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Kastner must be removed from the | politics and from the society of this land. |
aimed at untangeling the connections between | politics and business. |
whose influence was strong in South Carolina | politics and social circles for nearly 100 years. |
Slate, Weigel: Reporting About | Politics and Policy. |
Bobrowicz subsequently left | politics and became a union official. |
Oklahoma | Politics and Policies with Robert E. England, George H |
Danford worked as a farmer before entering | politics, and was a member of the Hastings County Milk |
He left | politics and the party before the 2008 general electio |
outsider pressure groups in Pressure Groups, | Politics and Democracy in Britain (1989). |
In 1878, he retired from | politics and was named chief clerk and registrar for t |
She became involved in | politics and became an electorate officer for former L |
The Challenge of China and Japan: | Politics and Development in East Asia, 1985 |
Marler's family has been active in | politics and government for many decades. |
a revised edition of Eric Voegelin, Science, | Politics and Gnosticism, ed. ( ISI Books). |
Drainville jumped into provincial | politics and was elected in the 2007 elections in Mari |
He has been studying towards a | politics and economics degree at the University of Auc |
ton White House, where he coordinated policy, | politics, and communications. |
Nomos : Essays in Athenian Law, | Politics and Society (1991) Cambridge University Press |
Francis K. Shattuck, prominent in the | politics and early development of Alameda County, Oakl |
In 1886 he quit | politics and on 1 January 1886 was appointed to the Su |
Democracy at the crossways: a study in | politics and history (1918) full text online |
age columnist for The Toronto Star writing on | politics and economics. |
Baehr became interested in Republican | politics and eventually met Mark Hanna. |
Richard Lui (2007-2010) | Politics and News Correspondent |
In 2001, he received a B.A. in Ethics, | Politics, and Economics from Yale University. |
Masters in | politics and philosophy at Oxford on an S Radhakrishna |
Returning to Massachusetts, he entered | politics and served as selectman, assessor, and overse |
radio and TV in Australia, discussing ethics, | politics, and reproductive rights. |
Howard Barker: | Politics and Desire (Palgrave Macmillan) 1989, 2009 |
er worked in Broadcast Journalism, Marketing, | Politics, and Public Relations. |
iversity of Glasgow, Hepburn graduated with a | Politics and History degree. |
ess in 1971 Hilton became dissillusioned with | politics, and decided to dedicate himself to his work |
Modern Culture and Critical Theory: Art, | Politics, and the Legacy of the Frankfurt School (Madi |
Then he withdrew from | politics, and lived in retirement until his death. |
He then went into | politics and was elected Member of Parliament for Farn |
I went into | politics and business. |
He temporarily retired from | politics and set up an insurance agency. |
William B. Gould IV, Labored Relations: Law, | Politics, and the NLRB (MIT Press, 2001). |
Jones had little interest in | politics, and refused a position offered by Edward Sta |
In 1930 he moved to federal | politics and became Postmaster General in the Cabinet |
Volume 1. Documents Relating to | Politics and Internal Court Affairs (London: British A |
John Orman - Professor of | Politics and well-known political activist |
iscovered the principle of divergent economic | politics, and was one of the masterminds to develop th |
Australian Journal of | Politics and History 28 (1): 115-116. |
olitically centrist, and find the extremes of | politics and culture abhorrent. |
, he resigned in 1939 to return to provincial | politics and was elected in 1939. |
e Drew became a pioneer of independent labour | politics and pioneered the Textile Trade Union. |
on financial questions, sometimes on national | politics, and always for elections for the appointment |
e, where he studied philosophy, sociology and | politics and took up Shorinji Kan Jiu Jitsu. |
After the war, he retired from | politics and returned to his home to again practice la |
Darwin Day In America: How Our | Politics and Culture Have Been Dehumanized in the Name |
ion, and this would shape the relationship of | politics and big business in Mexico until the present |
He stayed away from | politics and was repelled by the persecution of the so |
She received a degree in Philosophy, | Politics and Economics at St Hilda's College, Oxford i |
Hall then retired from | politics and returned to preaching. |
Ballantyne as said above had a passion for | Politics and helping his fellow citizens. |
alist activism and told him to choose between | politics and his job. |
It was largely through his efforts that | politics and public administration became established |
he American Style of Foreign Policy: Cultural | Politics and Foreign Affairs (New York: Knopf, 1983) |
is football career was over, he entered local | politics and was elected to the Athens City Council. |
les, Coleman was a landscaper before entering | politics, and a member of Central Council from 1982 to |
Philosophy, | Politics and Economics) and Edinburgh University (Dipl |
Re-Making the Nation: place, | politics and identity in Latin America. |
generally pursued a conservative position in | politics and was a noted social conservative. |
ing part of each show, Mercer covers Canadian | politics and comedy during a monologue. |
He has published numerous books on Turkish | politics and history, |
rs would come to have a deep influence on the | politics and ideologies of France and America. |
