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… her earnings should cause her to work less because she can make the same amount of money with less effort. That we found women work more suggests that some women would prefer to work but are potentially being …

… this question in contentious international law issues, aiming to provide insight into the trajectory of … law. Her previous academic works have explored diverse issues, such as understanding the enforcement histories of … from refugee law, the intersection of sanctions and EU migration law, and a critical analysis of the deployment …

… Empire The following article appeared in Nature World News on June 23 and features the work of Joseph Manning, the …

… the Q&A, the mayor answered questions about pressing issues including Seoul’s high housing prices and competitive …

… and mental health for Syrian refugee youth who experienced war and forced displacement. “Individual children vary in how … programs intended to alleviate profound stress in war-affected populations. This may be because individuals are … supported the lab research. https://macmillan.yale.edu/news/study-examines-effects-genes-and-resilience-syr… Jul 19, …

… killed, and the Security Council members were anxious to avoid more casualties. In retrospect, Security Council … similar circumstances produce a similar result? There are some reasons to posit that it would not. The United Nations … the establishment of criminal investigations into possible war crimes in Syria. China protects its allies in Myanmar …

… Beyond Commemoration: The Indian Sepoy in First World War Culture February 5 Elizabeth Hoover University of …

… drafted shall ever go into line of battle during this war. Yet it is a national blessing that the Conscription has … chief embarrassments of that war was the unwillingness of some of the State authorities to surrender the control of … old hated word Conscription, and do their best with it to make the war itself odious. But as the war lingered on …