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  • ...xford Handbook of Regulation (forthcoming), and author of many articles in journals. As well as his academic work he has also undertaken studies for regulators in the UK and throughout
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  • ...projects on terrorism and homeland security. He has published in academic journals, books, and electronic media on political violence and domestic security is * Publication Coordinator for 33 books, 18 reports, and 1 academic journal
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  • ...onomics in Beijing, China, on a research scholarship awarded by the German Academic Exchange Office (DAAD). Sonja has worked in private corporations, public op ...is a frequent contributor to leading American and European newspapers and journals and a regular speaker at transatlantic policy conferences and workshops. Mi
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  • ...rvard, the [[CSIS]], the US Secretary of State’s Open Forum and at other academic institutions and international conferences in the US and Europe. Since 1988 ...s in The Times, the Times Educational Supplement, and British and American journals.
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  • ...hn Donald]])/[[Seol Ltd]]/[[Compass Independent Book Sales Ltd]]/[[Compass Academic]] * Mr [[Alan Scott]] Managing Director [[Aberdeen Journals Ltd]]
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  • ...pecifically stimulates the intake of energy-dense snacks." <ref> Cambridge Journals [http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayAbstract?fromPage=online&aid=2003228 Beyond-bra
    3 KB (427 words) - 11:08, 16 February 2009
  • ...al Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression]] (ISSN 1943-4472) is an academic Journal published by [[Routledge]] for the [[Society For Terrorism Research The Journals principal aim is to further the understanding of key questions within terro
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  • ...is also a noted terrorism expert and a regular contributor of articles to journals and papers at conferences.15 ...and private security specialists regularly share podiums at symposia with academic, think tank, and journalist experts as there is a certain commutability of
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  • Although they were working in Mexico, Chapela’s and Quist’s academic base is in Berkeley, where Chapela is an assistant Professor. Although a mi ...een himself pushed out of his job and discredited for publication in major journals. I think and I hope that we will be vindicated’.
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  • ...and Research (BMBF). Since 1998 Bartsch has been a private docent (senior academic) and kept this position when he started working for the [[Robert Koch Insti ...sessment and monitoring; reviewer for several international peer-reviewed journals on GM0 risk assessment.<ref>"Detlef Bartsch, Annual Declaration of Interest
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  • ...05). He has also edited several volumes, has published widely in scholarly journals on defence issues and military history, and now writes a regular column on ...uet: The North Shore Regiment at War, June-July 1944 and a major long-term academic project titled “Normandy 1944: Landscape, Myth and Memory” which seeks
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  • ...e organisation which appeared briefly in 2002/3 in reponse to the proposed academic boycott of Israel proposed by [[Steven Rose]] and [[Hilary Rose]]. ...a Baker is alleged to have removed the academics who worked on her private journals because of the 'current situation' in the Middle East. Prof Baker runs the
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  • ...erience of knowledge transfer issues and of managing the interface between academic research and the commercial sector". Professor Ray Baker FRS, the Chief Exe ...inks to Akkadix.<ref>"[http://www.lobbywatch.org/archive2.asp?arcid=1383 2 Journals to Review Editorial Policies]", Lobbywatch, accessed February 2009.</ref>
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  • ...rough leading publishing houses, the mainstream press, and newsletters and journals issued by the various institutions that house them. They count among their ...nces and seminars, serve on the editorial advisory boards of one another's journals (such as Terrorism and Conflict Quarterly), review and write forewords for
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  • ...interventionism and the terror threat, or the [[Engage]] rally against the academic boycott.<ref>Alan Johnson, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/ap
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  • ...ian interventionism and the terror threat, or the Engage rally against the academic boycott. ...ited Euston Manifesto supporters to the [[International Advisory Board for Academic Freedom]]'s (IAB) January 2006 seminar at Bar-Ilan University. The speaker
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  • Dahrendorf gained some distinction as an academic Sociologist, philosopher and politician (as a member of the German Parliame Dahrendorf has written for several journals including [[Foreign Affairs]]<ref>[http://www.foreignaffairs.org/19990901fa
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  • [[Category:Academic Journals]][[Category:Terrorism Journal]]
    18 KB (2,511 words) - 15:36, 19 January 2015
  • ...(2001) and ''Australian Foreign Policy in the Age of Terror'' (2008). His academic research focuses on the intersection of foreign policy, national security a ...ng:1%;font-size:10pt">In this Alice in Wonderland world of peer-referenced journals read only by participants in this mutually reinforcing discourse, the focus
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  • ...petition and regulatory issues. Well-connected in business, think tank and academic circles he cuts an influential figure in his areas of expertise. He has for ===Articles in magazines and professional journals by Keith Boyfield===
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