Social Science Quarterly, Volume 80, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1999 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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... represent the educational aspirations and encouragement of the parents ; in a model of early childbearing , it might represent parental values and atti- tudes . If a ; affects Y ; but is unobserved and thus omitted from the model as in ...
... represent the educational aspirations and encouragement of the parents ; in a model of early childbearing , it might represent parental values and atti- tudes . If a ; affects Y ; but is unobserved and thus omitted from the model as in ...
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... represent texts that are amenable for study . Despite this expansive defini- tion of texts , however , many postmodernists focus their analyses on the literature in their chosen fields . As the postmodernist persuasion has spread during ...
... represent texts that are amenable for study . Despite this expansive defini- tion of texts , however , many postmodernists focus their analyses on the literature in their chosen fields . As the postmodernist persuasion has spread during ...
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... represent the influence of legal doctrine . The law is often far more complex than an " either / or " prospect . Despite its crude representation of legal influences , this method provides the best way to ascertain the extent to which ...
... represent the influence of legal doctrine . The law is often far more complex than an " either / or " prospect . Despite its crude representation of legal influences , this method provides the best way to ascertain the extent to which ...
Contents
Volume 80 Number | 1 |
The Detroit Case | 19 |
Pennsylvania | 37 |
Copyright | |
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