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Arctic “Laboratory” of Food Resources in the Allaikhovskii District of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
Nikolai Goncharov
Environmental Configurations
When the River Zayandeh Rud Stopped Crossing Isfahan
Sahar Faeghi and Sophie Roche
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In Anthropology of the Middle East
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Between ‘Greatness’ and ‘Ignorance’
The Transition to Nuclear Power in Turkey
Sezin Topçu
ignorance societies, risk societies rather than societies of serene unconcern and reflexive societies rather than societies in which oblivion (regarding disasters) drives action. Notes 1 This level is very high. In most other countries, it is only
In Anthropology of the Middle East
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Quantitative research approaches in support of the new EC framework to safeguard the rule of law in EU
Kaloyan Haralampiev and Georgi Dimitrov
diagnosis of at-risk societies in terms of ROL nor has it forwarded an instrument suitable for this purpose. Nonetheless, it has done enough to provide empirical premises on which the relevant analysis can be conducted. In its first anti-corruption report
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Roundtable: The COVID-19 Pandemic in Israel
Joel S. Migdal, Anat Ben-David, Uriel Abulof, Shirley Le Penne, Tomer Persico, Nohad ‘Ali, Tsafi Sebba-Elran, Maya Rosenfeld, Nissim Cohen, Eran Vigoda-Gadot, Shlomo Mizrahi, Meital Pinto, Hagar Salamon, and Diego Rotman
. Israel is portrayed in these narratives as a world risk society ( Beck 1999 ), threatened by ecological and economic changes and by domestic social and psychological conflicts, no less (and possibly more) than national enemies. It is no wonder, then, that