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Here is a growing list of the title of working papers and essays currently available in HTML format. Click on each button below to spring-open the list.
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Our publication is quoted as any print publication. However, due to the dynamic nature of the internet, you have to observe the following special features:
In order to initially or again find the article, you have to give the correct Internet address. The internet address for all articles in our (online) publication goes something like this: http://interseksi.org/publications/essays/articles/title.html (all lower-case letters).
Example: http://interseksi.org/publications/essays/articles/conflict_entrepreneurs.html.
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Example: http//interseksi.org/publications/essays/articles/conflict_entrepreneurs.html, May 14th, 2006.
So if you want, let say, to quote article entitled "Mewujudkan Perdamaian: Mimpi atau Realita" written by Irene H. Gayatri you visited on 20th May 2006 on our site, your citation should be like this:
al-Makassary, Ridwan, "Mewujdukan Perdamaian: Mimpi atau Realita", in Interseksi.org (access 20th May 2006).