Titlebook: Image Analysis and Recognition; Second International Mohamed Kamel,Aurélio Campilho Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heid

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K. P. Wilkie,E. R. Vrscayeir ethnic belongings.. I argue that legal authorities and kinship rules (border controls and parents’ decisions) constrain children’s agency in moving not only in physical space but also in social space, imposing limitations on their freedom to define the social group they belong to. This work is b

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Samuel Morillas,Valentín Gregori,Guillermo Peris-Fajarnés,Pedro Latorreiform entity.” How were children processed, or not, in the institutions that were established to deal with juvenile delinquency? What did processing mean in the context of Nigeria in the colonial era? How might we extend or critique Jenks’s argument from the historical perspective of the Boys’ Indus

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Dongwook Cho,Tien D. Bui,Guangyi Chent the state of the younger generation. Unfortunately, such reports fail to understand that no child is born as a deviant. Often, he/she becomes one through his/her association and interaction with others, indicating that deviance is primarily an environmental and social problem. While the society is

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Chaoqiang Liu,Tao Xia,Hui Litudy of delinquency situated in the global context.Widens diThis book offers a sociological exploration of street children in India and what pulls and pushes them into delinquency, at a time when the government of India is contemplating strengthening its juvenile justice system. It draws on in-depth

Carcinoma

Zhenlong Du,Xueying qin,Hai Lin,Hujun Baokman, 1973); a school bus kidnapping (Terr, 1979); lighting strike (Dollinger, 1985); tornadoes (e.g., Perry & Perry, 1959); earthquakes (e.g., Blaufarb & Levine, 1972); murder and community terror (e.g., Klingman & Ben Eli, 1981; Landgarten, 1981; Pynoos, Nader, Fredrick, Gonda, & Stuber, 1987); a

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Jeff Orchardkman, 1973); a school bus kidnapping (Terr, 1979); lighting strike (Dollinger, 1985); tornadoes (e.g., Perry & Perry, 1959); earthquakes (e.g., Blaufarb & Levine, 1972); murder and community terror (e.g., Klingman & Ben Eli, 1981; Landgarten, 1981; Pynoos, Nader, Fredrick, Gonda, & Stuber, 1987); a

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Q. H. Zhang,S. Gao,Tien D. Buiems are protecting refugee children and ensuring access to durable solutions in their best interests. It charts the journey of refugee children into and across Europe, and in doing so, identifies the myriad of risks to their protection and well-being, with a view to providing analysis of these groun