Biomass resources assessment : measuring family fuelwood comsumption in Zimbabwe/ by 458523 MacGarry, Brian, Commonwealth Science Council

Not foreign to each other: Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conferences 1944-1969 by O'Shea, R

“…A conscious effort was made to position the Commonwealth as a family, and the Conferences as their periodic reunion. …”

The influence of individual metering on water consumption in multi-family dwellings by Gordon, Lane P. (Lane Preston), 1966-

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Embodiment and there construction of gender roles in Leow Puay Tin's family by Philip, S.

Rehousing homeless families in Massachusetts : an analysis of "best practice" in Boston and Worcester by Delgado, Laura Humm

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Designing density : building form and site design for contextually appropriate multi-family housing in Boston's inner-ring suburbs by Kanson-Benanav, Jesse

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Epiphany in the modernist short story: Italian and English perspectives by Taddei, V

Teaching the Leviathan: Thomas Hobbes on education by Bejan, T

“…It begins with Hobbes's diagnosis of the English Civil War as the product of the miseducation of the commonwealth and shows that education was a central and consistent concern of his political theory from an early stage. …”

Learning outcomes and achievement among working adult students in the distance and collaborative learning program in Universiti Malaya by Chew, F.P.

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Clean heat at what cost? Economic optimization of residential space heating in Massachusetts by McBride, Jameson R.

“…Electrifying space heating is a key strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from buildings. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has adopted a statutory target of net-zero emissions by the year 2050, and the state has predicted that 100,000 homes must be converted each year to electric space heating to reach a state-wide net-zero trajectory. …”
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Women in Britain’s Pakistani diaspora and their relationship with formal and informal Labour, 1962-2002 by Din, A

“…The period begins in 1962, when the Commonwealth Immigration Act was enacted, and ends in 2002, when the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act was implemented and the ‘Life in the United Kingdom’ test was proposed.…”