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Diagnostic Reasoning with MFM
Capital Supply in Swedish Modernisation
Narratives: The missing Link in Information Systems
Student assessment and quality assurance in Nordic higher education: Does educational research add to our understanding of new conditions for student assessment?
Commercialisation through acquisition? - A literature review
Extinction cross section measurements
An integration algorithm for elasto-plastic damage
Contextual archaeology in theory and practice - some reflections on the excavations at Catalhöyük
Public Images and Private Selves: Examining Identity Work in Response to Good and Bad Organizational Images
Whom and What to Fight? Some Notes and Queries on Indian Farmers Collective Action under Liberalisation and Globalisation
Farmers’ movements arose in Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Karnataka, Maharashtra and U.P in the early 1970s as a result of the broad state intervention in commercial agricultural development, especially the green revolution technology and electrified pump-irrigation. Since the state had already organised farmers in service cooperatives, farmers’ movements took an explicitly political form agitating for bett