TAXATION OF E-SPORTS IN DEVELOPING WORLD by Orçun Avcı

Subjects: “…developing world…”
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The Challenges of Managing Ovarian Cancer in the Developing World by Olivier Mulisya, Franck K. Sikakulya, Mbusa Mastaki, Tambavira Gertrude, Mathe Jeff

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Antibiotic Resistance in Canada at the Dawn of the New Millennium -- A Model for the Developed World? by John M Conly, B Lynn Johnston

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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: A Neglected Issue in the Developing World by J. M. Chinawa, O. I. Odetunde, Herbert A. Obu, A. T. Chinawa, Muideen O. Bakare, F. A. Ujunwa

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Mandibular Brown Tumor of Secondary Hyperparathyroidism Requiring Extensive Resection: A Forgotten Entity in the Developed World? by Mohammed Qaisi, Matthew Loeb, Lindsay Montague, Ron Caloss

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Internal communication in a diverse and developing world context: Challenges for corporate South Africa by Lucinda Bella-May Sutton, Tanya le Roux, Lynnette M Fourie

“…Our study addresses this gap by probing the internal communication challenges experienced in the South African corporate environment as a developing world view, to make recommendations for mitigating action. …”
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Static Digital Telepathology: A Model for Diagnostic and Educational Support to Pathologists in the Developing World by Aliyah R. Sohani, Moez A. Sohani

“…Background: The practice of pathology in the developing world presents challenges in terms of limited resources, shortages of trained personnel, and lack of continuing education programs. …”
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Diet, Physical Activity, Weight Status, and Culture in a Sample of Children from the Developing World by Pamela S. Gaskin, Pamela Lai, Devon Guy, JaDon Knight, Maria Jackson, Anders L. Nielsen

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Renal Replacement Therapy in Children in the Developing World: Challenges and Outcome in a Tertiary Hospital in Southeast Nigeria by Odutola Israel Odetunde, Henrietta Uche Okafor, Samuel Nkachukwu Uwaezuoke, Bertilla Uzoma Ezeonwu, Oluchi Mildred Ukoha

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Communication technology and democracy in the development of South Africa by Eric Louw

“… Many countries in the developed world are currently being restructured into Post-Fordist economies or 'Information societies'. …”
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LTP in a Culture Dish by J.F. MacDonald, William Ju, Yu Tian Wang

“…The “aging” of populations in the developed world is rapidly altering demographics and presents a number of challenges for science and medicine. …”
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Microbiology and Management of Pediatric Liver Abscesses: Two Cases Caused by Streptococcus anginosus Group by Michael Cellucci, Erin Simon, Stephen Eppes

“…Pyogenic liver abscesses in the pediatric population are rare occurrences in the developed world. We present two cases of previously healthy males presenting with fever and abdominal pain found to have liver abscesses due to organisms in the Streptococcus anginosus group. …”
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Cellular phones as an m-commerce application in the emerging youth market in South Africa by Clarissa Muir, Andrea Crystal

“…Mobile commerce is experiencing a growth rate in the developed world unlike in South Africa. Wireless communication in the form of mobile communication is being adopted at a significant pace, especially among urban emerging youth markets in South Africa. …”
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Impact of Immigration Policy on future US population size by Philip Cafaro

“…Immigration will be the key factor determining whether populations in the developed world increase or decrease over the coming century. …”
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Demographic Changes and Their Spatial-Settlement Consequences: Lessons from East Germany and Hungary by Tibor Kovács

“…Demographic shrinkage has created ‘new’ challenges in the spatial and urban development of the developed world and its semi periphery for nearly three and a half decades and it requires a different way of thinking and different solutions as well compared to previous development practices. …”
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New Strategies and In Vivo Monitoring Methods for Stem Cell-Based Anticancer Therapies by Ping Wang, Aitor Aguirre

“…Cancer is a devastating disease and the second cause of death in the developed world. Despite significant advances in recent years, such as the introduction of targeted therapies such as receptor tyrosine kinase inhibitors and immunotherapy, current approaches are insufficient to stop the advance of the disease and many cancer types remain largely intractable. …”
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