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This contribution draws on the developing literature on the participation of citizens' abroad in elections of their country of origin.

While in the scientific literature there are diverse understandings on what a social network is, this contribution draws on the definition used by Stanley Wassermann and Katherine Faust: "A social network consists of a finite set or sets of actors and the relation or relations defined on them.

Three papers make specifically methodological contributions: one draws on experience of collecting evidence about unofficial payments in six countries; another describes the use of maps for communicating social audit findings; and another describes a method of taking account of clustering in the cross-sectional surveys which are part of most social audits.

This is formula that we draw on".

This paper draws on recent contributions to transitions research from human geography and urban studies in order to explicate the dynamic interactions between rainwater harvesting and the city.

Building on previous contributions on attribute processing, this paper draws on recent empirical evidence to further reinforce the importance of joint modelling of process and outcome in choice analysis.

This new stage draws on later contributions (88– 91).

This chapter draws on the past and present to discuss how engineering designers may make a positive contribution toward a more sustainable growth.

This article draws on [7].

This section draws on Buchanan 2006.

This section draws on Haddad (2014a).