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Class of 2008 Political Science The author examines visual and rhetorical strategies used by Iraqi and non-Iraqi groups in recruiting voters for the January 2005 legislative and presidential elections. Case studies include the USAID, various Shiite clergy groups, and Future Iraq Assembly, which is a non-governmental organization of activists, businesspeople, and academicians. Religious appeals ...

1 1 This study was made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of Michigan State University and the Myanmar Development Resource Institute do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.

The aim of the work is to identify promising areas research in bioenergy expand potential types technologies and sectors for implementation projects Ukraine. Current topics Bioenergy Program International Energy Agency are analyzed, some obtained results considered. Special attention studies within paid issues sustainable development, decarbonization energy, circular economy. almost all importa...

In 1958 the United States of America offered two mobile radioisotope laboratories to International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) as gifts. For USA, supplying IAEA with gifts was not only cost doing business in new nuclear international setting Cold War, but also indispensable maintaining authority and keeping upper hand within regulation energy. The transformation a technoscientific artefact into...

This paper investigates the value of international cooperation during an oil supply disruption. The International Energy Agency provides the aegis for energy cooperation among the industrialized countries, but only an enormous disruption would ‘trigger’ the Agency’s emergency mechanism. Smaller ( ‘sub-trigger’) disruptions have occurred three times in the past decade, and twice, in I9 73-74, an...