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Humiliation and the Exercise of Power in the Florentine Contado in the Mid-Fourteenth-Century

Lansing, Carol (2012)

Library Associates Newsletter: Issue 105

Lauinger Library (Library Associates, 2012-12)

Resource Wealth is an Amplifier, Not a Curse: Evidence from Country-Level Effects of Exogenous Variation in Resource Endowments

Musgrave, Paul; Liou, Yu-Ming (Mortara Center for International Studies, 2012-01)

Workforce Nationalization in the Gulf Cooperation Council States

Randeree, Kasim (Center for International and Regional Studies, 2012)

In recent decades, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states have become reliant on migrant workers to the extent that foreign inhabitants constitute nearly one-third of the total GCC population. Qatar and the UAE are at ...

The Emotive Power of an Evolving Symbol: The Idea of the Dome from Kurgan Graves to the Florentine Tempio Israelitico

Soltes, Ori (2012)

Renaissance Emotions: Hate and Disease in European Perspective

Cohn, Samuel J. Jr (2012)

The Emotions of the State. A Survey of the Visconti Chancery Language (Mid 14TH - Mid 15TH Centuries)

Gamberini, Andrea (2012)

Georgetown Public Policy Review Volume 17 Number 1

Cooper, David P.; Simons, Kate Anderson; Wisner, R. Brent; Saleh, Emilie C.; Asi, Yasmein; Short, Kathryn (Georgetown University, 2012)

Georgetown Public Policy Review Volume 18 Number 1

Brenner, Cynthia M.; Huffman, Amanda J.; Klein, Christopher A.; Mazumdar, Chand Tulal; McCall, Christopher L.; Savidge-Wilkins, Galen (Georgetown University, 2012)

Debt, Humiliation, and Stress in Fourteenth-Century Lucca and Marseille

Smail, Daniel Lord (2012)