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1. Introduction -- 2. Organisational and Professional Practice of Telehealth -- 3. Incorporating Technologies into Telehealth Services -- 4. Healthcare in Australia and Brazil -- 5. Telehealth Services in Australia and Brazil -- 6. Organisational Structures Influence Telehealth Services -- 7. Contested Professional Practices When Care Is Separated -- 8. Legitimising Telehealth Services -- 9. Building Confidence in Telehealth Practices -- 10. Building Relationships to Underpin Telehealth Practices -- 11. Applying Resources to Telehealth Services -- 12. How Contexts and Mechanisms Influence Telehealth Services -- 13. Telehealth Services in the Age of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Überblick über die Bedeutung und Entwicklung des Hafens Jebel Ali, 35 km süd-westlich von Dubai, der vor zehn Jahren seinen Betrieb aufnahm und der einen bedeutenden Beitrag zur Wirtschaftsentwicklung Dubais leistet. (DÜI-Sdt)

Intro -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- CHAPTER I - THE CREATION OF ZIONIST AIMS AND POLICY -- The Beginnings of Political Zionism -- Herzl and the First Zionist Congress -- The Zionist Organization Prior to World War I -- CHAPTER II - THE BALFOUR DECLARATION -- Zionist Policy and World War 1 -- The Diplomatic Groundwork in England -- The Preparation of the Balfour Declaration -- CHAPTER III - THE MANDATE -- The Zionists at the Peace Conference -- Zionist Representation in Palestine -- The Arab Peoples -- Ratification of the Mandate -- CHAPTER IV - THE GROWTH OF POLITICAL ZIONISM -- Reorganization of the Movement -- Extending the Jewish Agency -- CHAPTER V - ZIONIST STRATEGY IN THE 1930's -- CHAPTER VI - THE REORIENTATION OF POLITICAL ZIONISM -- Policy -- Centering Activity in America -- Organization -- CHAPTER VII - WARTIME ZIONIST DIPLOMACY IN BRITAIN AND PALESTINE -- Operations in Great Britain -- Activism in Palestine -- CHAPTER VIII - THE ZIONIST SEARCH FOR AMERICAN SUPPORT -- Winning the People -- Winning the Congress -- Winning the Administration -- CHAPTER IX - THE MAKING OF MODERN ISRAEL -- The Zionists and the Truman Administration -- The Zionists and the Labor Government in Britain -- The United Nations and Partition -- EPILOGUE - THE REMAINING TASK FOR POLITICAL ZIONISM -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- PRIMARY SOURCES -- SECONDARY SOURCES -- Books -- Periodicals -- REQUEST FROM THE PUBLISHER.

Consider two views of the global financial crisis. One view looks across the border: it blames external imbalances, the unprecedented current account deficits and surpluses in recent years. Another view looks within the border: it faults domestic financial systems where risks originated in excessive credit booms. We can use the lens of macroeconomic and financial history to confront these dueling hypotheses with evidence. The credit boom explanation is the most plausible predictor of crises since the late nineteenth century; global imbalances have only a weak correlation with financial distres