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As the world's largest urban zoo, the Bronx Zoo features more than 600 species from around the globe.
Go on Wednesday if you can. Half price and crowds are low before 1pm. Bring your own snacks and a water bottle to save money.
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Magical still even as an adult :)
Zoo! Zoo! Zoo!
The best parts are the carved moldings of all the old buildings
Amazing zoo with incredible animals. The gorilla exhibit is worth the extra ticket price. Go for the full experience over general admission.
Zoo animals
Get there early to full enjoy everything.
The zebras are elegant the 4d movie is always cute
Go check out the Madagascar exhibit featuring lemurs! Don't forget to post your photos on social media with #NYisWild!
The peacocks were my favorite, strutting around. Almost free as a bird, besides the fact they live in a zoo! Lots to see will come back hopefully the Tigers or the Lions
The peacocks strutting about
$20 for general admission gets you to most of the zoo. The soft serve ice cream is also one of the best I've had.
The admission price is getting very expensive. I don't like that they charge extra for all the different activities. I have already paid a small fortune to get in.
Visit World of Birds for some of the most beautiful birds in the world, including Lesser Bird of Paradise and Andean Cock-of-the-Rock.
Love this place. My kids love it. But it's always pack especially on Wednesdays cause it's free. And all the good stuff you can't see if your not playing.
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Today was a good day for some wild life birds to show out!.. Awesome place to go with family & friends
Winter time is zoo time. Many animals love the cold and it's a completely different experience without the crowds.
Try going end of fall / beginning of winter it's really quiet and most of the animals are still around.
#Fun place to visit and spend the day. Either alone or by yourself.
Free on Wednesdays! One of the best zoos in the country easily accessible via the 2 or 5
Já fui há muito tempo atrás, lembro que valeu a pena. Vou repetir essa visita em um próxima oportunidade! Se não me engano, é o 2º maior zoológico dos USA, só atrás de San Diego.
Across from the Botanical garden and near Arthur Avenue, is the largest zoo in the US. Habitats are pretty life like and there is a tram to help you get around. Cafe is on premise if hunger strikes.
Very big and interesting
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Make sure to download the zoo map online before you go and plan a route. It's a big zoo and you can just end up going in circles- specially if you are going with a big group of kids. Parking is $15
Go on Wednesday and pay only the full experience tickets! (14.95$ instead of 28$+14.94$)
Great zoo. buy tickets for all the attractions, it's well worth it
It's huge so you can spend an entire day here and the kids aren't complaining
With family beautiful nice
If you r not a kids person don't go on Wednesday (which is entrance by donation) butterfly garden us worth paying extra! 😊
You can ride a cablecar around parts of the zoo.
peacocks and children everywhere
Awesome place! You do need the entire day to visit everything. Get the total experience ticket. DO NOT GO ON DONATION DAY!
Awesome zoo. Lots of different habitats to explore. Splurge for the full experience ticket.
Its free on Wednesdays its a cool place
Nice zoo with many things to see. Best day to visit is Wednesday which is free but attracts too many people so it will be crowded.
The zoo is great and there's lots to see. Wednesdays have suggested admission as well as discounted full experience tickets.
Love the animals!
Under no circumstances bother with the shuttle. Huge inconvenient mess.
Wish they had better pickup / drop off. (Gotta go thru the parking lot.) Nice animals tho.
Everything! Amazing place! Staff is friendly and helpful.
I LOVE IT HERE! Although Some of animals are not in their respective places, but its really fun for a family bonding
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The Blackhawks really don't want to go back to Chicago. Well, not just yet. So they're trying a little wishful thinking.
For the Blackhawks, that means packing a few extra pairs of underwear. Thing is they only get to use them if the next stop on this road trip is down the coast in San Jose. But since that's the preferred option for Chicago after tonight's big Game 6 in Vancouver, anything is worth a try.
The Blackhawks obviously aren't interested in a deciding Game 7. Even if it is at home. Not after they could and probably should have made their way to San Jose for a conference finals showdown with the top-seeded Sharks. Chicago had everything place to finish off the Canucks at United Center a couple of nights ago, but instead gave a very good team with a better goalie a new life. That's a dangerous thing to do in the playoffs.
Vancouver was facing a 3-1 deficit in a series that has changed directions more often than fly balls at Wrigley Field, and an even bigger one in the mind-game department. But in what was the latest example of how this very talented Blackhawks team sometimes takes things for granted, Chicago took advantage of neither in Game 5.
