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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Red Book"”.
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Narrative Fidelity to the Little Red Book in the Collective Action Framing Efforts of the Red Guard Movement: A Theoretical Model for Foundational Documents
… the early stages of mobilization efforts. The Red Guard movement was promoting radical changes during the Chinese Cultural Revolution. The categories I identify are used to explore how the Red Guard was able to build a frame around the major themes in the Little Red Book. No social science …
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The enforceability of time bar clauses in construction contracts : a comparative analysis between the Egyptian civil code and the English and Welsh common law jurisdictions
… form construction contracts that were prepared under a different jurisdictional setting than their own to be aware and acquainted with the extent to which these time bar clauses are enforceable under the law governing the contract in question. This research provides an in-depth insight …
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An Economic and Regulatory Analysis of Gene Therapy Products Authorized by the US Food and Drug Administration and the European Medicines Agency
… and the EU Clinical Trials Register, the US Red Book, UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, and the German Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care. Descriptive statistics and t-tests were conducted in the study. For aim 2; data was collected from the FDA website. A …
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A Study of Transference Phenomena in the Light of Jung's Psychoid Concept
… through Jung’s own self-investigation in his Red Book work, to his subsequent theoretical conceptualisations, to establish a public definition for the psychoid concept; and an empirical study, based on expert interviews, to interrogate this definition. The empirical study employs a …
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Of Books and Fire: Approaching the Alchemy of Carl Gustav Jung
… a deficit for which the present study is offered as a needed corrective. The dissertation entails a chronological investigation of Jung’s research spanning the period from his seminal 1911-1912 work, Transformations and Symbols of the Libido, to his founding alchemical essays of 1935 and 1936, …