Excerpt This dissertation provides an analytical framework for understanding the left-indigenous cycle of extra-parliamentary insurrection in Bolivia between 2000 and 2005. It draws from Marxist and indigenous-liberationist theory to challenge the central presuppositions of liberal-institutionalist understandings of contemporary indigenous politics in Latin America, as well as the core tenets of mainstream social movement studies. The central […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Webber, Jeffery Roger
Advisor Teichman, Judith A.
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SDGs Decent Work and Economic GrowthIndustry, Innovation and InfrastructurePeace, Justice and Strong Institutions
+1Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Departments Political Science
Years 2009
Keywords cities*, industr, infrastructure, institution, rural, worker
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Excerpt Abstract: My inquiry, involving participant-observation and self-study, explores the stories of four older women through verbal and visual narratives. Showing how two specific types of visual narratives—sandpictures and collages—stimulate experiential story-telling and promote understanding about life experiences, I also illustrate how engagement with images extends learning and meaning-making. Effective in carrying life stories and integrating […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Weinberg, Brenda J.
Advisor Conle, Carola
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SDGs Gender Equality
Types Doctoral Thesis
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Departments Curriculum, Teaching and Learning
Years 2009
Keywords women
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Excerpt Growing evidence suggests that chronic health conditions and disability act as reliable predictors of complementary/ alternative medicine (CAM) use. Such use may have the potential for some to increase independence and quality of life. Moreover, research indicates that older people are significant consumers of CAM services. Yet, understanding profiles of older individuals of these services […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Willison, Kevin Donald
Advisor Myers, Ted
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SDGs Good Health and Well-BeingNo PovertySustainable Cities and Communities
Types Doctoral Thesis
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Departments Dalla Lana School of Public Health
Years 2009
Keywords health, socioeconomic, urban
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Excerpt Background: The value of soy, as an effective component of a cholesterol lowering diet, is currently questioned due to smaller lipid reductions than previously reported for the currently approved US FDA health claim for soy. Nevertheless, intrinsic and extrinsic factors may exist that influence the effectiveness of soy, but little research has been done in […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Wong, Julia Man Wai
Advisor Jenkins, David J. A.
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SDGs Good Health and Well-BeingResponsible Consumption and ProductionZero Hunger
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Departments Nutritional Sciences
Years 2009
Keywords consum*, health, nutrition
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Excerpt This thesis examines a number of issues regarding the Mortensen-Pissarides search and matching model’s empirical performance. Chapter 1 documents the volatility puzzle with the Canadian data. The combined data from both Canada and the United States present an additional difficulty. Even if the unobserved value of leisure is allowed to be as high as required […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Zhang, Min
Advisor Faig, Miquel
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SDGs Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Departments Economics
Years 2009
Keywords employment, worker
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Excerpt The lake sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens), is a species with considerable ecological, social and economic value. Unfortunately, over-exploitation and habitat alteration have led to the collapse of lake sturgeon fisheries across North America. Based on conservation concerns, the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) identified eight designatable units (DUs) among Canadian populations […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Kjartanson, Shawna
Advisor Lovejoy, Nathan ||WIlson, Chris
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SDGs Life Below Water
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Departments Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Years 2009
Keywords conserv*
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Excerpt Workplace learning and training is often explicitly or implicitly planned to serve the economic interests of the organization. Furthermore, training planning and processes are generally determined by managers, instead of those who will be engaging in the learning. What happens to learning in the workplace when workers themselves determine its content and methods? As seen […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Jeffery, Katherine
Advisor Sawchuk, Peter H.
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SDGs Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Departments Sociology and Equity Studies in Education
Years 2009
Keywords worker
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Excerpt The FRIABLE1 (FRB1) gene is identified to be a novel glycosyltransferase involved in cell adhesion, based on reverse genetics and immunocytochemistry studies. A total of 31 FRB1 paralogues were found in Arabidopsis thaliana using a bioinformatics approach. The following expression analysis has revealed 6 FRB1 paralogues to be pollen-specific. One pollen-specific FRB1 paralogue, At1g14970, exhibits […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Hsieh, Chih-Cheng Sherry
Advisor Provart, Nicholas
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SDGs Climate ActionIndustry, Innovation and Infrastructure
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Departments Cell and Systems Biology
Years 2009
Keywords global warming, industr
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Excerpt The purpose of this thesis was to analyze factors related to labour market survival and withdrawal behaviour in the profession of Occupational Therapy in Ontario from 1997 to 2006. To provide a portrait of the OT labour market in Ontario overall, and in relation to sector and age, three types of analysis were used: descriptive […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Hastie, Robyn
Advisor Deber, Raisa Berlin
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SDGs Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Departments Health Policy, Management and Evaluation
Years 2009
Keywords labour
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Excerpt Much study is required on how human behaviour affects resource consumption. Not only are Human Factors Engineers well equipped to study how to shape human behaviour, but contributors to conservation literature have asked for their involvement in the domain of energy conservation. This study took a novel, systematic, human-factors approach to providing feedback on energy […]
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Sustainability Scholar
Certificate in Sustainability
Author Flemming, Scott A. C.
Advisor Jamieson, Gregory Allan
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SDGs Affordable and Clean EnergyLife Below Water
Types Master's Thesis
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Departments Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Years 2009
Keywords conserv*, energy
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