Unfortunately for the Blackhawks, they have made that something of a habit since wrapping up the Central Division title around the Olympic break. Chicago played less than enthused hockey down the stretch, and rookie goalie Antti Niemi did nothing to inspire widespread confidence. Together, it nearly cost them in the first round against the pesky, but modestly-talented Nashville Predators, who pushed the series to six tough games. It might ended tomorrow had Nashville not thrown away Game 5 on the road in the dying seconds.
But if Chicago found a way to prevail in that series, it is ahead in this one largely because the Blackhawks have goaded the Canucks into taking a lot of stupid penalties and then killed them on the power play. Thing is the Canucks grew up fast the other night by learning how to keep cool, and the Blackhawks couldn't figure out how to deal with it.
"We couldn't complete a long pass, we couldn't complete a short pass, our puck-moving game was almost non-existent," said Chicago coach Joel Quenneville. "We have to do a better job managing the puck."
"In Games 3 and 4 we did a lot of good things and had everything going our own way. Maybe we thought we were just going to continue on that path, but nothing's easy."
Not when Vancouver plays with enough discipline to stay out of the box. The Canucks have been better than Chicago in this series at even strength, and over the course of the regular season, they have been one of the league's toughest teams at home.
But the playoffs are a different animal, and Vancouver has already lost three times in its own building.
"We seem to play a different game at home," said Canucks defenseman Kevin Bieksa. "Maybe we're too riled up with the fans."
That's not a good thing because the Canucks have already shown what happens when they let their emotions get the best of them. Vancouver had penalty killing problems in the first round against Los Angeles too, and even if Roberto Luongo is coming off a fine effort in Chicago, he has been up and down enough in these playoffs to make the notion of too many shorthanded minutes a scary one for the Canucks.
Vancouver has another issue because it will be shorthanded along the blue line. Sami Salo is suffering a lower body injury and that means more ice time for the top four defensemen against the bigger and strong Chicago forwards, who will be looking to rebound from their passive effort. Their net presence and pressure down low has to return if Chicago is to avoid being put into a risky one-off situation.
But the Canucks are facing elimination, so which team has the pressure?
''Probably both,'' Chicago forward Patrick Kane said. ''We want to win in Game 6 and not give ourselves a chance to go to Game 7.
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We loved the Club Quarters on West Adams. It was by the far the nicest place I have ever stayed. It was in close proximity to everything I did within the next few days. The staff was great and very friendly! Our room was spotless! Very nice.
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I enjoyed my stay at Club Quarters and have no complaints. The rooms are small, but cleverly organized with a nice desk set up for work and free wifi. In the hall by the elevator is a set up with water bottles that you can fill and refill every
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A little small, but can't complain.
We booked a room and it looked like a tiny business office where business men stay if they come to town. The bathroom looked like it should be in a cruise ship. We don't mind smaller rooms though. I loved the bottled water service they offered and
everyone was very friendly and greeted you. I would go back!
Dining in the area seems to shut down early! We are used to eating later so that surprised us; however, we went to Giordannos and had great pizza (they were open later than everything else in walking distance).
Nice place to stay
Staff was professional and friendly and the room was clean and comfortable. Loved the purified water dispensers on each floor! Would definitely stay here again!
It's a beautiful and comfortable hotel, in the centre of the City, perfect for a short stay. The only problem is that it doesn't have tub :(.
Wonderful Stay
The valet and front desk staff were wonderful intros to the hotel and we had our questions answered about the subway in GREAT detail. The room was small but definitely cozy and I would TOTALLY stay there again, especially for the convenient
location. Ive stayed at 100s of places in Chicago, and this one is now in my Top 5.
Check out Yolk at either of the fairly close locations. Also, the subway is three blocks from the hotel. Had a great time!
great hotel!!!
near michigan avenue!
include a sofa bed great view in the room.
clear room and good locations
great service!! staff are friendly!
Wouldn't go anywhere else.
This hotel rocks. Clean, modern, comfortable, and centrally located. Staff could not be nicer. Well-designed bathroom. The price is good too. Love it!
We had a good time. Rooms are tiny, but nice for a Chicago hotel. We did a room upgrade for just $15 extra at check in and we were very pleased.
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I've been thinking a lot about local bands / musical acts recently -- partly because I've been toying with the idea of dabbling in it myself (However I'm still a ways away from that -- although I have played open mics, I know I still have a way to go before I'll be good enough to feel comfortable [and competent] performing for people).
However, the more I look at local bands in my area, the more I feel like it's somewhat hopeless. Seems like most bands have their friends show up to shows, and that's about it -- people don't really follow local bands as musical entities; they are more like social entities.
