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Vol 2, No 2 (2013)
Table of Contents
| Editor's letter | |
Research Articles
| The impact of attributions on academic performance; A test of the reformulated learned helplessness model | |
| Mary Morris, Marika Tiggerman |
| A naturalistic investigation into the effectiveness of an attributional retraining programme for academic performance | |
| Mary Morris |
Essays
| The Military Ethos in the Politics of Post-1986 Uganda | |
| Jude Kagoro |
Reviews
| Review article: 'The Future of Power' by Joseph S. Nye and 'Liberal Leviathan: The Origins, Crisis and Transformation of the American World Order' by G John Ikenberry | |
| Johanna C. Granville |
Notes on Contributors
| Notes on contributors | |
| Dan Scott |
Marketing & Promotional Materials
| Social Sciences Directory and Humanities Directory 2pp flyer | |
| Dan Scott |
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