Sentences with phrase «publishing academic literature»

Its core functions include regulating and training lawyers, publishing academic literature, hosting events for the legal community, and providing pro bono legal advice for people in need.

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Research articles were also published in the academic literature to provide the full rationale and details of the analysis.

The cynical injection of marketing messages into the scientific literature sounds outrageous, but abuses common in academic publishing set the stage.

Individuals contemplating graduate training should be advised to seek relevant information concerning prospective mentors, including a prospective mentor's training record, his or her academic progression and productivity, the journals in which he or she has published, and peer regard as reflected in the frequency with which his or her published papers are cited in the scientific literature.

The study, published in the journal Science Communications, remains one of the few in the academic literature to systematically assess mass media reporting based on the expectations of researchers, reporters and the average reader.

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The Queensland academics» review of the literature, published in the Journal of Early Childhood Literacy, looks at dozens of studies that have been carried out in pre-school settings across the world, and offers pointers for future research.

During the 1999 - 2000 academic year, as the Internet had begun to make inroads in schools and received wide acclaim in the social studies literature, VanFossen (2000) published a study of secondary social studies teachers in Indiana and their instructional use of the Internet.

Freehand Books was established in 2007 as the literary imprint of the academic publisher Broadview Press with a very simple mandate: to publish excellent Canadian literature.

Academic libraries are increasingly launching their own publishing programmes, writes Sarah Lippincott Libraries have a long history of stewarding scholarly literature.

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A vast bank of academic literature has been published on the subject; systematic strategies have been encoded and funded to capture it.

As part of my day - to - day chores, I've now read a fair amount of the mountains of literature, both books and articles, published by people involved in Academic Finance.

To make this research literature better available for individual investors, during 2003, he started to author and publish finance and investments academic research article summaries on his oldest how to invest money education website, The Skilled Investor.

She has published extensively in the academic literature, particularly on Harvard University's Social Museum, a historical collection of social reform photography; portrait photography in West Africa; and contemporary photography and video.

Likewise, the published literature on curating has metastasized, in part to meet this burgeoning academic demand.

Richard J. Lazarus, a Harvard law professor, wrote a paper with perhaps the most succinct and apt title in academic literature: «Super Wicked Problems and Climate Change: Restraining the Present to Liberate the Future» (first published in the Cornell Law Review, July 2009).

I've published relevant articles in peer reviewed literature, acted as an IPCC reviewer, been cited in IPCC AR4, been invited to present to a NAS panel — my use of data is «academic» by any legal standard.

The BT approach uses values estimated from existing studies that are published in academic or grey literature as an approximation for valuing environmental services and social welfare of carbon offset projects.

The glacier story has led the IPCC's critics to pore over its most recent report, focusing on claims that arise from the «grey literature» — normally taken to mean reports by governments and other organisations that are not published commercially or passed through academic channels.

Freudenburg also said that there is strong pressure to publish results that surprise readers, both in the academic literature and the popular press.

The Academy's core functions include training and regulating lawyers, publishing Court law reports and academic literature, providing free legal advice for people in need through the region's first Pro Bono Programme, and hosting events for the development of the legal system and the professional community.

The topic of conflicts of interest in international arbitration is therefore an increasingly important one, and a subject which has led to a large amount of academic literature, as well as numerous guidelines published by arbitration institutions and bodies such as the International Bar Association (IBA) and the Bar Council of England and Wales.

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