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The draft, which has been in the works since 2009, should enable both listed and family-owned companies that get into trouble to restructure and be rescued rather than being forced to go through lengthy bankruptcy or liquidation proceedings.
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A draft of changes to United Arab Emirates bankruptcy law aimed at simplifying the process and letting failing companies restructure is taking longer than expected and may not be ready until the end of 2013.
The draft, which has been in the works since 2009, should enable both listed and family-owned companies that get into trouble to restructure and be rescued rather than being forced to go through lengthy bankruptcy or liquidation proceedings.
The OPEC member's government hopes the new rules will reassure foreign investors and help bring in more cash from overseas.
"We are still in the consultative process, but we are a little unclear when the consultative process will finish," said James Farn, a partner with commercial law firm Hadef & Partners, which was involved in drafting the legislation.
Dubai's debt crisis in 2009-2010 shone a spotlight on company restructurings but existing federal bankruptcy laws – seen as opaque and complex – remain untested in UAE courts as distressed firms prefer to settle creditor claims privately.
The new law, which will allow a bankrupt company to restructure its debts and assets and have a fresh start, is roughly based on French bankruptcy legislation.
"It's certainly going to take months, perhaps the end of next year," Farn, who heads the banking and finance team in the firm, told a forum on insolvency reforms.
He later told reporters that the legislation had not yet reached a stage of a draft bill, the first formal step in the process, when it is presented to the cabinet.
Justice Minister Hadef bin Juan al-Dhaheri said in May he hoped the draft legislation would be ready by the end of 2012.
Dhaheri, who founded Hadef & Partners in 1980, told Reuters last month that the UAE was pushing hard to finalise the law but declined to say when the draft would be ready.
In 2009, Dubai, one of seven UAE members, issued a special decree to deal with a $25 billion debt restructuring at its flagship conglomerate Dubai World.
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Nicely styled B&B. Small bedroom, but clean and hippy style decor, lovely bathroom. Within 10mins walking distance of the walled city of Lucca. Owner helpful and friendly. Parking place available on request. Good value
Very beautiful cozy little place in a decent location close to the old town. Definitely a B&B type place rather than a big Hotel, and that was fine for us.
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Within ten minutes' walking distance of the city walls, Tangohotel is a friendly, economical, private alternative to an expensive, impersonal, stuffy hotel. The building is sturdy, clean, well-maintained, and functional. The owners are helpful and knowledgeable. This is my second stay at Tangohotel, and I wouldn't dream of staying at any other place in Lucca!
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One of the Center for Coalfield Justice's biggest priorities is seeing Duke Lake in Ryerson Station State Park restored. On July 28, 2005, Duke Lake was drained by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) because of safety issues due to cracks in the dam that sustained the picturesque lake. Five years later in 2010, the PA DCNR and Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), initiated proceedings against CONSOL Energy to repair and restore the dam. DEP determined that the cracks resulted from longwall mining activities at the nearby Bailey Mine. In April 2011, CCJ intervened in the case on behalf of our membership and community. We did this to make sure that the interests of our membership were represented, and more specifically, to make sure that proceedings continued at a reasonable pace so that this generation of Southwestern Pennsylvania residents had the opportunity to experience the beauty of Duke Lake and Ryerson Station State Park.
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Yuk - no flavour or taste and slimey. Would be embarrassed to serve this to visitors.
02 June 2015
This is not baba ghanoush
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31 May 2015
Baba ganoush, really?
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Lemon dip, not smoked aubergine dip
This has so much lemon in it, that it is all you can taste. I was so excited to have this, as I love baba ghanoush - but it has gone in the bin. It tastes nothing like it should, and is unpleasantly acidic.
