adoption - Globe Thesis

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101.	Aporetic origins: Narratives of transnational, transracial Asian adoption in a North American context
102.	A socio-technical analysis of widespread electric vehicle adoption
103.	Children of 'a dream come true': Identities of children adopted from China
104.	Les differences dans les modes d'adoption du changement organisationnel entre groupes de travail d'ethnies differentes: Etude comparative entre les cultures chinoise, marocaine, francaise et quebecoise
105.	Morality and politics in the real world: An argument for the adoption of utilitarianism
106.	Emerging identities: New subjects within gay adoption
107.	Understanding users undergoing change: Exploring responses to an innovative, hybrid first-year writing program
108.	Women's status and adoption of integrated pest management: A study of rural Bangladesh
109.	The impact of the Adoption And Safe Families Act of 1997 on African American kinship caregivers: A policy analysis
110.	'Divide the living child in two': Adoption and the rhetoric of legitimacy in twentieth-century American literature
111.	The jurisprudence of good parenting: The selection of adoptive parents, 1894-1964
112.	Muslim debate on the adoption of the Shari'a and its implications for the Church
113.	Adoption and transformation of the Mi tradition in landscape painting of the late Choson dynasty (1700-1910)
114.	Sustainable alternatives for New England small farms: A study of physical and cultural influences in the adoption of regenerative farming methods in New England small farm
115.	Examining the decisional ethic of textbook adoption in Christian schools: A collective case stud
116.	The Role of Socio-Cultural Factors in Faculty Members' Acceptance of Moodle at GUS
117.	Abjection and adoption in Lessing, Kleist, and Kafka
118.	Independence and interdependence in John Cage's adoption of Zen Buddhism and anarchism
119.	Examining Factors that Facilitate or Impede the Adoption of Evidence-Based Practices for Mental Health Clinics Serving Yout
120.	Cultural Values, Connection, and Participatory Cultural Divide: Chinese Generation Cohort Differences in Adoption and Use of WeCha
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