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Showing 1 to 20 of 85 for “"faction"”.
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of fiction and faction: Cultivating a Revolution in Suburbia
… the development of the exhibition of fiction and faction, presented at the Doris McCarthy Gallery at the University of Toronto Scarborough from April 2026, 2018. Considering issues of ecological uncertainty, sustainability, and community building within the suburbs, this project examines the …
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A New Look at Clustering Coefficients with Generalization to Weighted and Multi-Faction Networks
In this thesis, we propose a new method for studying local and global clustering in networks employing random walk pairs. The method is intuitive and directly generalizes standard local and global clustering coefficients to weighted networks and networks containing nodes of multiple types. In the …
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Fighting for the spoils : Cape burgerschap and faction disputes in Cape Town in the 1770s
The Cape of Good Hope was rocked by a period of political turmoil at the end of the 1770s and beginning of 1780s. Coenraad Beyers published an extensive study about this period and labelled the protesters: Cape Patriots ("Die Kaapse Patriotte"). In his view they were pre-Afrikaner burghers who, …
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Counterintelligence methods of terrorist organisations and the factors that influence them: a comparative study of Revolutionary Organisation 17 November and the Red Army Faction
… Organisation 17 November and the Red Army Faction. It examines the commonly accepted factors that influence the counterintelligence methods of terrorist groups and evaluates their impact on the group’s strategy. The factors that are considered to be fundamental in a group’s …
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Majority influence in negotiation
… of integrative and distributive bargaining. Two-faction negotiations were examined in a laboratory experiment: negotiation configuration was varied (negotiations were composed of either a majority faction and a minority faction or two equal-sized factions), as was social identity (negotiators …
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Civil War and the Government of Factions in Hobbes and Foucault
… a reconstruction of Hobbes’s conception of faction helps redress this deficiency. Central to this reconstruction is a thorough analysis of the governmental imperative, clearly discernible in Leviathan, to establish and preserve a rigorously individualized ('serialized') populace via the …
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An historical comparison between the Southern secession movement of 1860 and the Soviet secession movements of today
… separate elements: 1) the growth of political faction; 2) a characteristic of the factional clash which renders the resulting crisis particularly unsuitable for constitutional or governmental adjudication; and 3) the existence of a subordinate governmental infrastructure, controlled by the …
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The Socioeconomic Effects of The Land Reform in Iran (1961-1981)
… a program meant strengthening the capitalist faction of the regime that was mainly pro-American and weakening the landlord faction that was the British base in Iran. The contradiction between the U.S. and England had rooted in the period of nationalization of the oil industry in Iran in 1951. …
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Forging a New Democratic Party: The Politics of the Third Way From Clinton to Obama
… of how shifts in political-economic context and factional agency combine to produce alterations in the predominant ideology of a U.S. political party. The primary question posed is how the centrist perspective known as the ‘third way’ replaced the left-liberalism of the New Deal and Great Society …
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Factional strife and policy making in the Bolshevik Party 1912-April 1917: with special reference to the Baltic fleet organisations 1903-17
… a separate Party, as opposed to being merely a faction of the RSDLP. Lenin's initial problem was to convince both the leaders of the Second International and his own middle echelon leaders inside Russia that Bolshevism was distinct from Menshevism. This proved difficult before August 1914. The …
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Turning the Cylinder
… of aligning myself with any particular literary faction.
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INDUSTRIAL WORKERS IN MODERN SINGAPORE
… polity; and considers the consequences for this faction of the workingclass.
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The 1949 campaign for the Democratic Gubernatorial nomination in Virginia
… the existence of a new Byrd Organization faction that was disenchanted with the "best government governs least" philosophy.
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The Lancastrian Bias in Shakespeare's Richard the Second
… by propaganda. | It is necessary for the winning faction in most civil wars to justify its actions; it is the nature of man to desire to identify his stand with that which he deems right and just, propaganda may be a deliberate distortion of fact, or it may assume the position of an opinion or …
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Nhetoric: Rhetorical power in cyberspace
The Alpha group is a faction of the white supremacy movement that has established a virtual presence in cyberspace. Rhetorical strategies of agitation are practiced by the Alpha group on the World Wide Web in an effort to encourage visiting avatars to join the white supremacy movement. This study …
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Ο ΠΡΟΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΙΣΜΟΣ ΤΟΥ ΕΡΓΑΤΙΚΟΥ ΔΥΝΑΜΙΚΟΥ ΚΑΙ Η ΑΝΑΠΤΥΞΗ ΤΩΝ ΑΝΘΡΩΠΙΝΩΝ ΠΟΡΩΝ ΣΤΟ ΙΡΑΚ
… IS SUCCEEDED BY THE ACCETERATION OF THE RYTHM OF FACTION IN ALL SECTION AND BRANCHES OF ECONOMY AND NORMAL FANCTIONIC. THEREFORE IN IRAQ THE DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATION IS THE ONLY SOLUTION THAT WILL OFFER LEARNING SENSE EDUCATION TACHAIN PROFESSION AND ORENTATION.
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The participation of the Zulus in the Anglo-Boer War, 1899-1902
… and Natal who becarne involved in the internal faction struggles in Zululand. The matter will only become intelligible by explaining the complexity of those policies which evolved from such contacts from the time of the arrival of the first white settlers in 1824 to the outbreak of the War in …
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The midwife and birth of conservatism in 1960: Barry Goldwater and the ascendancy of the right in the Gop
… the rise of the dissident minority conservative faction of the Republican Party during the 1950s and early 1960s and its takeover of the Republican Party in 1964. Using established communication theories that define a social movement and a movement leader, the paper attempts to judge if the …
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The rise and origins of Greek resistance during World War 2
… was not the work of a specific political faction on any side of the political spectrum but rather the outcome of the spontaneous activity of the rural and in a lesser extent of the urban population of Greece. The thesis will also look at the Anglo-Greek relations of the period and …
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