Vol. 1, No. 2 (2009), Review of European Studies

• • Review of European Studies, Vo. 1, No. 2, December, 2009. All in one PDF file.
  • •  Editor RES   
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• • António Lobo Antunes: Production and Consumption of Subjectivity
  • •  Aino Rinhaug   
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• • Environmental Education for Sustainable Architecture
  • •  Sergio Altomonte   
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• • A STUDY ON PERCEPTIONS OF OPEN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ABOUT THE USE & EFFECTIVENESS OF COLLABORATIVE TEACHING METHODS DURING THE TUTORIAL GROUP MEETINGS
  • •  Iosif Fagoulis   
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• • Contradiction Leads to a Miracle: A Rethinking of Hans Christian Anderson and His Fairy Tales
  • •  Ruizhen Feng   
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• • Flexible Working, Professional Success and Being Female: Are They Incompatible?
  • •  Julie A. Waumsley   
    •  Diane M. Houston   
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• • The UltraS: An Emerging Social Movement?
  • •  Alberto Testa   
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• • Milan Kundera’s Slowness – Making It Slow
  • •  Tim Jones   
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• • State Official – Public Official – Pedagogic Official Development of the Teaching Profession in Austria, France and Germany in the 18th Century
  • •  Ulrich Binder   
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• • Facilitating Teachers’ and Educators’ Effective Professional Development
  • •  Adamantios Papastamatis   
    •  Eugenia Panitsidou   
    •  Panagiotis Giavrimis   
    •  Efstratios Papanis   
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• • The Knights in the Middle Ages of England
  • •  Ruijuan Yin   
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• • The Passive and the Notion of Transitivity
  • •  Monique De Mattia-Viviès   
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• • European Udine Declaration: A Poststructuralist Reading
  • •  Sanja Ivic   
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• • A Stylistic Analysis of “Miss Brill” by Katherine Mansfield
  • •  Shenli Song   
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• • Primary Education Teachers towards the Institution of Assessment: the case of Greece
  • •  Christine Syriopoulou -Delli   
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• • Quasi-scientific Approaches Made by Impressionist Painters (Claude Monet) and Literary Naturalists (Emile Zola)
  • •  Jie Chang   
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• • An investigation of Greek trainees’ re-educative needs during the realization of the Health Education Program
  • •  Iosif Fagoulis   
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• • Puritanism and Its Impact upon American Values
  • •  Ning Kang   
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• • On the Significance of Culture Construction of European Identity
  • •  Ying Wang   
    • p152
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