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Archaeology and its Discontents

John C. Barrett

Beyond the Code

Heidi Furey, Scott Hill, Sujata K. Bhatia

Plant Systematics

Arun K. Pandey, Shruti Kasana

Digital Fascism

Christian Fuchs

Big Data Applications in Industry 4.0

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P. Kaliraj, T. Devi

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Europa World

Authoritative political and economic information and statistical data on every country, in addition to detailed coverage of more than 2,000 international organizations. Click the link below to view the site and sign up for a free trial.

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Romanticism
This resource focuses on British and Irish Romanticism from 1780-1830. This resources contains thousands of chapters of primary and secondary material, searchable by Themes, Region, Period & Notable Figures, making it an invaluable resource for students and researchers. Click the link below to view the site and sign up to a free trial.
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Sustainable Development Goals Online
A curated library to support the UN's call to action to end poverty, fight inequality, and protect the planet. Click the link below to view the site and sign up for a free trial.
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History of Economic Thought
Covers the fascinating subject of the history of economic thought over the period 1700–1914.Click the link below to view the site and sign up for a free trial.
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