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Volume 4, 2012 Item Info
- Title:
- Volume 4, 2012
- Creator:
- The Martin Institute
- Authors:
- Kayla Whiting; Sarah Grigg; Angelene Little; Andrea Scanlan; A. Tayler Marshall; Emily Brookhart; Stephen Weeks; Elizabeth Rose Hardman
- Editors:
- Erin Heuring; Bryanna Larrea; Mary Sloniker
- Date Created (ISO Standard):
- 2012
- Description:
- Issue of the Journal of the Martin Institute. Articles include: Artistry and Judge Misconduct in Artistic Olympic Sports (Kayla Whiting); Strategic Development vs. Neocolonialism: Exploring China-Africa Relations (Sarah Grigg); Securing Corporate Social Responsibility in the Development of States: A Legal Framework of Accountability (Angelene Little); Biopiracy: IPR Solutions for Developing Nations and their Indigenous Groups (Andrea Scanlan); Cultural Heritage and European Policy (A. Tayler Marshall); Communication, Integration, and Identification: An Effective Language Policy for the European Union (Emily Brookhart); The Ambiguity of Cyber Warfare: Regulating Cyber War for the 21st Century (Stephen Weeks); Improving US – Russian Intercountry Adoption and Cooperation: Ensuring the Wellbeing of Orphans across Borders (Elizabeth Rose Hardman)
- Source:
- The Journal of the Martin Institute | International Studies, The Martin Institute, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/class/martin-institute/research/journal
- Source Identifier:
- Martin Journal, Volume 4, 2012
- Type:
- Text
- Format:
- application/pdf
- Language:
- eng
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- "Volume 4, 2012", Martin Journal, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://cdil.lib.uidaho.edu//martin-journal/items/martin-journal-2012.html
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