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Business and Human Rights After Ruggie: Foundations, the Art of Simplification and the Imperative of Cumulative Progress

Prof. Ruggie’s work, with the ‘Protect, Respect and Remedy’ Framework (2008) and Guiding Principles (2011) as its peak, is multilayered and comprehensive. Instead of a dry, tedious description this introductory chapter will give the floor often to the SRSG: readers will find numerous quotations and references that will allow him or her to follow Ruggie’s reasoning. Ruggie should be commended for t

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Everyday activity performance among older people in Latvia.

New insights into the dynamics of vacuum impregnation of plant tissues and its metabolic consequences.

Rhinomanometry in clinical use. A tool in the septoplasty decision making process.

Popular Abstract in Undetermined Populärvetenskaplig sammanfattning på svenska Nästäppa, som betyder svårigheter att andas med näsan är ett vanligt symtom i befolkningen, och en vanlig orsak till att patienter söker vård. Kronisk nästäppa är ett frekvent symtom (ca 40 % av vuxna) som ofta medför mun-andning med torra slemhinnor i munhåla och svalg samt snarkning till följd. Nässkiljeväggen, septSubjective nasal obstruction is a common chronic complaint caused by mucosal disease, skeletal abnormality or a combination of both. The challenge is to determine the main cause and to decide whether the intervention should be medical or surgical. Diagnosis is done by a combination of rhinoscopy, subjective and objective assessments of nasal obstruction. Rhinomanometry measures the nasal airway re

Weak Emergence and Complexity

In this paper we consider Mark Bedau’s notion of weak emer- gence (WE) and relate it to various attempts to objectively construe complexity. We argue that the heavy reliance on a specific notion of complexity risks rendering the concept superfluous. Furthermore we discuss what sort of systems might reasonably be understood as exhibiting emergence at all and point out that the macro-level needs to

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Description of how to do a semi-structured interviews of individuals

Social media and political participation : discourse and deflection

Bordering the Indefinite Nation: Pakistan, the Taliban and Desecuritised Religion

EU and US Food Aid, Agricultural Development and Commercial Trade

Urinary tract infections as a model for innate mucosal immunity

Urinary tract infections and the mucosal Immune system

Endoscopy for radiologists

Quantitative aspects of Teacher Talk.

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The oral interaction between students and teachers in higher education

Krigets salt : Salpetersjudning som politik och vetenskap i den svenska skattemilitära staten under frihetstid och gustaviansk tid

Studies of arginine-arene interactions through synthesis and evaluation of a series of galectin-binding aromatic lactose esters

Aromatic lactose 2-O-esters were synthesized and used to probe arene-arginine interactions with the galectin family of proteins. They were found to be low mu m inhibitors of galectin-1, -3, and -9N-terminal domain and moderate inhibitors of galectin-7, but not inhibitors of galectin-8N-terminal, which locks an arginine residue close to the critical, esterified lactose 2-O-position. Molecular model

The inflammatory mediator galectin-3 is bound to phagocytes in circulation

Governmentality as a genealogical toolbox in historical analysis

The Best Laid Plans: Using the Capability Approach to Assess Neoliberal Conservation in South Africa-The Case of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park

The article documents the case of South Africa's struggle to reconcile racially based poverty, a legacy of apartheid, and attempts to conserve the country's unique and important biodiversity. We present an analysis of KwaDapha, a small village in the iSimangaliso Wetland Park in northern KwaZulu-Natal, a protected area and UNESCO World Heritage Site, in terms of the capability approach. Despite So