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ADETIBA TOYIN COTTIES |
MASSIFICATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN SOUTH AFRICA, THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
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1 - 19 |
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ADIPAT SURATTANA , AUSAWASOWAN ALONGKORN , SEWISET WARANGKANA , CHOTIKAPANICH RATANAWADEE |
TEACHER-CENTERED AND STUDENT-CENTERED PARADIGMS: THINGS TEACHERS NEED TO TAKE INTO SERIOUS CONSIDERATION
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20 - 32 |
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AYDOGAN HASAN , ALTINOK EMIN CAGATAY |
EFFECTS OF USING JP8-DIESEL FUEL MIXTURES IN A PUMP INJECTOR ENGINE ON ENGINE EMISSIONS
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33 - 39 |
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BEUKES JOHANNES ANDREAS GERHARDUS |
4TH IR – IMPLICATIONS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
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40 - 55 |
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BOZHECHKOVA ALEXANDRA |
REAL EXCHANGE RATE AND COMPETITIVENESS OF NATIONAL ECONOMY
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56 - 56 |
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BRŮNA KAREL |
CREDIT SUPPLY CONSTRAINT AND EXTERNAL SOLVENCY: THE CASE OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC
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57 - 57 |
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BUSAYANON KANRAWEE , LAKSANA KITTISAK , AUSAWASOWAN ALONGKORN , MAHAMARN YASA |
PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING: AN EFFICACIOUS WAY TO CREATE A BEAUTIFUL AND PLEASANT GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT
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58 - 65 |
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DA COSTA VIEIRA PAULO ROBERTO , TROCCOLI RAGUENET IRENE , DE CARVALHO ORIOL ETTORE , DIAS HUGO RAFAEL |
QUALITY OF TEACHING, CORPORATE IMAGE AND SATISFACTION OF STUDENTS ENROLLED IN THE NIGHT SESSION OF A BRAZILIAN PRIVATE UNIVERSITY: A STUDY WITH STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELING
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66 - 80 |
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DAVIDOFF YIFAT |
TEACHING STUDENTS REAL WORLD ENGAGEMENT SKILLS USING LIVE SIMULATIONS AND REFLECTIVE DISCUSSIONS
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81 - 82 |
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DUCZEK KRYSTIAN |
CHALLENGES FOR THE EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS REGARDING THE CHINA'S ONE BELT ONE ROAD INITIATIVES IN EUROPE
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83 - 83 |
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DYOSINI THOKOZANE PRINCESS |
EXPLORING THE DYNAMICS AND ROLE THAT SCHOOL LEADERSHIP PLAYS IN THE PROVISION OF PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT FOR NOVICE TEACHERS IN THE FOUNDATION PHASE
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84 - 84 |
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GRACHEV VLADIMIR , KURYSHEVA NATALIA |
ENERGY SOURCES, ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH
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85 - 90 |
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GROBLER WYNAND CAREL JOHANNES , DUNGA STEVE |
ANALYSIS OF FOOD SECURITY STATUS AMONG THE ELDERLY IN SOUTH AFRICA
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91 - 102 |
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HAQUE NAZRINA |
DOES TECHNOLOGICAL INVESTMENT HAVE AN IMPACT ON OUTWARD FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT? A MICROECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS ON INDIAN MANUFACTURING FIRMS
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103 - 103 |
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HARRAG NASSIR , HARRAG ABDELGHANI |
ZRP ROUTING PROTOCOL PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT USING FUZZY BASED RADIUS APPROACH
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104 - 104 |
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HELAL SHAIMAA |
GRAMMATICAL FEATURES AND THEIR RELATIONS TO THE REVELATION OF MEANING IN HAWTHORNE'S THE SCARLET LETTER WITH SPECIAL FOCUS ON THE PURITANS' NARRATIVE SENTENCES
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105 - 105 |
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HERCEG TOMISLAV , VUKSANOVIĆ HERCEG IVA , GALETIĆ FRAN |
EFFECTS OF EMIGRATION ON CROATIAN GROWTH AND PENSION FUND SUSTAINABILITY PROSPECTS
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106 - 122 |
