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The article demonstrates how the strong emphasis on active citizenship is not only reflected in the general welfare state policies towards individual citizens.
The article demonstrates how and why certain outdoor practices, spaces and boundaries of citizenship are both fluid and critically negotiated by the state officials.
The article demonstrates how one can relate anatomical and functional connectivity analytically, and fully develops the cases of certain regular graphs, specifically networks with block-circulant and hypercube topologies.
The article demonstrates how institutional analysis can gain resolution by looking at the functional and structural tiers, organization of governance functions, and formulation of key institutional rules as key aspects of the design of governance institutions.
Using flooding in the slums of Freetown, Sierra Leone, as a case study, this article demonstrates how the tools of network analysis can be employed to develop network maps using participatory datasets and discusses the utility of such displays in designing interventions to reduce risk.
The first case study of this article demonstrates how to apply the alternative mappings for Affymetrix' 3'-expression arrays.
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Using several examples from the physiotherapy literature representing a range of conditions, this article demonstrates how to convert more commonly used statistics into the NNT statistic.
Based on in-depth interviews with engineers at different periods of their careers, namely mid-career, working pensioners, and engineering students, this article demonstrates how formal and informal institutions and practices are strategically used by individuals, families, and low level bureaucrats to achieve desired career and welfare goals.
