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that the costs of post-eradication surveillance could dwarf initial expenditures.) If 25% of childhood mortality were attributable to malaria, reasons for caution in intervention dissipate. The concern about harm that might be done to adults whose acquired immunity could be compromised was hardly considered. Malariologists might elect utilitarianism as their chosen professional ethics, their br...

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The economy of Mexico is diversified, with the highest proportion of activity in its formal economic structure. Services account for 47.3 percent of GDP, community and social services 22.4 percent, financial services 13.5 percent, and transport and communications 11.4 percent. Industry generates 28.2 percent of GDP, and agriculture 5 percent. The informal sector is large. Although estimates of ...

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Author(s): Jones, David. W. Article Title: A Psychosocial Understanding of Personality Disorder: the historical problem of Moral Insanity Year of publication: 2009 Citation: Jones, D. W. (2009) ‘A Psychosocial Understanding of Personality Disorder: the historical problem of Moral Insanity’ In: Day-Sclater, S., Jones, D.W., Price, H., Yates, C. (eds) Emotion: New Psychosocial Perspectives, Palgr...

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thinking about this material culture, we can shed light on the relationship of time to imperialism and the transmission of cartographic and ethnographic knowledge during the colonial period’ (p. 119). Her study exploits long-overlooked design features of these little dials. For instance, dials frequently included gazetteers, lists of places and their latitudes where the dials might be used. The...