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GENERAL ASPECTS OF INFANT MORTALITY WITH A FOCUS ON PATERNAL EFFECTS INFLUENCING INFANT MORTALITY IN TURKEY
(2010) SIMT32 20101
Master of Science in Development Studies
Graduate School
Department of Sociology- Master (Two yrs)
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“Weak ties” a Key Ingredient for Social Integration: Women’s Organizations and Thai Women in Sweden
- Master (Two yrs)
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Ink On The Brave. Namibian discourses on colonial legacies.
- Master (Two yrs)
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Discourses of Domination: Women’s Political Rights, Human Rights Abuses and Strategic Politics of Public Legitimacy in Tunisia
(2010) SIMT29 20101
Department of Political Science
Master of Science in Development Studies
Graduate School- Master (Two yrs)
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Protecting the Unprotectable: Humanitarian Crisis and the International Community’s Kantian Responsibility to Protect in North Korea
(2010) SIMT29 20101
Department of Political Science
Master of Science in Development Studies
Graduate School- Master (Two yrs)
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From Silence to Affirmation:Domestic Workers in Uganda from Fieldwork to Empirical Agenda:An Intersection of Class, Gender, and Ethnicity
(2010) SIMT23 20101
Master of Science in Development Studies
Graduate School
Department of Gender Studies- Master (Two yrs)
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Understanding Motivations for Student Mobility: the case of Georgia
(2010) SIMT32 20101
Master of Science in Development Studies
Graduate School
Department of Sociology- Master (Two yrs)
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Informal payments for health care: A threat to human security?
- Master (Two yrs)
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Effortful Control and Achievement Motivation of Institutionally- and Family-Reared Primary School Children
(2010) SIMT28 20101
Master of Science in Development Studies
Graduate School
Department of Psychology- Master (Two yrs)
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Singles’ Relations. Seven life stories against the background of normative nuclear familism
- Master (Two yrs)