Titlebook: Western Europe In Kissinger‘s Global Strategy; Argyris G. Andrianopoulos Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Argyris G. Andrianopoulosonals. A brief presentation of the possibilities of rehabilitation, of the implication of the multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary organization of the rehabilitative team, of the still preliminary level of the results of cognitive rehabilitation is offered in the chapter.

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Argyris G. AndrianopoulosBeyond the influence of injury-specific factors such as severity of insult, behavioural and emotional symptoms after brain injury appear to be more closely related to psychosocial factors present before and after the injury. These include family material and social resources, social disadvantage, st

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Argyris G. Andrianopoulosramatic, widely known, and readily explicable. However, the arsenal developed to assess it is complex, sometimes subtle, and often based on implicit assumptions. This chapter aims to describe that arsenal and make explicit those assumptions. The chapter addresses three interrelated questions: how to

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al intervention. The movement of the neurotrophins has been studied extensively by the use of nerve ligations, which allows determination not only of the retrograde and/or anterograde movement of the protein, but also can be useful in demonstrating the absence of a neurotrophin in a particular class

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The US and Western Europe: a Troubled Partnership,onfronting American foreign policy.. Hence his appointment as President Nixon’s Assistant for National Security Affairs generated the hope in Western Europe that some of NATO’s problems would be resolved.

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Introduction,ost 1960s’ studies of the Alliance concluded that major causes of intra-Alliance conflict were President de Gaulle’s policies and intransigence. The 1970s’ studies claimed that the causes were Henry Kissinger’s policies and imperious diplomatic style.