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Law, Politics, and International Governance

a contrastive study of rhetorical functions of citation in iranian and international elt scopus journals

writing an academic article requires the researchers to provide support for their works by learning how to cite the works of others. various studies regarding the analysis of citation in m.a theses have been done, while little work has been done on comparison of citations among elt scopus journal articles, and so the dearth of research in this area demands for further investigation into citatio...

Heritability of P. falciparum and P. vivax Malaria in a Karen Population in Thailand

The majority of studies concerning malaria host genetics have focused on individual genes that confer protection against rather than susceptibility to malaria. Establishing the relative impact of genetic versus non-genetic factors on malaria infection and disease is essential to focus effort on key determinant factors. This relative contribution has rarely been evaluated for Plasmodium falcipar...

Global Bioethics and International Governance of Biotechnology

Bioethics The term “bioethics” is a relatively new term in the field of ethics, when compared to medical ethics and the philosophy of science. The word “bioethics” was coined in 1970 by Potter, where he proposed bioethics as a new discipline calling it as “the science of survival,” which “would attempt to generate wisdom, the knowledge of how to use knowledge for social good from a realistic kn...

The Governance of Cyberspace: Politics, Technology and Global Restructuring

The Governance of Cyberspace arose from a small conference focusing on the political and social implications of the Intemet (p. xii). Held at the University of Teesside, England, in April 1995, the conference's participants ranged from social scientists to science fiction writers (pp. ix-xii). The twelve contributors (thirteen, if we include the editor, Brian Loader, who wrote the introduction)...