Keyword [Imagining]
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| 1. | Marketing Channels' Construction Of Kodak Company In Consumer Imagining Industry In China |
| 2. | Imagining security: The U.S. military bases and protests in Asia |
| 3. | Imagining Tiananmen in 1989: American media, the Tiananmen incident, and the transforming Sino-U.S. relationship |
| 4. | Re-imagining peace: Integrating a spiritual peace practice in international affairs |
| 5. | Imagining the Internet and making it governable: Canadian law and regulation |
| 6. | Understanding as the ultimate medium to resolve mistrust: Re-imagining a new narrative between the United States and Iran |
| 7. | Imagining an ecopolitical space |
| 8. | Re-imagining the past: The construction of resettled communities as tourist attractions in Newfoundland and Labrador and Scotland |
| 9. | Re-imagining nation as brand: Globalization and national identity in post-communist Bulgaria |
| 10. | Copyright, communication, and culture: Re-imagining the copyright model |
| 11. | Modern-day griots: Imagining Africa, choreographing experience, in a West African performance in New York |
| 12. | Imagining the Australian nation: Settler-nationalism and Aboriginality |
| 13. | (Re)Imagining Black Youth: Negotiating the Social, Political, and Institutional Dimensions of Urban Community-Based Educational Spaces |
| 14. | Imagining justice: The politics of postcolonial forgiveness and reconciliation (J. M. Coetzee, South Africa, David Malouf, Australia, Joy Kogawa, Michael Ondaatje) |
| 15. | Exemplars or Exceptions: Imagining Constitutional Courts in a Religiously Diverse Society |
| 16. | Imagining Themselves: National Belongings in Post-Ethnic Nordic Literature |
| 17. | Care and punishment: Imagining an integrated response to wrongdoing |
| 18. | Re -imagining the ties that bind: State practices of nation -building in post -civil war El Salvador (1992--2000) |
| 19. | From Criminalization to Symbolic Resiliency: Undocumented Immigrants 'Re-imagining Success' In the United States |
| 20. | Re-imagining the Public Trust Doctrine to Conserve U.S. Ocean Ecosystems |
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