25 May 2015
I love baba ghanoush
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Education bill receives another amendmentMarch 4, 2015
SHERIDAN — Senate File 8 on state education accountability and assessment continues to evolve as another amendment has been added to the substitute bill that replaced the original last Thursday. The substitute bill includes significant language changes including: striking the addition of a fourth year of mandatory math in high school; removing requirements for the Read More
Ranchester issues final plat for subdivision
RANCHESTER — The Ranchester Town Council approved a final plat with conditions attached for Stonebrook Meadows 5 subdivision at its meeting Tuesday evening. The final plat allows for installing infrastructure like utilities and roads, but developer Drew Redinger must complete several additional steps before he can start selling any of the subdivision's nine lots, Mayor Read More
Dayton supports local Benefit Club
DAYTON — The Dayton Town Council pledged $5,000 in Optional One-Cent Sales Tax money to the local Benefit Club to help assist with repair costs for a sagging roof. Dayton Benefit Club President Teri Luskin approached the Council Monday evening to request funding so the organization could match grant opportunities. The organization is eligible to Read More
WWA soliciting donations of mini art, music for annual auction
SHERIDAN — The Wyoming Wilderness Association is soliciting donations from artists for its ninth annual Miniature Art and Music Auction: Celebrating our Wild Earth, to be exhibited and juried April 13-24 at Davis Gallery. The WWA is asking local and regional artists and musicians to contribute miniature works of art (no larger than 6-by-8 inches) Read More
Landon's to offer three free workshops Saturday
SHERIDAN — Landon's Greenhouse and Nursery will present three free workshops on Saturday. Beginning at 10 a.m., Phil Gilmore will discuss composting made easy. At 11 a.m., a representative from the city of Sheridan will talk about the city's recycling program. Then at 1 p.m., a workshop about planning and planting a kitchen herb garden Read More
Ceramics workshop to be held at Sheridan College Friday
SHERIDAN — Elaine Olafson Henry, internationally celebrated ceramic artist and Sheridan resident, will lead a ceramic workshop and present a slideshow at Sheridan College on Friday. The presentation will start at 9 a.m. inside the Thorne-Rider Campus Center, room 008, and the workshop will be 1-4 p.m. in the Griffith Memorial Building, room 013. Both Read More
Wuerker artist reception to be held at Sagebrush Community Art Center Friday
SHERIDAN — An artist reception for Buffalo artist Aaron Wuerker will be held on Friday from 5-7 p.m. at the Sagebrush Community Art Center. Wuerker's show, "Aaron Wuerker: Recent Landscapes," will be on display through March 31 in the center's Invitational Gallery. Wuerker earned a bachelor's in fine arts from Kansas City Art Institute in Read More
Next 'Nonprofit Tuesday' to benefit Senior Center
SHERIDAN — The next Nonprofit Tuesday at the Black Tooth Brewing Company will support the Sheridan Senior Center and the 2015 Keystone Awards. On Tuesday, the brewery will donate $1 from every pint sold. In addition, the 4-6 p.m. celebration will feature live music from Terry Garrison and the sale of raffle tickets for packages Read More
Sheridan Community Land Trust to host open house
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Community Land Trust will host its annual community open house Tuesday from 6-9 p.m. below the nonprofit's offices on Main Street. The open house will showcase the work of the nonprofit. The public is invited to enjoy food, drinks and a chance to win prizes such as a fly fishing Read More
Adventure around every corner
Sunlight highlights a canyon wall after a fresh batch of snowfall Tuesday afternoon at Tongue River Canyon near Dayton.
It's still winterMarch 3, 2015
Mint Bar owner Monte Buckmaster plows the street along the sidewalk by his business Tuesday morning on Main Street. Sheridan received a fresh batch of snow that began Monday night. Temperatures are not forecasted to reach above freezing until Thursday. Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
Local businesses make pitch for retail liquor license
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan City Council listened to presentations from seven businesses looking to procure the city's lone available retail liquor license at a regular meeting Monday evening. The Council did not make a final decision, instead listening to the pitches with short question-and-answer sessions at the end of each. "I think it's Council's feeling, Read More
Mraz found guilty of seven counts of felony forgeryMarch 2, 2015
SHERIDAN — A jury in 4th Judicial District Court on Monday found a Sheridan woman guilty of seven counts of felony forgery and one count of misdemeanor theft. The decision was reached after approximately 4.5 hours of deliberation following a seven-day trial. Defendant Miranda Mraz, 25, had been accused of altering receipts at the Firewater Read More
SCSD2 Gollings to go to WhitneyMarch 3, 2015
SHERIDAN — Sheridan County School District 2 is about to be $3,237,500 richer after a purchase agreement between the district and Whitney Benefits for the sale of 10 original paintings by Elling William Gollings was approved by the school board Monday night. Negotiations between the district and the foundation began after SCSD2 expressed interest in Read More
Local man arrested for felony theft of rental car
SHERIDAN — Sheridan resident Michael Merrill was arrested Feb. 24 for felony theft after taking a car from Avis/Budget Rental with the intention of not returning it. The Sheridan County Sheriff's Office was contacted Feb. 20 by Dawn Helling to report that a gray Toyota Camry that had been rented Feb. 10 by Merrill had Read More
SCSD2 examines safety, wellness policies
SHERIDAN — The overall wellbeing of staff and students at Sheridan County School District 2 was a consistent theme during Monday night's meeting of the school board. One parent expressed safety concerns, the board approved changes to district policies including staff maternity leave and academically high performing students were recognized. During the public comments portion Read More
