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Evaluation of Streamflow Forecasting Modelsvement to Europe. The analytic corpus consists of transcripts of debates in the Greek parliament that followed from an agreement in March 2016 between the EU and the Turkish government regarding the movement of refugees. Adopting an approach informed by rhetorical psychology and critical discursive

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D. E. Barbé,J. F. Cruise,V. P. Singhts of rapid social change. I open the chapter with a description and discussion of discursive psychology’s main tenets. I then move on to explore the production of the essence of the communist social past in one of the most controversial texts of the Romanian post-communist transition (the Tism?nean

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A. W. Heemink,H. F. P. Van Den Boogaardr moral accountability in descriptions of conflict intervention by peace psychologists and other third-party actors. More specifically, I will be concerned to explore how the professional activities of those outside parties involved in managing the various effects of armed conflict are afforded mora

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An Introduction to Stochastic Game Theoryversations. These forms of discursive enquiry, and other possibilities, open up ways of better understanding the dynamics of men’s violence against women and opportunities for intervention to produce more equitable practices.

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M. K. Luhandjula,Masatoshi Sakawaorms, punishing dissenters, and warning others against publicly adopting opposing positions. This chapter examines the discursive practices used to discredit opponents in a range of current and historical conflict situations. A distinction will be drawn between ‘mild’ and ‘strong’ discrediting practices.

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S. R. Mohan,S. K. Neogy,T. Parthasarathyr those arguing against the proposed invasion of Iraq, it was important to avoid being viewed as ‘pacifists’, and for those in favour of military action, it was important to avoid being seen as ‘warmongers’.

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