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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"repatriate"”.
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To repatriate or not to repatriate: developing a guidance framework for assisting in the resolution of cultural property disputes
… Museums and other repositories may willingly repatriate items to those legitimately seeking their return and so no dispute is likely to arise. However repatriation is a process that has not been wholeheartedly embraced by a significant number of museums and other repositories who fear the …
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An exploratory study of the role of the organization and the repatriate in the repatriation management process
… literature. Due to the high turnover rates of repatriates, more attention is being paid to the repatriation dilemma. This exploratory study proposed a theoretical framework for understanding repatriate control behaviour. It examined the types of repatriation assistance that organizations are …
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Improving Cal NAGPRA: Honoring Native American Rights
… process whereby California tribes could seek to repatriate human remains and objects from their cultural heritage from museums and custodial institutions. Cal NAGPRA includes a number of shortcomings that have impeded the ability of tribes to successfully reclaim objects from their heritage. The …
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Modern Approaches to NAGPRA
… literature suggested that museums struggle to repatriate human remains and significant objects due to issues of funding, staffing, legal confusion, and lack of relationships with indigenous communities. Literature also suggested tribal communities historically struggled to have their …
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Chehalis stories
… in 1927. The primary goal of this project is to repatriate these stories to the Chehalis people. Boas’ field notes and typescripts, held at the American Philosophical Society, serve as the foundation for this edition and yield fifty-six previously unpublished Chehalis stories. I transcribed and …
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Gatekeepers for global wealth: Transnational legal orders of the Cayman Islands offshore financial centre
… problems and the most desirable results repatriate onshore.
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British attitudes towards German prisoners of war and their treatment: 1939-48
… up to 1948, when the last German POWs were repatriated. While it is structured chronologically, each chapter is thematic. Chapter two examines the period between the outbreak of war in 1939 and the end of 1942 and explores the legacy of the Great War on discussions of captivity. Following …
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Geographic Origin Estimation of Latin American Individuals Using Craniometric Data
… country of origin as well as identify and repatriate these individuals. The purpose of the present research is to examine craniometric variation among Central American populations to ultimately improve geographic origin estimation for migrants that die crossing the Texas-Mexico border by …
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The Ties That Bind: World War Ii-Era Population Displacement And The Politics Of Family Reunification In The Ussr, 1941-1975
… and convince externally displaced citizens to repatriate after the conflict ended. These efforts helped millions of citizens re-establish contact with their family members. Yet they coexisted with the Soviet regime’s response to the crisis of over half a million wartime orphans: its promotion …
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Inefficiencies in the Moscow market for prime office space and the role of the local government
… inability to secure development financing and to repatriate profits, the instability of the taxation system, and the constant willingness of local officials to intervene at all stages of the development process have all undermined the development of an efficient market for quality office space. …
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Politics of Repatriation: Formalizing Indigenous Cultural Property Rights
… political tensions and later attempts to repatriate culturally significant objects and human remains in the United States. By examining entrenched discourses prior to NAGPRA and what changed to allow a new dominant discourse in the debates over repatriation claims, I will show that …
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Essays in International Finance: International Capital Flows, Equity and FX markets
… equity market will cause foreign investors to repatriate some of their investments to decrease their exchange rate exposure, leading to exchange rate depreciation. Using daily equity flow data including all the recorded trades of foreign investors for six Asian EMs from the 1990s to 2013, we …
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Small water, big potential: farm ponds and their potential for native fish conservation
… strategy to both bolster populations and repatriate areas from which Topeka Shiner were extirpated. These findings may also have implications for other species of threatened and endangered minnows or amphibians that inhabit headwater streams across the Great Plains, particularly in more …
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Understanding the Chinese Early Career Self-Initiated Expatriates in Hungary: Insights from a two-step-migration pathway and alter native career trajectories
… European country. The decision whether to repatriate or remain is heavily influenced by relational factors, particularly family concerns related to the Confucianism The decision between repatriation and mobility is heavily influenced by work requirements The decision between remaining …
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Essays in Microstructure Analysis in the Foreign Exchange Market
… companies are selling more goods in the US and repatriate more foreign currencies back to UK, during which more GBP or EUR are converted from US Dollars. More sales of US Dollars then reflect the good future prospects of the world economy and stocks listed in both US and UK will rise in value. …
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A BLENDED DISPLACEMENT; STORIES FROM THE PERIPHERY
<p><em>A Blended Displacement; Stories from the Periphery</em>, explores various forms and definitions of displacement through relationships, travel, and the sense of home. The thesis explores such subject matter as a creative work of mixed creative non-fiction and fiction. By engaging with …