Social Sciences
Canada
100%
Working Class
75%
Tuition Fee
75%
Political Power
62%
Family Member
50%
Armed Forces
50%
Land Tenure
50%
Migrant Family
50%
Ownership
50%
Labor Market
50%
Labour History
50%
Breton
50%
Indians
50%
USA
50%
North America
50%
Survival Strategy
50%
Disaster Response
50%
Borderland
50%
Social Workers
50%
Self Help
50%
Nationalists
50%
Legislation
25%
Political Activism
25%
Federation
25%
Skilled Workers
25%
Elections
25%
Group Membership
25%
Ecologist
25%
Research Ethics
12%
Existential Risk
12%
Justice
12%
Human Being
12%
Keyphrases
Halifax
100%
Nearest Neighbor
50%
Movable Type
50%
Mi'kmaq
50%
Land Rights
50%
Antigonish Movement
50%
Transience
50%
Morrisons
50%
Canadian History
50%
Border Crossing
50%
2010 Haiti Earthquake
50%
Disaster Risk Creation
50%
Disaster Politics
33%
Transnational
25%
British Subject
25%
Political Activism
25%
Right to Organize
25%
Canadian Confederation
25%
Transnational Communities
25%
Social Reformer
25%
Grassroots Practices
25%
Boston
25%
Police State
16%
Historical Factors
16%
Financial Opportunities
16%
Disaster Aftermath
16%
Dartmouth
16%
Post-disaster Reconstruction
16%
Survival Strategies
16%
Innovative Form
16%
Cultural Survival
16%
Economic Survival
16%
Indian Affair
16%
Informal Leadership
16%
Non-native
16%
Disaster Reconstruction
16%
Expert Community
12%
International Community
12%
Survivors
12%
International Migrants
12%
Popular
12%
Disaster Response
12%
Newfoundland
12%
Migrant Families
12%
United States
12%
Global Experts
12%
Power over
12%
International Destinations
12%
Canada-US
12%
Winnipeg
12%
Arts and Humanities
Halifax
100%
Land Right
50%
Neighbors
50%
Transnational
50%
Canadian History
50%
Transience
50%
Transnationalism
50%
ExPeRT
37%
Boston
25%
showman
25%
Education Reform
25%
Tradition
25%
Leaders
25%
Social Reformer
25%
Natural Hazard
25%
USA
12%
Canada
12%
Popular
12%
International community
12%
North America
12%
New York
12%
Polity
12%
Nationalists
12%
Survivors
12%
Analytic Field
8%
