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The Socjournal » July 2010

Jul 9th, 2010 | By Rachel Demerling The penetration of women into…

I Would Never do That in my Own Home

Michelle Janning and Lindsey Menard Whitman College Please direct correspondence to Michelle…

Understanding the Cultural Narratives of the Migrant Chinese Mainlanders Living in Northern Ireland

Bing Feng, Dr. School of International Studies Zhejiang University Dr. Feng-Bing grew…

Kevorkian & Morgentaler:
Doctors of Death or Angels of Mercy ? A Human Rights Perspective

Evelyn Kallen FRSC Preface The idea for this article first came to…

Where is North American Automobile Production Headed?

Carl DassbachDepartment of Social Sciences Michigan Technological University ABSTRACT This paper examines…

Socio-economic inequality and its effect on healthcare delivery in India

Milind Deogaonkar, MD Department of Neurosciences Cleveland Clinic Foundation Cleveland, OH USA…

Purple Loosestrife and the “Bounding” of Nature in North American Wetlans

John SandlosFaculty of Environmental Studies York University ABSTRACT There are countless examples…

Unacknowledged Roots and Blatant Imitation

David LocherDept. of Social Sciences Missouri Southern State College [email protected] ABSTRACT This…

Social Psychological Dimensions of Electronic Communication

Al BellamyEastern Michigan University College of Technology Cheryl HanewiczEastern Michigan University College…

Untowning Hartwick

Alexander ThomasDepartment of Sociology SUNY Oneonta [email protected] ABSTRACT This paper traces the…

THE END OF EXPLOITATION
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