African foreign policies : selecting signifiers to explain agency / Bischoff, Paul, 1954- editor

role of the sovereign state and individual rights in mitigating the effects of the deterioration of the

.Democratization and the State -- Democratization of the State -- Institutional Transformation -- The Limitations

rights and duties of the coastal state -- Maritime delimitation -- Conclusion -- Landlocked states -- The

: agency, resources and media usage -- State ICT policies in practice : e-procurement -- Conclusion.

thick democracy. -- Part II. State-Society and Contentious Politics. Pragmatic theories of a fit state

: State Dependent Utility -- 3.5.Portfolio Choice and Comparative Statics with VNM State Independent

world -- 2.Policing and the transnational-state-system -- The changing morphology of the state

-- Posthumanism -- Agency And The Politics Of Identity -- The question of agency -- Foucault and the problem of

. Conflict of interest of heads of state: the example of Madagascar Jan Christoph Richter; Part IV. Corporate

.S. Environmental Protection Agency Level B -- 7.2.1.Use -- 7.2.2.Selection -- 7.2.3.Maintenance -- 7.3.U

the Free State and the red herring of race -- Racism 2.0: Die Antwoord's blackface -- Gangsta currency

Milwaukee, Arizona State University, the State University of New York at Buffalo, and Michigan State

organizational life -- Organization development in the 21st Century -- The state of organization development

graduate -- 12. Beyond O.J. -- 13. The adoption agency -- 14. Puzzled perceptions -- 15. Sara's acting

The people's voice : the development and current state of the South African small media sector /

State-sponsored terrorism -- Chile -- History -- 20th century -- Sources.

"Human" Through Human Rights -- 5. Muslims as a "Religious Minority" in Europe -- 6. Secularism, Nation-State

broadcasting, telecommunications, the state information agency, and the print media from apartheid

development -- Freedom and the foundations of justice -- Poverty as capability deprivation -- Markets, state

Solutions. 7. Structure and Agency. 8. Power and Authority. 9. The Universal and the Particular -- Pt. IV

State agency.