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Putting Women at the Center of Building Back Better in Haiti
Coleman, Isobel; Iskenderian, Mary Ellen
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MIT Press – Oct 1, 2010immediate short-term fixes to get the country Isobel Coleman is a Senior Fellow for U.S. foreign policy at the Council on Foreign Relations and Director of the Council's Women and Foreign Policy program ...
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Cultural conflict: tourists versus tourists in Bali, Indonesia
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Emerald Publishing – Oct 12, 2010in rivers and it is custom to cleanse with the left hand (in the absence of toilet paper); “hands on hips” (8) is a derogatory position used in ceremonial performances; and for 11, Pak translates as “Mr ...
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Hot Lights and Cold Steel: Cultural and Political Toolkits for Practice Change in Surgery
Kellogg, Katherine C.
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INFORMS – Mar 1, 2011hours and hours every day, seven days a week. At Boot Camp Hospital, ï¬rst year surgical trainee Paul sighed as he adjusted patient toilet seats while weighing in his mind whether or not a patient could ...
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Workers' Protests in Contemporary Vietnam (with Some Comparisons to Those in the Pre-1975 South)
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University of California Press – Feb 1, 2010of more enterprises that are entirely or partly foreign owned. Even though these enterprisesâmany of which are in the 150 export processing and industrial zones created during the last decadeâ employ ...
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Intimacy: a missing dimension in Spanish literature?
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Berghahn Books – Mar 1, 2009that the attraction was related to two characteristics: the feminine and the foreign. I discovered literature through my mother, an avid reader. And what she read most was French literature. My house, like many other ...
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Trade union strategy in Sydney's construction union: a Roman Catholic perspective
Jenny Kwai‐Sim Leung; Kieran James; Razvan V. Mustata; Carmen Giorgiana Bonaci
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Emerald Publishing – Jun 8, 2010, site safety, onsite amenities such as lunchrooms and toilets, and the no‐work‐when‐it‐rains concession. The BLF in NSW, under Jack Mundey, took a third course, by being non‐aligned (i.e. to either Moscow ...
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Protecting Home Health Care Workers: A Challenge to Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Planning
Baron, Sherry; McPhaul, Kathleen; Phillips, Sally; Gershon, Robyn; Lipscomb, Jane
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American Public Health Association – Oct 1, 2009paraprofessionals, mostly women, and disproportionately members of racial and ethnic minorities. Home health care workers' ability and willingness to respond during a pandemic depends on appropriate communication ...
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Mexican Immigrant Gardeners: Entrepreneurs or Exploited Workers?
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University of California Press – Feb 1, 2009services have appeared and others have expanded to be consumed by the middle class. The domestic labor performed by foreign-born women has been studied in the United States, Asia, and Europe (Hondagneu ...
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Recycled Wounds: Trauma, Gender, and Ethnicity in Keren Yedaya's Or, My Treasure
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Duke University Press – Jan 1, 2009. The Zionist discourse forged an impossible Mizrahi identity trapped in the problematic position of both belonging and foreignness: the Mizrahi was marked as âone of usâ and simultaneously as a â ...
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Colonial subjects: race and gender in French West Africa An annotated translation and presentation of Denise Savineau’s Report on Women and the Family in French West Africa, 1938
Claire H. Griffiths
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Emerald Publishing – Nov 1, 2006. Large towns and cities 56315.1. Markets 56315.2. Shops 56415.3. Poor neighbourhoods 56415.4. “Foreigners” 56515.5. The African middle‐classes 56515.6. Women living in the cities 56616 ...
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