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  • van Selm, J. (2001). 'Access to Procedures: 'Safe Third Countries', 'Safe Countries of Origin' and Time Limits. UNHCR.
  • van Eemeren, F. H. (2001). Argumentation theory: An overview of approaches and research themes. In A. Eriksson, & T. H. Olbrecht (Eds.), Rhetorical Argumentation in Biblical Texts. Essays from the Lund 2000 Conference (pp. 9-27). Trinity Press International.
  • Wetzels, C. M. M. P. (2001). Squeezing Birth into Working Life, household panel data analyses comparing Germany, Great-Britain, the Netherlands and Sweden. Ashgate Publishing.
  • Schippers, A. (2001). [Review of: Yitzhak Avishur (1998) A medieval translation of the Latter Prophets into Iraqi and Syrian Judaeo-Arabic, Book I: Isaiah and Jeremiah [Title in Hebrew], The text of Bodleian Manuscript Hunt 206 with Introduction and Notes]. Bibliotheca Orientalis, 68(3-4), 504-506.
  • Schippers, A. (2001). [Review of: Yitzhak Avishur (1998) The Oldest Translation of the Early Prophets into Judaeo-Arabic [Title in Hebrew], The text of Bodleian Manuscript Poc. 349 with Introduction and Notes]. Bibliotheca Orientalis, 68(3-4), 502-503.
  • Postmes, T. T. (2001). Deindividuation, psychology of . In P. H. Baltus, & N. H. Smelser (Eds.), The international encyclopaedia of the social and behavioral sciences. Pergamon.
  • Schönbach, K. (2001). Using survey research to determine the effects of a campaign. In H. D. Klingemann, & A. Römmele (Eds.), Public information campaigns & opinion research: a handbook for the student & practitioner (pp. 160-166). Sage.
  • Slevin, J. M. (2001). The Internet and society. In A. Giddens (Ed.), Sociology: Introductory readings. (pp. 289-293). Polity Press.
  • Slevin, J. M. (2001). Contributor to the civil society yearbook 2001. In O. onbekend (Ed.), Contributor to the civil society yearbook 2001. Oxfort University Press.
  • Postmes, T. T. (2001). Social psychological theories of computer-mediated communication: Social gain or social pain? In H. Giles, & P. Robinson (Eds.), New handbook of language and social psychology. (pp. 601-624). Wiley.
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