Choosing Where to Fight Anne Margrethe Brigham

Choosing Where to Fight Anne Margrethe BrighamExamines how organized labor has decided where to pursue its interests. Choosing Where to Fight studies how organized labor decided to strategically locate its energies in national policy making. The idea that organized interests divide their efforts among different institutional settings is well known. Waltenburg, however, systematically uncovers the determinants of how labor has decided to engage in one particular policy making arena over another.

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Shi'i political thought

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The discussion extends to grasslands and multispecies leys

Rosane Araujo confronts the challenge of rethinking urbanism in a way that corresponds to the risk and uncertainty – but also to the possibilities – of today’s cities

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while reexamining her life and writing from an American Indian perspective

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Written by a naturopathic physician specializing in complementary cancer care