Agency for International Development needs to strengthen its management of study, research, and evaluation activities : report /

"B-133220."

The international development of space and its impact on U.S. national space policy /

Cover title.

International passive architectural survey ; announcement of results /

"Prepared Under Task No. 6324.40."

Renewable energy sources for the world's poor : a review of current international development assistance programs /

October 1979.

Current cancer research on cancer patient supportive care and pain management.

NTIS: PB81-929403.

Proceedings of the International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment

Mode of access: Internet.

Current cancer research [on] etiology, epidemiology, and biology of melanomas and other skin cancers.

Prepared for the ICRDB Program by the Current Cancer Research Project Analysis Center.

Current cancer research on breast cancer : etiology, endocrinology and related biology.

Includes index.

Current cancer research on oral and head and neck cancer.

Prepared for the ICRDB Program by the Current Cancer Research Project Analysis Center.

Current cancer research on breast cancer : diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment.

Prepared for the ICRDB Program by the Current Cancer Research Project Analysis Center.

Current cancer research on endocrine neoplasms : epidemiology, etiology and related biology.

Prepared for the ICRDB Program by the Current Cancer Research Project Analysis Center.

Current cancer research on etiology, epidemilogy and related biology of gastrointestinal, oral, esophageal and pancreatic cancers.

Includes index.

Current cancer research on hepatic neoplasms.

Prepared for the ICRDB Program by the Current Cancer Research Project Analyis Center.

Design and performance of large solar thermal collector arrays : proceedings of the International Energy Agency Workshop on the Design and Performance of Large Solar Thermal Collector Arrays, San Diego, California, 10-14 June 1984 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Postcolonialism and the politics of qualitative research in international business

This paper offers a re-configuration of international business research by subjecting it to a postcolonial critique. This critique sees international business research as exhibiting continuities with the colonial project in the way it appropriates the Other. Qualitative research in international business often reproduces a neopositivist separation of theory and method, which can marginalize discussion of the important ontological, epistemological and political issues inherent in any research process