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Return To The Sources: Revival Of Traditional Nomads' Rights To Common Property Resources In The Code Pastoral Of The Islamic Republic Of Mauritania, Hans-Werner Wabnitz Jan 2009

Return To The Sources: Revival Of Traditional Nomads' Rights To Common Property Resources In The Code Pastoral Of The Islamic Republic Of Mauritania, Hans-Werner Wabnitz

Natural Resources Journal

No abstract provided.


An Institutional Framework For A Water Market In The Elephant Butte Irrigation District, Brandon Winchester, Ereney Hadjigeorgalis Jan 2009

An Institutional Framework For A Water Market In The Elephant Butte Irrigation District, Brandon Winchester, Ereney Hadjigeorgalis

Natural Resources Journal

No abstract provided.


Public Trust In Wildlife: Two Steps Forward, Two Steps Back, The, Patrick Redmond Jan 2009

Public Trust In Wildlife: Two Steps Forward, Two Steps Back, The, Patrick Redmond

Natural Resources Journal

No abstract provided.


Record Of Cenozoic Sedimentation From The Amanos Mountains, Southern Turkey: Implications For The Inception And Evolution Of The Arabia-Eurasia Continental Collision, Sarah J. Boulton Jan 2009

Record Of Cenozoic Sedimentation From The Amanos Mountains, Southern Turkey: Implications For The Inception And Evolution Of The Arabia-Eurasia Continental Collision, Sarah J. Boulton

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

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Student Approaches To Learning: An Exploratory Study, Leila Halawi, Richard Mccarthy, Nenna Muoghalu Jan 2009

Student Approaches To Learning: An Exploratory Study, Leila Halawi, Richard Mccarthy, Nenna Muoghalu

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In this study, the partial least square approach (PLS) is applied to investigate students’ approaches to learning in the framework of online or hybrid courses. A total of 140 valid responses from students who have finished or are currently enrolled in at least one MIS online or hybrid course were analyzed using a structural equation model and the results are presented herein.