Patterns of | politics and political systems in Latin America. |
On his return to England, Bulwer went back to | politics and successfully contested Tamworth in 1868. |
Hughes became involved in local | politics and in 1898 Hughes was elected a St Kilda Cit |
ork Senate and continued to be influential in | politics and law including being a key figure in the E |
Politics And Religion | |
tes and speaks about religion, public health, | politics and culture in Iran. |
e 17th Canadian Parliament, Bell left federal | politics and did not seek another term in the 1935 ele |
Baker later returned to municipal | politics, and was re-elected as reeve of Brokenhead. |
ackson, Joy J. New Orleans in the Gilded Age: | Politics and Urban Progress, 1880-1896. |
phrey would soon become active in Minneapolis | politics, and as a result he never finished his Ph.D. |
Fraser immediately retired from | politics, and Peacock contested the party leadership, |
ticipated significantly in the world of Irish | politics and the royal Tudor court. |
rsity of Exeter, where he studied History and | Politics and was a committee member of the university' |
s son, Tom McLaughlin (Paul Gross), goes into | politics and ultimately becomes Prime Minister. |
Princeton University Press book series, | Politics and Society in Twentieth Century America |
Politics and International Relations | |
ansas, where he practiced the law, engaged in | politics and edited a newspaper. |
Mr. Betancourt later entered | politics and was elected mayor of San Benito, Texas. |
ew College, Oxford (where he read Philosophy, | Politics and Economics) and INSEAD. |
o regularly discussed their ideas on science, | politics and philosophy. |
The Germans used their | politics and diplomacy to divide Swantopelk from the P |
nally delivered as Castle Lectures in Ethics, | Politics, and Economics at Yale University in 2004. |
Unlike his father, he was not interested in | politics, and left decisions to corrupt ministers. |
He remained active in | politics and participated in the Southern Rights Conve |
He worked as a farmer before entering | politics, and was president of the Manitoba Progressiv |
attended University, gaining degrees in Arts ( | politics) and Economics, and subsequently became an ex |
Maria Amalia did not play an active role in | politics and in fact made a concerted effort to remove |
She read Philosophy, | Politics and Economics at Merton College, Oxford. |
"Domestic | politics and stakeholders in the North Korean missile |
The Conversion of Britain: Religion, | Politics and Society in Britain c. 600-800. |
om the University of Lucknow, and then joined | politics and became a member of the Indian National Co |
“Anthropologist and More” - An interview on | politics and ethnography, May 8, 2006. |
Werts, a Democrat, entered | politics and in 1886 was elected mayor of Morristown, |
s broad surveys of Chinese history, religion, | politics and geography with increasingly multifarious |
In 1917 he left provincial | politics and became a minister in this government. |
ussians because of their domination of German | politics and culture. |
and the Challenge of Development: a Study of | Politics and Military Interventions in Bangladesh, Uni |
He specialises in | politics, and has appeared as a regular reporter on BB |
ook a prominent part in Liberal Nonconformist | politics and in movements connected with the position |
Siitoin also wrote books about | politics and occultism. |
He became a businessman after leaving | politics and died in 1945. |
In economics, | politics, and political economy, it has come to mean t |
Politics and the law were prominent in his family. | |
standing radio program, where he commented on | politics and current events. |
yer by profession, Cosgrove entered municipal | politics and served as Mayor of the Toronto suburb of |
inued to retain influence in Democratic party | politics, and President Truman decided to grant May a |
The Third Reich: | Politics and Propaganda (2002) |
itions in the federal government to influence | politics and business. |
ins, teaching graduate courses there on state | politics and federalism. |
lected in 1995, then resigned from provincial | politics and his cabinet position on 1 July 1996 to se |
Machiavelli and Guicciardini: | Politics and History in Sixteenth-Century Florence, Pr |
ed his attention to periodical literature and | politics, and exchanged Felix Farley's Bristol Journal |
After the Yom Kippur War he entered | politics and was elected to the Knesset as a member of |
In United States | politics and government, the term presidential nominee |
He remained active in Democratic | politics and was a delegate to the Democratic National |
His | politics and practice of medicine often overlapped, in |
Tappin continued his involvement in | politics and won the Stoke-on-Trent Council seat for B |
ernor continues to be deeply involved in Utah | politics and policies. |
He was also an influential figure in state | politics and higher education. |
Shafer pursued a career in | politics and became the State's Attorney for Mckenzie |
He studied | politics and history at the University of Michigan, An |
uss the current affairs regarding the Chinese | Politics and social cultures. |
Sajal Nag, India and North-East India: Mind, | Politics and the Process of Integration, 1946-1950, 19 |
ge of subjects including: animals, martyrdom, | politics, and violence. |
by the Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, | Politics and Public Policy in 2001. |
ucus" that appears on Monday about Washington | politics and policy. |
