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Browsing College of Human Ecology by Title
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A Revolution in the Making: The Case of Agro-Food Retailing in India
(CUL Initiatives in Publishing (CIP), 2007)Recent discussions of global agro-food systems have turned the spotlight on food retailing. Observers concur that globalization has been accompanied by, and may have aided, retail concentration in agro-food markets. This ... -
Accounting for Confounding Externalities: A Coupled Systems Study of Groundwater Management and the Unanticipated Effects of Hydrogeological Heterogeneity
(2017-05)Permitted trading has become one of the leading approaches to manage groundwater supplies and mitigate issues such as scarcity, contamination, and aquatic biodiversity loss. Water markets have developed all over the world, ... -
Action Plan 2016-2019 for the Technical Secretary of the Social Cabinet of the National Government of the Republic of Panama
(2016-05)This report has been prepared while performing my duties as Secretary of the Social Cabinet (SC) and Deputy Minister of Social Development of the Republic of Panama, to which I was appointed from the beginings of May, 2016. ... -
Adam Anderson Faculty Bio
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Adding Biomeasures Relating to Fatness and Obesity to the Panel Study of Income Dynamics
(2009)The pace of research on the causes and consequences of obesity has increased dramatically since the late 1990s. However, a great chasm exists between the high-quality measurements of fatness used in the medical literature ... -
Adding Biomeasures Relating to Fatness and Obesity to the Panel Study of Income Dynamics
(2009)The pace of research on the causes and consequences of obesity has increased dramatically since the late 1990s. However, a great chasm exists between the high-quality measurements of fatness used in the medical literature ... -
Addressing the Challenges Of Landscape Conservation and Restoration in the Hindu-Kush Himalayan Region with Attention to Transboundary Issues
(2018-05)Physical and biological changes within a landscape can disrupt ecosystems and threaten the livelihoods of people living there, and possibly beyond the particular landscape. The landscapes in the Hindu-Kush Himalayan (HKH) ... -
The Adoloescent Brain: Learning, Reasoning, and Decision Making
(2012-03-01)In the second decade of life, young adults have endless choices, but the decisions they make depend on developing the power of the human brain to learn and reason. Cornell professor of human development and psychology Dr. ... -
Afternoon Tea
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Afternoon Tea - March 2012
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Alan Hedge Faculty Bio
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Alan Mathios Faculty Bio
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Alcohol Abuse in Urban Moshi, Tanzania
(CUL Initiatives in Publishing (CIP), 2012)Alcohol abuse is a global public health problem. About 50 percent of all traumatic brain injuries in the intensive care unit at the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre (KCMC) in Moshi, Tanzania, involve alcohol (Kaino ... -
Alcohol prohibition talk event poster
(2011-12)Alcohol prohibition and violence in early 20th century, a talk with Emily Owens -
Allocating Irrigation Water in Egypt
(CUL Initiatives in Publishing (CIP), 2007)Agricultural production in Egypt is virtually fully dependent on irrigation. Egypt gets more than 95 percent of its annual renewable water resources from the Nile, and the construction of the High Aswan Dam, which was ... -
Alumni Update
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Alumni Update: December 2006
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Alumni Update: March 2007
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