Keyword [Contributions]
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| 161. | Research On The Limitation Of Voting Rights Of Shareholders With Defective Capital Contributions |
| 162. | Research On Deng Xiaoping's Contribution To China's Anti-poverty Cause |
| 163. | Research On The Legal Issues Of Accelerated Maturity Of Shareholder Capital Contributions Under The Subscription System |
| 164. | The contributions of pre-incarceration experiences and prison-based programs to post-release employment acquisition, retention and recidivism |
| 165. | Bolsheviks on the bluff: A history of Memphis Communists and their labor and civil rights contributions 1930--1957 |
| 166. | Art at work: Potential contributions of an art collection to non-profit organizations |
| 167. | Social capital and philanthropic contributions to community development organizations: A case of Florida's Neighborhood Assistance Program |
| 168. | Essays on public good contribution |
| 169. | Task Group Members' Talk About Contributions From Members of Other Groups: A Bona Fide Group Study of 'Resilient Boulder' |
| 170. | Contributions of biological resident fathers to early language development in two-parent families from low-income rural communities |
| 171. | Canon three of the Fourth Lateran Council from 1215 to the Ordinary Gloss of 1241/66: Canonists' contributions to the delineation of crime and punishment for heresy |
| 172. | Analyzing the contributions of a community coalition in an urban neighborhood in Kansas City, Missouri: An empirical case study of the Ivanhoe Neighborhood Council |
| 173. | Social transformation in the Philippines: Three Methodist contributions |
| 174. | Contributions to law and empirical methods |
| 175. | The contributions of digital communications technology to human rights education: A case study of Amnesty International |
| 176. | Risk and resilience in law enforcement stress: Contributions of the Law Enforcement Officer Stress Survey (LEOSS) |
| 177. | An influential pedagogue, Robert Scholz (1902--1986): Catalogue and sources (Austria, United States, Taiwan, China) |
| 178. | Individual and collective human rights: The contributions of Jacques Maritain, Gustavo Gutierrez, and Martha Nussbaum |
| 179. | The contributions of a Holocaust and human rights education program to teacher learning |
| 180. | Three essays on emerging issues in charities: The gifting of charity, what happens when donations are redirected, and the importance of fit and linguistics in encouraging contributions |
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