Keyword [American civil]
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| 21. | Study On The Summary Judgment System Of American Civil Action |
| 22. | Analysis Of American Civil Service Reformer-Dorman B. Eaton’s Reform Thought |
| 23. | The Professional Moral Construction Of American Civil Servant And Enlightenments For China |
| 24. | Research On Legal Regulation Of American Civil Nuclear Facilities Safety |
| 25. | On The Exclusion Rules Of American Civil Action Disputes And Its Relevation To China |
| 26. | The Influencing Factors Of The Professionalism Of Lawyers After The American Civil War |
| 27. | The Enlightenment Of Hearsay Rule Exceptions In American Civil Procedure |
| 28. | The Formation And Development Of The Long Arm Jurisdiction System Of American |
| 29. | The Effectiveness Of The Implementation Of The American Civil Judicial Reform Law And Its Enlightenment To China |
| 30. | A culture of crisis: Information and the scope of American civil liberties in an era of terrorist threat |
| 31. | American civil-military relations and foreign policy toward China |
| 32. | Re-thinking American civil justice: Jury selection, deliberations and verdicts |
| 33. | Complexity, conflict, and cooperation: The micropolitics of American civil-military relations in small wars, 1945--present |
| 34. | Policy Narratives, Religious Politics, and the Salvadoran Civil War: The Implications of Narrative Framing on U.S. Foreign Policy in Central America |
| 35. | Principled Agents: Service Culture, Bargaining, and Agency in American Civil-Military Relations |
| 36. | Freedom indivisible: Gays and lesbians in the African American civil rights movement |
| 37. | Matters of State: American Literature in the Civil Rights Era |
| 38. | Literary politics: The American Civil War in the shaping of British democracy (John Stuart Mill, Anthony Trollope, Walter Bagehot, Thomas Carlyle) |
| 39. | Community matters: An empirical examination into the causes and consequences of factional allegiance during the American Civil War |
| 40. | Prison productions: Textiles and other military supplies from state penitentiaries in the Trans-Mississippi theater during the American Civil War |
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