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The Pioneers: The Rise of American Anthropology.

The history of Bureau of American Ethnology

A Myth of Tibet. Reverse Orientalism and Soft Power

AnthroGlobe Bibliography: Bibliography of Tonga

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The Human Dimension- Critical to Sustainable Quality

Aiming for sustainability in the tour operating business

Öresund Plaza : Om konsten att passera

Six Sigma, Lean Thinking ad Total Quality Management

Praying outside the churchbuilding

The evolution of stem cell venture ideas.

Agro-biomass-to-energy systems in transition economies: cases of Ukraine and Lithuania

Economies in transition (EiTs) (e. g. Ukraine (UA), Belarus, Lithuania (LU), Moldova, etc.) face broad needs for energy security enhancement, energy diversification, revitalisation of agriculture and improvements in the state of the environment. Development of national bioenergy potentials can contribute to delivering solutions to these problems. However, EiTs face technical, political, financial,

A Critical Rethinking on Motivation

Planning as War by Other Means

The Difficulties of Turning a Burden to a Blessing – The Dependency Ratio and Small-holder Agriculture in Colombia

Industrial Districts and Globalisation: Learning and Innovation in Local and Global Production and Innovation Systems. Paper

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The Role of Kinship in Factory Work: The Case of the Late Nineteenth Century Swedish Tobacco Industry

The Role of Universities in Innovations Systems

Implications of globalisation and new product policies for the suppliers from developing countries

The paper addresses the challenges of supply chain management in the electronics sector influenced by the trends of globalisation, production outsourcing and emerging product-related environmental policies. The trends have forced the original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to take eco-design and supply chain management (SCM) initiatives, which pose challenging demands on the suppliers in developin

Unintended Consequences and the Development of Indigenous Irrigation in East Africa

Alternative food systems and the citizen-consumer

Ethically informed and committed consumers are crucial to the functioning of many alternative food systems. These consumers are poorly understood, though, and their common description as informed and democratically minded finds little resemblance to the real world. Few individuals fit the ideal of the concept of the so-called citizen-consumer. This commentary therefore argues that both researchers