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HU HAIXIA , BRYSON JOHN , ANDRES LAUREN |
INTERNATIONALISATION OF ENGLAND INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
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123 - 123 |
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JAYUSI WURUD , BEKERMAN ZVI |
YES, WE CAN! - PALESTINIAN-ISRAELI TEACHERS IN JEWISH-ISRAELI SCHOOLS
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124 - 124 |
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KONOPCZYŃSKI MICHAŁ |
OPEN ECONOMY GROWTH MODEL WITH HUMAN CAPITAL AND PUBLIC DEBT
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125 - 125 |
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LAI KIN-SUN ANDY |
IMPACT OF CO-DESIGN FOR ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
|
126 - 126 |
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LEKHU MOTSHIDISI |
MAKING INITIAL TEACHER EDUCATION MEANINGFUL: PRE-SERVICE SCIENCE TEACHERS' DEVELOPMENT FOR EFFECTIVE TEACHING
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127 - 137 |
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MAGLAKELIDZE EKATERINE , GEGESHIDZE EKA , VESHAGURI MAIA , KAMUSHADZE NATIA |
EMPOWERING RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS TO BENEFIT FROM NET METERING IN THE POWER MARKET OF GEORGIA
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138 - 158 |
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MARDANOV ISMATILLA |
THE DETERMINANTS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF GREECE
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159 - 164 |
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MORAKE MAKAU WINNIE LINDI |
GENDER BASED VIOLENCE IMPLICATIONS ON CHILD MARRIAGE IN SOUTH AFRICA
|
165 - 165 |
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MPANJU ANICETH KATO |
THE EFFECT OF MICROFINANCE SERVICES ON THE PERFORMANCE OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SMES) IN DAR-ES-SALAAM REGION, TANZANIA
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166 - 184 |
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MPANJU ANICETH KATO |
INTERNATIONAL DIVERSIFICATION IMPACT ON FIRM PERFORMANCE: A STUDY OF THE EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY (EAC) FIRMS
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185 - 202 |
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RAKTHIN SIRISUHK , PISITSUPAKARN NATTAWAT , AKSARAVUT KARUNA |
FACTORS INFLUENCING EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT IN THAI SMES
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203 - 203 |
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RESHEF ARIE |
ETHICAL REGULATION IN BUSINESS MANAGERS DECISION MAKING
|
204 - 205 |
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SETLALENTOA WENDY |
TOWARDS ENHANCING REFLECTIVE PRACTICE AND NURTURING COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE AMONGST NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENT TEACHERS AT A UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
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206 - 215 |
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SURUJLAL JHALUKPREYA , DAVID OLADIPO OLALEKAN |
SPORT FOR SOCIAL COHESION AND DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA: STYLIZED FACTS ANALYSIS
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216 - 228 |
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TAMAS ANCA |
COGNITIVE REFLECTION TEST - NEXT GENERATION
|
229 - 229 |
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THERON EDWIN |
DUAL COMMITMENT: EVIDENCE FROM AN EMERGING COUNTRY PERSPECTIVE
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230 - 248 |
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TOMPOROSKI ALEXANDRE ASSIS , PLAZA TABASCO JULIO JOSÉ |
AGRARIAN HERITAGE AS A STRATEGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY OF 'CASTILLA-LA MANCHA' (SPAIN) AND ITS APPLICABILITY TO THE MICRO-REGION OF CANOINHAS (SANTA CATARINA, BRAZIL)
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249 - 260 |
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TRIFUNOVIC DEJAN |
HEURISTIC AND EQUILIBRIUM STRATEGIES IN PREMIUM AUCTIONS
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261 - 272 |
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VANDENBERGHE DÉSIRÉE , ALBRECHT JOHAN |
THE COST OF NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES IN THE EUROPEAN UNION; A FUTURE PROJECTION
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273 - 273 |
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ZEEVY-SOLOVEY ORIT |
ORAL PRESENTATION MODELING IN THE EFL CLASSROOM
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274 - 274 |
