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1Suppression of matrix metalloprotein- ase-2 gene expression and invasion in human glioma cells by MMAC/PTEN 显示文摘Kuol D Parthasarathy R Shen R 2003Oncogene2003,22,7:1
2Integrating a Genetic Algorithm and a Self - organizing Map Network for an Automatically Separating Color Printed Fabric System 显示文摘Chih - Yuan Kao Chung - Fang Jeffrey Kuol and Chin - Hstm Chiu 2009Textile Research Journal2009,79,13:1
3An optimal structured policy for maintenance of partially observable aircraft engine components 显示文摘 Yar-Lin Kuol 1998Naval Research Logistics1998,45,4:1
4Dissemination of clone of unusual phenotype of pandrug Resistant Acinetobacter Baumannii at a university hospital in Taiwan显示文摘Kuol C Tengl J Yuc J 2004J Clin Microbiol2004,42,4:1
5Only pathologic complete response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy improves significantly the long term survival of patients with resectable esophageal squamous cell carcinoma:final report of a randomized,controlled trial of properative chemotherapy versus surgery alone显示文摘Ancona E Kuol A Santi S 2001Cancer2001,91,11:1
6Rethinking National Security Strategies in Africa显示文摘The delivery of security to state and citizens will continue to be the daunting task facing nation states in Africa.Many African countries are becoming increasingly unable to deliver security to their citizens and in some instances;states themselves have become sources of insecurity.This is attributed less to the evolving security threats exacerbated by megatrends but more to the governance deficit manifested in weak social contract and strategic leadership that are short supply in many African countries.Despite a well-articulated security and defense policy of the African Union with a call for its member states to do the same,there is a dearth of national security strategies in most African states.This is largely attributed not only to the lack of effective implementation mechanisms of such policy but importantly to the absence of tools to help member states to craft and implement their national security strategies.There is a convincing wealth of evidence that shows a well-designed and inclusive process of developing national security strategies enables decision-makers to better confront the security threats and improve effective delivery of security to all citizens and state.Such a process provides an invaluable opportunity as well for forging a new social contract between state and its people.This article is an attempt to contribute to rethinking of how security could be perceived,planned,and delivered to the citizens in Africa.Luka Kuol Joel Amegboh 2021International Relations and Diplomacy2021,9,1:1
7Suppression of matrix metalloproteinase-2 gene Expression and invasion in human glioma cells by MMAC/PTEN显示文摘Kuol D Parthasarathy R Shen R 2003Oncogene2003,22,7:1
8Clinical relevance of improved mierobleed detection by susceptibility-weighted magnetic resonance imaging显示文摘Goos JD van der Flier WM Kuol DL 2011Stroke2011,43,:1
9Degrading high-strength phenol using aerobic granular sludge显示文摘Ho Kuoling Chen Yuyou Lin Bin 0,,06:1
10An Experimental Study of Crude Oil Alteration in Reservoir Rocks by Water Washing显示文摘KuoL C 1994Organic Geochemistry1994,21,5:1
11Continuous deodorization and bacterial community analysis of a biofilter treating nitrogen-containing gases from swine waste storage pits 显示文摘Ho Kuoling Chung Yingchien Tseng Chingping 2008Bioresour Technol2008,99,:1
12Ant colony optimization combined with taboo search for the job shop scheduling problem显示文摘HUANG Kuoling LIAO Chingjong 2008Computers & Operations Research2008,35,4:1
13Revisiting Military Spending—Security Nexus in Africa显示文摘The military spending in Africa is not only high but it is persistent,unconstrained,and even defies the COVID-19 fiscal challenges.With militaries including intelligence been projected as the“guarantors”of national security,this phenomenon has been perpetuated by the assumption that more military spending will improve security conditions.This article revisits this assumption by showing the traditional state-centric military security threats that justify such high spending are increasingly been overtaken by the growing non-military security threats that have become the major national security concerns.Based on the available data on security,safety,and military spending in Africa,it is shown in this article the presence of inverse relationship between high military spending and security.The main driver of such spending is the backroom resource-driven defense policies that are grounded on the military-centric definition of strategy,which advocates military solutions and more resources to military as panacea for securing survival of state and safety of its citizens.Such military solutions might be detrimental to state and human security.The urgent war to be fought today in Africa is not about existential threat of state and its territorial integrity but it is a war against a web of complex threats to the lives and livelihoods of African citizens.One possible way of constraining the high military spending in Africa is to formulate new defense policies that are inclusive,transparent,people-centered,and guided by inclusive people-centered national security strategies and core budgetary principles.Luka Kuol Joel Amegboh 2022International Relations and Diplomacy2022,10,3:0
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