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She died in London, 25 April 1981. The collection mainly comprises manuscripts, articles, book reviews, lectures, notes, diaries, correspondence and photographs for 1903 - 1980.

collections. Adopting a comparative European framework, it aims to reconstruct the personal and commercial networks in operation, to examine the socio-cultural and economic history of the trade, and to explore ... p pstrongWhat you will do in your

collections. Adopting a comparative European framework, it aims to reconstruct the personal and commercial networks in operation, to examine the socio-cultural and economic history of the trade, and to explore ... diary management for senior staff</p></li

Sasakawa Ryouichi: Unravelling an Enigma. Source. Ryoichi Sasakawa (ed.) & Ken Hijino (ed.) Sugamo Diary (2010).

Research methods tend to include things such as in-depth interviews, observation and shadowing, diary studies, as well as various remote data capture mechanisms. ... I use the cross-cultural data to test for differences or similarities in parenting and

Research methods tend to include things such as in-depth interviews, observation and shadowing, diary studies, as well as various remote data capture mechanisms. ... I use the cross-cultural data to test for differences or similarities in parenting and

This is a global day celebrating the life of women and their economic, political and social achievements past, present and future. ... 11). We can see here that people were encouraged to reassess their eating habits not just for economic but also health

2014 – July 2015 • Thesis: The ECBs Stress Tests: The Logic of Legitimization and the Locus of Power in the European Union London School of Economics and Political Science London, UK MSc ... 2017 – Aug. 2021 Top of Master of Science Class, London

resource management and inter-related activities to maximise collective economic and environmental benefit. ... characteristic urban forms, the trendy lifestyles, as well as the surging economic power.

We use wristwatches, pens, paper, PC’s, calculators, spreadsheets, compasses, diaries, cellphones, reference books, Google, sketch–pads. ... or of dynamical systems theory (Schoner et al)? or maybe sth with a more economic ‘cost-benefit’ flavour