City Council, firefighter negotiations move forward Monday
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan City Council and representatives with the IAFF Local 276 union negotiated a contract for 2015-16 with only a few points of contention during the meeting Monday night. Of the 17 articles in the city's latest offer to the firefighters, Union President George Neeson contested four, and several of the points only Read More
4th man cited in connection with poaching case
SHERIDAN — A fourth man has been cited in a poaching case that may revive a battle over traditional tribal hunting rights. Darren Singer, 21, has been charged as an accessory before the fact in the deaths of three elk at Eskimo Creek in the Bighorn National Forest in January 2014. Colton Herrera, Clayvin Herrera Read More
Black Tooth Brewing Company expands to serve regional market
SHERIDAN — The Black Tooth Brewing Company, after four years of operation, will expand this year to market its product more regionally. During the last year, co-founders Tim Barnes and Travis Zeilstra have been working with investors and contractors to expand the brewery facility from 5,400 square feet to 13,000 square feet. The expansion will Read More
SJHS, SHS officials announce additions to honor rolls
SHERIDAN — Sheridan County School District 2 recently released the names of students named to their honor rolls. The schools have since sent additional information regarding students inadvertently excluded from the list sent to the media. For Sheridan Junior High School, sixth-graders Oliver Barton, Laina Bleu Chavez and Brittney Charlson should have been listed on Read More
Local students named to University of Montana fall 2014 dean's list
SHERIDAN — Maura Bradshaw of Sheridan and Rachel Reed of Dayton were recently named to the University of Montana's fall semester 2014 dean's list. A total of 2,183 students earned the distinction. To qualify for the dean's list, students must be undergraduate students, earn a semester grade point average of 3.5 or higher and receive Read More
UW announces fall 2014 Provost's Honor Roll
SHERIDAN — The University of Wyoming recently released the names of students who earned a spot on the fall 2014 semester Provost's Honor Roll. The Provost's Honor Roll consists of undergraduates who have completed at least six but fewer than 12 hours with a minimum grade point average of 3.5 for the semester. Local students Read More
Science Saturday to explore tiny things
SHERIDAN — This weekend's edition of Science Saturday will focus on "Mysteries of Invisible Life." The event, sponsored by the Sheridan College Museum of Discovery and Science Kids, will run from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday at the Sheridan College Science Center. Attendees will have the chance to explore minute and miniscule living organisms Read More
Habitat, AmeriCorps to host volunteer day
SHERIDAN — Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns will team up with AmeriCorps NCCC to host a community day of volunteering Saturday from 12:30-3:30 p.m. The groups welcome individuals willing to volunteer to help work on projects including painting and caulking for a new Habitat for Humanity home. Attendees are welcome to help as Read More
Stone circles topic of Archaeological Society meeting presentation
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan-Johnson County chapter of the Wyoming Archaeological Society will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Sheridan Holiday Inn, in the Le Gourmet room. Dinner will be ordered from the menu, however it is not necessary to order dinner to attend the free program. Following dinner, at approximately 7:15 p.m., Jason Weston Read More


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The fast-growing East Asia and Pacific region has narrowed gender gaps in several areas, most notably in education and health. However, gaps in economic opportunity and influence in society have proven particularly persistent. Read More »
Papua New Guinea - Inclusive development in post-conflict Bougainville : supporting and strengthening the participation of women in Bougainville's development processes
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Gender balance and bias : an initial analysis of gender disaggregated data in social accountability activities
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Empowering rural women in the East Asia and Pacific region
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Community programs and women's participation : the Chinese experience
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Two-name land use certificates and gender inequality : an empirical investigation for Vietnam
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Indonesia - Gender equality
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Indonesia - Gender equality
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Are women benefiting and are women engaged? : reflecting on the gender results of the Arbitration Council in Cambodia
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PNG Social and Economic Empowerment for Women in Mining and Petroleum Areas
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Making livelihoods and social protection gender-sensitive
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Gender sensitive post disaster assessments
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Engendering mines in development : a promising approach from Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea (PNG) is a culturally diverse, environmentally rich country with over five million inhabitants, the majority of whom live on the eastern half of the... Show More +
Pathways to development : empowering local women to build a more equitable future in Vietnam
Vietnam's economic emergence is perhaps best experienced along its rural roads: over 175,000 km of pavement, rubble and dirt track extend to two-thirds of the country's... Show More +
After the Tsunami : women and land reforms in Aceh
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