Are greenbeards intragenomic outlaws? by Biernaskie, J, West, SA, Gardner, A

“…Hence, the outlaw status of greenbeard genes crucially depends upon the particular biological details. …”

Are green beard genes outlaws? by Ridley, M, Grafen, A

ARE GREEN BEARD GENES OUTLAWS by Ridley, M, Grafen, A

Community outlaw : surviving persecution in Sula and Jazz. by Wong, Jia Ru.

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Kious and Battin's dilemma resolved: outlaw physician aid-in-dying by Foster, C

Review of: Wolfram, Sybil: In-Laws and Outlaws: Kinship and Marriage in England by Stewart, C

Disguise, transformation, and revelation in middle English romances and outlaw ballads by Hunter, ML

“…<p>This thesis examines forms of disguise, transformation, and revelation in medieval English romances and outlaw ballads. The forms of disguise used by different characters and the consequences of such deceptions are specific to characters’ social roles. …”

Inside outlawry in Grettis saga Ásmundarsonar and Gísla saga Súrssonar: Landscape in the outlaw sagas by Barraclough, E

Submergence as emergence : expanding social waterscapes in a shrinking city by Outlaw, Milan (Milan Jean-Marie)

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Glycosylated haemoglobin: comparison of five different methods, including measurement on capillary blood samples. by Moore, J, Bown, E, Outlaw, M, Jelfs, R, Holman, R, Turner, R

21F.044 Traditional Chinese Literature: Poetry, Fiction and Drama, Fall 2002 by Anonymous

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21F.044 Traditional Chinese Literature: Poetry, Fiction, and Drama, Spring 2007 by Faculty, Foreign Languages and Literatures Department

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‘What shall these bowes do?’ : the gift and its violence in A Gest of Robyn Hode by Wadiak, Walter.

“…Seemingly part and parcel of the outlaw hero’s rebellious appeal, his generosity turns out to serve a surprisingly conservative function. …”
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Escaping the shackles of law at the end of life: R (Nicklinson) v Ministry of Justice [2012] EWHC 2381 (Admin). by Herring, J

“…It argues that the official response of the law should be to outlaw euthanasia or assisted suicide, but also to recognise that in exceptional circumstances these should be permitted. …”

A turning point : the role of “race politics” behind the downfall of secret societies in Malaya during the mid-19th century to late-19th century by Seow, Yu Da

“…By reading behind the grain of British’s ideological motivation to outlaw the Chinese Secret societies, identification of “race politics” in Malaya helped us explain the actions taken after this turning point in an unimaginable way.…”
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Bad boys' toys : motorcycle subcultures and moral panics in Singapore, 1957-1985 by Chen, Joshua Yanrong

“…Such subcultures include the “outlaw” motorcycle groups of the United States, who came to public attention following World War II, and in 1950s-1960s Britain, “ton-up boys”, Mods and Rockers, with the former stirring public outrage by speeding and racing on public roads, and the latter two groups notorious for violent clashes between them. …”
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Apocryphal Joyce: fuga per canonem by Holtkamp, G

“…Ultimately we see that the apogee of Joyce's flight is his embrace of the artist's intellectual liberation, creativity and insight in the apocryphal positions of the outlaw, the marginalized, the exiled and the disenfranchised. …”

The legal context of employment discrimination in Malaysia by Abdul Wahab, Harlida

“…The author found out that even though Malaysia does not explicitly outlaw employment discrimination, the related case-laws and judicial decisions signified that the courts are prepared to hear the claims on the subject matter yet within a limited grounds. …”
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Upgrading spontaneous settlements : an alternative view of gecekondu "self-help" housing in Istanbul by Demires, Basak, 1976-

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Voluntary barbarians of the Maloti-Drakensberg by King, R

“…The BaPhuthi’s choice to combine traits of hierarchical chiefdoms with pronounced mobility and heterodox, ‘outlaw’ activities (i.e. voluntarily becoming barbarians) confounded these taxa, as the BaPhuthi failed to conform to expectations of forager, farmer, chiefly, or ‘savage’ behaviour, rendering them historically marginal or invisible. …”