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Some of the key recommendations emerging from an analysis of this literature include the importance of using pre- and post-participation tests, randomised tests and control groups.

[Classic treatments of the concept of political representations within this literature include Pennock and Chapman 1968; Pitkin, 1967 and Schwartz, 1988.] Hanna Pitkin (1967) provides, perhaps, one of the most straightforward definitions: to represent is simply to "make present again".

Major papers in this literature include Card (1990); Carrington and de Lima (1996); Friedberg (2001); Glitz (2012); Hunt (1992); Mansour (2010).5 With a few exceptions, the quasi-experimental evidence does not point out a significant impact of immigration on natives' outcomes.

This literature includes a similar emphasis on early and collaborative anticipation of the ethical and societal implications surrounding nanotechnology.

This literature includes economic models of ethnic discrimination in the labor market (see Becker ([1957])) arising from either employer prejudice against workers of foreign descent or from employee unwillingness to work alongside coworkers of foreign origin.

Generally, this literature includes population density as an afterthought, rather than a determinant of interest.

This literature includes major health reports on the EMR, published by researchers, stakeholder organizations and agencies including the WHO.

This literature includes 40 studies conducted wholly or partly in the USA, 46 wholly or partly in continental Europe, 29 wholly or partly in Asia and 12 wholly or partly in Russia or Russian federated countries.

Hubbell et al. (2005) systematically summarized this literature, including associations between ozone and respiratory-related hospital admissions, lost school days, restricted activity days, asthma-related emergency department visits, and premature mortality.

A more recent account of this literature, including more recent studies done in the rat (Dempsey and Morison worked in cats), is presented in Castro-Alamancos and Connors, 1997 (not cited by the authors, but highly relevant).

Yount et al. [ 21] underline important limitations in this literature, including the inconsistent measurement of IPV, the use of small and/or purposive samples, and lack of research on younger children and age-specific studies [ 21].