Aristotle history science scientists LearningMaterialCourseware http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Aristotle.html en This site provides a biography of Aristotle (384-322 BC), an ancient Greek philosopher and scientist. A reference list is given, together with links to other mathematicians working at the same time, and links to information on Greek astronomy and the history of the theory of general relativity. The site is part of the MacTutor History of Mathematics archive, School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of St Andrews, Scotland.

2003-03-24 oai:rdn:PSIgate:1024472705-11825

This metadata record is for use by RDN partners only. All other use prohibited without permission. en www.psigate.ac.uk psigate Criminal Law and Procedure, Criminal Justice, International Criminal Law and War Crimes ResourceGuide http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~wcjlen/WCJ/index.htm en Online gateway to global criminal justice research resources and Web site of the World Criminal Justice Library Network (WCJLN), a US based coalition of criminal justice information specialists whose mission is to “develop specific ways of sharing services and criminal justice information on a global scale”. The gateway collates links to a wide range of online criminal justice resources including library catalogues, publishers’ catalogues, bibliographies, online periodicals, new publications lists and statistical resources. The “library catalogues” section offers advice on finding library catalogues on the Internet and provides a collection of links to global online catalogues arranged geographically by country, such as Australia, Canada, Germany, Sweden and the US. The “statistical resources” section comprises lists of annotated links arranged by country and to, for example, the Japan Statistics Yearbook, Japan Information Network Statistics and the World Factbook of Criminal Justice Systems, Japan. The “new publications” section publishes recent accession lists from a selection of major criminal justice libraries such as the National Criminal Justice Reference Service (US), Rutgers University Criminal Justice/NCCD Collection and the University of Tuebingen Institute of Criminology. A further section titled “Criminal Justice Links Annotated” lists annotated links to governmental and institutional sites world-wide, again indexed by name of country listed alphabetically. The site also provides information on upcoming conferences and on members and membership of the WCJLN.

2002-02-12 oai:rdn:SOSIG:1000284239-18623

http://www.sosig.ac.uk/resource?query=1000284239-18623&database=SOSIG This metadata record is for use by RDN partners only. All other use prohibited without permission. en sosig Administration of Public Health and Safety Organisation http://www.fema.gov/ en This is the official web site of the US government body which is responsible for the management of the American emergency services, including fire, floods, natural disaster management and civil protection. Its web site provides information on the role of the department, its responsibilities, budget and recent activities. It includes news information on recent natural disasters, floods, hurricanes, states of emergency, crisis situations and terrorist attacks in the USA and the response of the services to them. Also provided are reports on and listings of recent federal disasters.

2002-02-12 oai:rdn:SOSIG:1000285593-19462

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