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John Wrench

John William Wrench, Jr. (October 13, 1911 – February 27, 2009) was an American mathematician who worked primarily in numerical analysis. He was a pioneer in using computers for mathematical calculations, and is noted for work done with Daniel Shanks to calculate the mathematical constant pi to 100,000 decimal places. Provided by Wikipedia

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Europäisches Kompendium beispielhafter Praktiken zur Prävention von Rassismus am Arbeitsplatz.

by Wrench, John
Published 1998

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European compendium of good practice for the prevention of racism at the workplace.

by Wrench, John
Published 1997

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Preventing racism at the workplace. A report on 16 European countries.

by Wrench, John
Published 1996

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Compendium européen de bonne pratique en matière de prévention du racisme sur le lieu de travail.

by Wrench, John
Published 1998

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Trade unions, migrants and ethnic minorities in the European Union. National differences and common dilemmas.

by Wrench, John
Published 1997

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Migrants and ethnic minorities at the workplace. The interaction of legal and racial discrimination in the European Union.

by Wrench, John
Published 1997

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Breakthroughs and blind spots. Trade union responses to immigrants and ethnic minorities in Denmark and the UK.

by Wrench, John
Published 2004

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Racism and migration in Western Europe

by Wrench, John, Solomos, John
Published 1993

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The evaluation of anti-discrimination training activities in the United Kingdom.

by Taylor, Paul, Powell, Diana, Wrench, John
Published 1997

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Migrants, ethnic minorities and the labour market. Integration and exclusion in Europe.

by Wrench, John, Rea, Andrea, Ouali, Nouria
Published 2002

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