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- The Green Doorway: Governing a Planetary Economy (2022)
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- To Live a Life in a Tight Flat: On Family Houshold Poverty (2023)
- Hungry Oceans, Full Sky: More Equality or Increased Inequality? (2023)
- The Rattle in the Box: Children Restrained by Poverty (2023)
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- To Breath Emotions into Hardcore Economics (2023)
- Mainstream Economics Overkill (2023)
- Reasoning Without Dehumanizing in Economics (2023)
- A Sidekick to Free-Market Capitalism (2023)
- The Cover Girls and Cover Males of the Global Economy (2023)
- Neoclassical Economists, We're Not Leaving Anyone Behind (2023)
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- Drilling for Profits in Artic Oceans (2026)
- The Art of Greenwashing (2026)
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- The Cathedral of Modern Art (2019)
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- The Sky Bleeds (2028)
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- The First Mover (2019)
- Discussing Meta Intelligence (2024)
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- Stephen Hawking Memorial Letter (2024)
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- The Masterpiece of Humanity (2034)
- The Empathic Territory (2034)
- When the World Bleeds, Humanity Shines (2034)
- Empathizing About Key Problems of the World (2034)
- Oceans of Emotions (2034)
- Unearth Compassion (2034)
- Originality Creates the World (2034)
- Knowledge Runs the World (2034)
- Pro System Level Empathy (2034)
- Emotion Capture (2034)
- Affective Forecasting (2034)
- Worldwide Empathy Revolution (2034)
- Of What Ultra-Sensitivity Holds and Promised (2034)
- Legislation & the Rule of Law
- To Love Your Enemy (2017)
- A Declaration of Collective Guilt Without a Trial (2032)
- The Shadow Side to the Rule of Law (2032)
- Two Sides to Marriage of State (2032)
- The Street as a Forum for Freedom of Speech (2032)
- Nature as a Subject in Environmental Law (2032)
- De Faco or De Jur Criminal Justice (2032)
- The Cry of the Child (2032)
- Confessional Fiction: Short Texts
- Curriculum Vitae (2020)
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World History Synopsis
Taking the Bird-Eye Perspective in a Brief Analysis of the World History (2036)
By Ingrid Katrine Amundsen
KEYWORDS: WORLD HISTORY • BIRD-EYE PERSPECTIVE • SYNOPSIS
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