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imismo · 06-05-2008, 10:13 PM

Hello all,

Tomorrow I'm not going to be able to work at my day job, as I'll be running around with another employer. I will, however, have various intervals of downtime throughout the day.

To be blunt, my pricing varies depending on the ease of writing on the subject, and amount of research needed to create the project.

If you're looking for a research paper, I have access to EBSCO. Meaning I have access to peer-reviewed articles and subject matter held by databases ranging from Academic OneFile to Worldwide Political Science Abstracts.

If something with many citations isn't your thing, I can tailor to your tastes. I know quite a bit about science / computer technology, politics (part of my day job), copious amounts about economics and business / business law. Guess which of these warrant higher charges.

Below is an excerpt from a research paper of mine on the subject of Landmines and their effects on the communities left in the aftermath of their deployment:
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Quote:

Moreover, landmines hold a major role in slowing down the recovery of post-conflict nations; and are often equally as damaging to a community during wartime as in post-conflict peacetime. A region in Senegal, Africa called the Casamance is an exemplary situation showing why an entire populace may be frightened or even refuse to travel home. The region, which relies heavily on farmland and agriculture, now contains 80% of unusable farmland due to the use of landmines (Oppong and Kalipeni 19). It seems fitting, then, that the Landmine Survivors Network, an NGO “by landmine survivors for survivors,” claims that countries in conflict may often find themselves using millions of landmines for “route denial, border defenses, and protection of key economic and strategic installations.”

If you're interested, please drop me a PM with information on your project scope, subject/theme, and style. I'll respond with a quote and we'll take it from there.

Please get back to me by tomorrow, and keep in mind that the prices of academic discourse are not $0.05/word.

Thank you for looking.

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