and Swansea University where he graduated in | politics and international relations. |
Red River Campaign: | Politics and Cotton in the Civil War. |
His mother is involved in local | politics and his father in land management of their pr |
He next entered provincial | politics and was elected leader of the Progressive Con |
policy, content analysis, decision-making in | politics and diplomacy, and crises. |
Cherry retired from | politics and returned to the practice of law after his |
Spain: Her Institutions, | Politics, and Public Men (1853) |
George Orwell, | Politics and the English Language |
This article is supported by the | politics and government work group (marked as Mid-impo |
He retired from active | politics and pursued a career in business. |
He eventually turned to | politics and was invited to join the Pennsylvania Coun |
Where Angels Fear to Tread: | Politics and Religion. |
Yilmaz, Ihsan (2005), Muslim Laws, | Politics and Society in Modern Nation States: Dynamic |
Sweden and Visions of Norway: | Politics and Culture, 1814-1905 (2003) |
xford University with a degree in Philosophy, | Politics and Economics under a scholarship from the MT |
Politics and the Restraint of Science (1983) | |
Cutting Edge," in Extreme Beauty: Aesthetics, | Politics and Death, eds. |
Graham Greene: On the Frontier, | Politics and Religion in the Novels (Macmillan, London |
Study and Its Relation to Science, Religion, | Politics, and Culture, New York: Harrington Park Press |
n of 1956, Gimes was heavily involved in both | politics and revolutionary journalism. |
In 1949, Drummond switched to federal | politics and was elected to the House of Representativ |
Harder is heavily active in Conservative | politics and in the past mused about running federally |
the University of Nottingham's department of | Politics and International Relations. |
t woman of the group whose background in both | politics and partying influence her provocative lyrics |
alisades Park in 1958, Dickerson retired from | politics and pursued a business career as a New York r |
hored several books on the Indian journalism, | politics and personalities. |
osing instead to remain focused on provincial | politics and the 2003 New Brunswick election. |
Thereafter, Cornbury avoided Jacobite | politics and devoted himself to the cultivation of tas |
He retired from provincial | politics and decided to return to his family business |
Bergfeld holds a degree in Philosophy, | Politics and Economics and a Masters in Sociology from |
(2009) and Women, | Politics and American Society, 4th ed. |
British | politics and the American Revolution, Norman : Univers |
In 2001, he entered | politics and contested for the parliamentary seat of I |
After that he rose in Waterville's | politics and in 1956 became mayor. |
In 1908, he entered | politics and was elected to the West Virginia State Se |
Australian academic specializing in electoral | politics and government. |
He was a republican in | politics and fought on the Parliamentary side in the E |
He retired from | politics and engaged in planting. |
In 1892, Denny returned to | politics and defeated Sullivan. |
Politics and Public Policy with Carl Van Horn and Dona | |
is an American author, specialist in American | politics and culture, and professor of communication a |
in immediately declared his decision to leave | politics and stepped down as Prime Minister. |
The School of | Politics and International Studies (POLIS) is part of |
worked in the cotton market, law enforcement, | politics, and farming. |
tor and management consultant before entering | politics, and was a coordinator of leadership training |
His attentions turned to provincial | politics, and he was elected to the Legislative Assemb |
fter the by-election loss Newman retired from | politics and dedicated herself to charitable work. |
He did not have a special interest in | politics, and did not speak at the Storting's meetings |
Kerr was active in area | politics and law enforcement during the formative year |
s, as well as several articles on immigrants, | politics, and labor unions. |
t that the school had been a victim of racial | politics, and that the incident would be used to censo |
She has received a bachelor's degree in | Politics and Diplomacy. |
The Poor People's Alliance refuses electoral | politics and resolved to boycott the 2009 national ele |
France since 1870: Culture, | Politics and Society by Charles Sowerine. |
Owen retired from | politics and returned to his business interests. |
orough-wide newspaper that covers local news, | politics, and community events. |
nheim Fellow in 1937, he became a lecturer in | politics and history at New York University, the New S |
ussion between people involved in literature, | politics and the visual arts, in Scotland and beyond. |
g bachelor, Green devoted himself to the law, | politics, and civic, business, and cultural activities |
Newlands High School, Carlo went on to study | politics and languages at University of Melbourne. |
Dominic D. P. Johnson is a Reader in | Politics and International Relations at the University |
He became influential in federal | politics, and in January 1895 was appointed Minister w |
Politics and Diplomacy: Next Steps in Arab-Israeli Pea | |
Pierre Ceyrac left | politics and the Front National in 1994, (Le Figaro, 1 |
he became increasingly involved in opposition | politics and campaigning against the Baath regime. |
His books related to current | politics and Cooper's self promotion increased the ill |
In 1950, he left federal | politics and ran again for the leadership of the Ontar |
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