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Confining value from neural networks : a sectoral study prediction of takeover targets in the U.S technology sector
Get PDFWhat's law got to do with it Part 2: Legal strategies for healthier nutrition and obesity prevention
Get PDFThis article is the second in a two-part review of law's possible role in a regulatory approach to healthier nutrition and obesity prevention in Australia. As discussed in Part 1, law can intervene in support of obesity prevention at a variety of levels: by engaging with the health care system, by targeting individual behaviours, and by seeking to influence the broader, socio-economic and environmental factors that influence patterns of behaviour across the population. Part 1 argued that the most important opportunities for law lie in seeking to enhance the effectiveness of a population health approach
Syrian refugee child workers: Gender differences in ergonomic exposures and musculoskeletal health
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IDPs in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI): Intractable Return and Absence of Social Integration Policy
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The ‘greening’ of global project financing: the case of the Sakhalin-II offshore oil and gas project
No full textCorporate tax policy and multinational corporations in the American states: Exploring the intervening effect of local fiscal decentralization
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