for the purposes of this study examines the influence of contemporaneous economic downturns on access to health insurance (Cawley et al. 2013; Cawley and Simon 2005; Marquis and Long 2001).

Azevedo and Bouillon (2010) review the evidence on intergenerational social mobility by summarising a set of papers for Latin America, and find that intergenerational social mobility is lower than the levels observed in the United States or the United Kingdom.

This search was updated up to January 12th 2009 to yield our final set of papers for review.

The same strategy will be used with similar sets of papers for the many more TFs and their GCs.

A book, "Global Crises, Global Solutions" (Amazon.co.uk), containing the full set of papers written for the project is forthcoming from Cambridge University Press.

The set of papers selected for this thematic series covers different research approaches, providing a broad overview of the area, with its tools, platforms, and research methods.

The set of papers accepted for this thematic series covers different research topics in the service composition area, such as B2B collaboration and interoperability in support of cross-organization and cross-domain FI applications, as well as on-the-fly and self-* composition approaches to the development of adaptive composite FI applications.

The set of papers selected for this thematic series covers different research approaches, such as quantitative and qualitative studies, tool development and archival analysis, open source software and industrial projects, analysis of existing social networking sites and development of a new one, etc.

The first set of papers reveals the strategy for Sheikh Mohammed – the de facto ruler of the UAE – to deal with Britain in the light of the Egyptian election.

This paper introduces a special issue featuring a set of papers on institutional arrangements for reconciling rural poverty reduction with renewable natural resources conservation in the low-income tropics.

The first example is a set of papers on risk factors for non-communicable diseases from eight INDEPTH sites in Asia that has been carefully reviewed and edited by Professor emeritus Ruth Bonita before being submitted to us for external peer review.