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Imperial contradictions: Is the Valley a watershed, region, or cyborg?

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The special reproduction of environmental conditions within a cyborg world is examined by assessing whether California's Imperial Valley is a watershed and if so at what level and by what topographic logic. It is suggested that the articulation of a cyborg perspective considers the environmental conditions of the Valley as the product of relations comprised of uneven and indeterminate ecological process, technoscientific trajectories, and human practices.

Author: Rudy, Alan P.
Publisher: Elsevier B.V.
Publication Name: Journal of Rural Studies
Subject: Sociology and social work
ISSN: 0743-0167
Year: 2005
California, Usage, History, Environmental aspects, Cybernetics, Watershed management, Imperial Valley

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The dynamics of the HIV/AIDS epidemic

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The main risk factor for the spread of HIV infection in Russia since 1996 is not homosexual encounters but the use of narcotics, with about 90 percent of all victims being infected that way. In the UNAIDS classification, Russia is at the stage of concentrated epidemic, where the HIV infection is spread within vulnerable groups of the population.

Author: Denisov, B.P., Sakevich, V.I.
Publisher: M.E. Sharpe, Inc.
Publication Name: Sociological Research
Subject: Sociology and social work
ISSN: 1061-0154
Year: 2005
Government domestic functions, Health Care and Social Assistance, HEALTH SERVICES, Public Health Care, Russia, Administration of Public Health Programs, Health Programs-Total Govt, Administration of Human Resource Programs, Health Programs, Development and progression, HIV infection, HIV infections, Public health, Powers and duties, UNAIDS, Health policy

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Crime in the Australian fishing industry: key issues

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Australia's fishing industry offers ample lucrative low-risk opportunities for criminal activities, which attracts organized crime to the sector. Attempts to curtail such activities can succeed only with legal, operational, and educational methods. Importance of international support and cooperation is also discussed in this context.

Author: Anderson, Katherine
Publisher: Transaction Publishers, Inc.
Publication Name: Trends in Organized Crime
Subject: Sociology and social work
ISSN: 1084-4791
Year: 2005
Australia, Police Protection, Commercial Fishing, Organized Crime, Fish hatcheries and preserves, Fishing, Hunting & Trapping, Fishing, Hunting and Trapping, Analysis, Fish industry, Fisheries, Control

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