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2. Call for Papers: The October Revolution: Promoting the Development of World Economy and Improving People's Livelihood—The Twelfth Forum of the World Association for Political Economy
3. Call for Papers: The October Revolution: Promoting the Development of World Economy and Improving People's Livelihood—The Twelfth Forum of the World Association for Political Economy
4. Call for Papers: The October Revolution: Promoting the Development of World Economy and Improving People's Livelihood—The Twelfth Forum of the World Association for Political Economy
5. Transnationalization of Television in West Europe. Working Paper No. 13.
6. A Document for the History of African Nationalism: The Unemo "White Paper" of 1968, a Student Reply to Eduardo Mondlane's 1967 Paper
7. The Symposium Papers: Discussion and Comments
8. Paper Tigers and Nuclear Teeth
9. Great Powers and Atomic Bombs Are "Paper Tigers"
10. Comments on Papers by Eddie, Zevin, and Brenner
11. A Document for the History of African Nationalism: A Frelimo "White Paper" by Dr. Eduardo C. Mondlane (1920-1969)
12. OBLITERATION AS A FEMINIST ISSUE: a position paper by the Radical Feminist Organizing Committee
13. THE CONGRESS OF AFRIKAN PEOPLE: A POSITION PAPER
14. Popular Imperialism and the Provincial Press: Manchester Evening and Weekly Papers, 1895-1902
15. Robert E. Park's Congo Papers: A Gothic Perspective on Capitalism and Imperialism
16. "PERSPECTIVES ON EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY IMPERIALISM": A COMMENTARY ON TWO PAPERS
17. FRENCH COLONIALISM IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY: MONARCHY AND REPUBLIC: COMMENT ON PAPERS BY KIMBROUGH, TAYLOR, AND O'DONNELL
18. Papers Detail Soviet Hopes For Sanders
19. The Nationalization of Education in Burma: A Radical Response to the Capitalist Development?
20. Children's Literature-Comparatively Reading. Thinking about the Pink Bits: A Consideration of the Influence of English Children's Literature.
21. From Fenye to Fengshui: Applying Correlative Cosmography in Late Imperial China.
22. Reclaiming history: dehumanization and the failure of decolonization
23. Indigenous Life after the Conquest: The De la Cruz Family Papers of Colonial Mexico.
24. Learning: Intellectual Imperialism from Barrio to Nation.
25. Changing Patterns of Cultural Imperialism in a Developing Country.
26. The Future as Anthropology: Socialism as a Human Ecological Climax.
27. Adult Education for a Multiethnic Community: Japan's Challenge.
28. Delta Blues Scholarship and Imperialist Nostalgia.
29. Native AmerIndian Theor(h)etoric: The Periphery Speaks.
30. Twenty Years of Cultural Imperialism Research: Some Conceptual and Methodological Problems.
31. Feeding Experts: Hunger Crisis and the Discourses of Eugenics in the Habsburg Empire, 1916–1918.
32. To-Morrow Speak What To-Morrow Thinks.
33. A Historical Perspective: Curriculum Development and Instrumentalism in the Educational System in the British West Indies.
34. English as Imperialism?
35. What Is Development Studies?
36. Whither WikiLeaks? The Case for the Critical Diplomatic History Method in American Empire Studies.
37. Post-colonial development in Africa – Samir Amin's lens.
38. Igniting Pathways for Land-Based Healing: Possibilities for Institutional Accountability.
39. “NOT THE END”: ARTISTS ON AND AGAINST NUCLEAR CLOSURE.
40. News From Nowhere: Sources of International News in the Pacific Islands.
41. PWORLD: A Precedent-Based Global Simulation.
42. Memorias anticoloniales y nostalgia imperial. Aproximaciones a los debates sobre «justicia histórica» en España.
43. Cinema, the Settler.
44. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (78th, Washington, DC, August 9-12, 1995). International Communications Division.
45. Centralizzazione del capitale, guerra e pace.
46. British Colonial Post-War Fiscal Policies in Benin, Nigeria: 1945-1960.
47. The Modernist Papers.
48. Colonial Railways of Mozambique: Critical and Vulnerable Infrastructure, 1880s-1930s.
49. Revisiting Knowledge Production and Colonialism.
50. Decolonial Embodiments: Materiality, Disability, and Black Being in Djaimilia Pereira de Almeida's Luanda , Lisboa , Paraíso.
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