Items where Subject is "General Social Sciences"
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  • Public involvement in the design and conduct of clinical trials : A review. (2011) Jonathan Boote, Wendy Baird and Anthea Sutton
  • Water use attitudes in the UK pharmaceutical industry. (2013) J.O. Jenkins and S. Oram
  • La Garden City, une référence pour le requalification de la ville diffuse The Garden City, a reference for the requalification of the diffuse city. (2017) Susan Parham, Stéphane Sadoux, Gilles Novarina, Amélie Artis and David Ames
  • Sustainable Development in International Law : Nature and Operation of an Evolutive Legal Norm. (2012) Virginie Barral
    • Monograph
  • Review of Current Knowledge : Smart Meters and Domestic Water Usage. (2015) Alexis Pericli and James Jenkins
    • Book
  • Le développement durable en droit international : Essai sur les incidences juridiques d’une norme évolutive Sustainable development in international lawEssay on the legal implications of an evolutive norm. (2015) Virginie Barral
  • In Solidarity : Essays on Working-Class Organization and Strategy in the United States. (2014) Kim Moody
  • Developing Outstanding Practice in School-Based Teacher Education. (2014)
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  • Using volunteer-employed photography : Seeing St David's peninsula through the eyes of locals and tourists. (2010) Nika Balomenou and Brian Garrod
  • Introduction : Gender and Power in Shrew-Taming Narratives. (2010) Graham Holderness
  • Bisexuality and ageing : Why it matters for social work practice. (2018) Kathryn Almack, Rebecca L. Jones and Rachael M. Scicluna
  • Trading on health : Cross-continental production and consumption tensions and the governance of international food standards. (2004) David Barling and Tim Lang
  • Retour sur la fonction du développement durable en droit international : de l'outil herméneutique à l'obligation de s'efforcer d'atteindre le développement durable Revisiting the hermeneutical function of sustainable development in international law: from an hermeneutical tool to an obligation to strive for sustainable developmentfrom an hermeneutical tool to an obligation to strive for sustainable development. (2015) Virginie Barral
  • Principle 4 : Sustainable Development through Integration. (2015) Virginie Barral and Pierre-Marie Dupuy
  • Uncertainty in wage increase negotiation and decisions; An approach from flexible fuzzy inference system (FIS). (2013) Festus Oluseyi Oderanti
  • An exploration of consumer attitudes toward water conservation measures in East Hertfordshire. (2014) James Jenkins, Alexis Pericli and Lisa Palframan
  • Understanding consumer responses to water efficiency strategies. (2014) James Jenkins and Alexis Pericli