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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Liska"”.
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George Liska's Realist Alliance Theory, And The Transformation Of Nato
… and cohesion theory introduced by George Liska. In particular, I explored the evolution of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization over the term of its existence, and sought to determine whether Liska's principles still apply to the contemporary situation, and in particular, how may the …
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Brain functional connectivity and its aberrations in mouse models of autism
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) has consistently highlighted aberrant functional connectivity across brain regions of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) patients. However, the manifestation and neural substrates of these alterations are highly heterogeneous and often conflicting. Moreover, …
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Choreographic Research Combining Contact Improvisation and the Alexander Technique: Somatic, Practice-Based-Research, and Ethnographic Inquiry
Somatic practices, practice-based-research (PBR) and ethnography contextualize this choreographic research that moves from the studio/stage to the desk. My project investigates how integrating the Alexander Technique (AT) and Contact Improvisation (CI) principles, combined with theoretical studies …
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A pedagogic analysis: middle years of schooling and the role of creative practice
The purpose of this thesis is to identify classroom strategies which stimulate student engagement. It reports teaching and learning approaches which support the development of creativity in the learning of young people in the middle years of schooling. This thesis presents a case study of one …
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Homology-Based Functional Proteomics By Mass Spectrometry and Advanced Informatic Methods
Functional characterization of biochemically-isolated proteins is a central task in the biochemical and genetic description of the biology of cells and tissues. Protein identification by mass spectrometry consists of associating an isolated protein with a specific gene or protein sequence in …