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Hierarchical structures and social value : the creation of Black and Irish identities in the United States

Williams, Richard - 1990

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How a soybean processor makes use of futures markets

Williams, Richard - 1978

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Strategic implications of environmental regulations

Williams, Richard - In: Corporate responsibilities and opportunities to 1990, (pp. 275-280). 1979

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The idea of social planning

Williams, Richard - In: Planning outlook : the journal of the Department of … 19 (1976), pp. 11-18

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People who are homeless : mental health services ; a place in mind ; commissioning and providing mental health services for people who are homeless

Williams, Richard (contributor); Avebury, Kina (contributor) - 1995

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10004311527

Children and young people : substance misuse services ; the substance of young needs ; commissioning and providing services for children and young people who use and misuse substances ; a manual of guidance for commissioners, purchasers and providers

Williams, Richard (contributor); Avebury, Kina (contributor) - 1996

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A learning approach to change

Griffiths, Ken; Williams, Richard - 1998

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Wales and its money

Williams, Richard - 1974

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Review of Alan Acock’s Discovering Structural Equation Modeling Using Stata, Revised Edition

Williams, Richard - In: Stata Journal 15 (2015) 1, pp. 309-315

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Using simulation to inspect the performance of a test, in particular tests of the parallel regressions assumption in ordered logit and probit models

Buis, Maarten L.; Williams, Richard - Stata User Group - 2013

In this talk, we will show how to use simulations in Stata to explore to what extent and under what circumstances a test is problematic. We will illustrate this for a set of tests of the parallel regression assumption in ordered logit and probit models: the Brant, likelihood ratio, Wald, score,...

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