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… and organizational context, Emily Erikson demonstrates why the English East India Company was a dominant force in … and Asia, and she sheds light on the related problems of why England experienced rapid economic development and how …

… … Taxation, Wage Bargaining, and Unemployment (2006) Why were European economies able to pursue the simultaneous … during the first decades of the postwar period and why did this virtuous relationship break down during recent …

… We conclude with four main observations, regarding why genomic and physiological biomarkers are valuable, what … interventions, how to prepare for ethical challenges, and why theoretical frameworks and research procedures need more …

… of Women Historians Book Prize. It examines how and why French judges and legislators turned to structuralism – …

… levels of foreign aid to rural areas may partially explain why increasing aid has not been associated with declines in …

… levels of foreign aid to rural areas may partially explain why increasing aid has not been associated with declines in …

… teams. Her first book, "The Pseudo-Democrat's Dilemma: Why Election Observation Became an International Norm", was …

… most diverse nation in Southeast Asia after Indonesia. Yet why does the nation fail to embrace its religious and ethnic … conflict, and minority conflict within minority states. Why did Buddhist nationalism rise? How does old Buddhist …

… levels of foreign aid to rural areas may partially explain why increasing aid has not been associated with declines in …

… Vietnamese reminds me not only of my own family but also why I am proud to be Vietnamese American. My two-month …

… Recovery for Missing Persons: Lessons from Southern Europe Why do certain post-conflict societies defer the recovery of … democratic regime is consolidated? More interestingly, why do the same societies decide to unearth certain …

… the British House of Lords voted by overwhelming margins—433 to 165 and then 407 to 148—to remove clauses in the …