Titlebook: Immune Reactions; Headlines, Overviews H.-Harald Sedlacek,Tarik M?r?y Book 1995 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1995 Chemokine.antibody.a

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H.-Harald Sedlacek,Tarik M?r?y development and internationalization in China.Elaborates onThis book explores how history shapes city development, assesses the role of government at national and sub-national levels through case studies of three secondary cities, Quanzhou, Yiwu and Nannin, and provides a link between city developm

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H.-Harald Sedlacek,Tarik M?r?yof city diplomacy’s expansion. Today, not only cities continue to be vocal supporters of world peace (e.g., through international advocacy campaigns and city networks such as Mayors for Peace), but their direct involvement in conflict-prone areas has repeatedly proved to be highly beneficial in desc

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H.-Harald Sedlacek,Tarik M?r?yconcentrated on the world’s biggest cities, often forgetting smaller cities—that is the immense majority of the world’s urban centers. Available research has also had a distinct presentist feel, failing for the most part to consider current developments as emerging from past trends. This chapter stu

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H.-Harald Sedlacek,Tarik M?r?yuably, cities have legitimacy advantages over the nation-state and credibility advantages over the nonstate actors. This gives cities the “in-between” power to engage in global affairs. In the United States, the existing Mayor’s Offices of International Affairs (MOIA) exercise the “in-between” power

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H.-Harald Sedlacek,Tarik M?r?yuably, cities have legitimacy advantages over the nation-state and credibility advantages over the nonstate actors. This gives cities the “in-between” power to engage in global affairs. In the United States, the existing Mayor’s Offices of International Affairs (MOIA) exercise the “in-between” power

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H.-Harald Sedlacek,Tarik M?r?yonen et al., .. Wiley, New York, 2018) and introduces a framework for assessing it in relation to city diplomacy and city branding. Second, we demonstrate that negative emotional engagement can have measurable positive outcomes. In the empirical section, we use a mixed-methods case study approach ap