人人都在努力求進步，自己卻自暴自棄，還說是不執著、放
不只名利、地位，人在才能、人格、心量等各方面都可以不
人世間如果有太多這一類的人，社會是不會進步的。真正的
試著欣賞積極付出的自己，曾經努力過的，無論結果是什麼
聖嚴法師
Friday, July 30, 2010
不上進的藉口
人人都在努力求進步，自己卻自暴自棄，還說是不執著、放
不只名利、地位，人在才能、人格、心量等各方面都可以不
人世間如果有太多這一類的人，社會是不會進步的。真正的
試著欣賞積極付出的自己，曾經努力過的，無論結果是什麼
be aware of awareness
It is a radical, revolutionary, amazing thing for a human being to discover in him or herself that dimension of consciousness where you can be aware of awareness. You become self-aware. To put it in other words, awareness consciousness becomes conscious of itself. No object in it.
--- Eckhart Tolle
--- Eckhart Tolle
Family Relations: An International Comparison
http://newoldage.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/30/family-relations-a-worldwide-comparison/?hpw
It’s not just you.
Compared with elderly parents and adult children in five other industrialized nations, Americans are twice as likely to have “disharmonious” relationships, a new multinational study has found. And we’re correspondingly less likely to have “amicable” relationships marked by strong affection and relatively free of conflict.
Geography is destiny, apparently. The study of nearly 2,700 parents over age 65, published recently in The Journal of Marriage and Family, turned up significant national differences.
German and Spanish parents described relationships with their adult children as more detached. The English reported the most amicable families. Israelis operated with a high degree of ambivalence, meaning they indicated strong positive and negative emotions. Norwegians placed somewhere in the middle.
And Americans (at least, the Southern Californians who represented us, participants in another ongoing multigenerational study) took the prize for conflict — defined not as shrieking, plate-smashing dysfunctionality, but as a higher incidence of arguing and criticism than reported by families abroad, combined with lower levels of attachment.
“American families can be characterized by greater strain,” said Merril Silverstein, a social gerontologist at the University of Southern California and the study’s lead author.
Let’s not overstate our discord. Most American parents — 51 percent of the United States sample — still managed to maintain positive connections with their children, and so did a plurality of those surveyed in other countries. Still, 20 percent of American relationships were deemed disharmonious, compared with 3 percent in England and 9 percent in the sample over all.
(The study, let me point out, asked parents — most in their 70s — about their relationships with one randomly chosen child. We might have seen a different pattern if the researchers had asked the children what they thought.)
Now to the really intriguing question: Why? Though the survey didn’t attempt to pinpoint reasons for discord, or lack of it, the researchers have some theories. They chose countries with very different social policies and with a variety of cultural values relating to families, and they believe these play a role.
“Though it might be invisible, our choices and our emotions are shaped by the options that are available or not available to us,” said Dr. Silverstein. “And that’s influenced by where we live.”
In countries without strong governmental support for the elderly, for example, “families are compelled to care for each other, and it forces them into situations they might not want to be in,” Dr. Silverstein said.
Norwegians, for instance, enjoy virtually cradle-to-grave state assistance. They don’t have to be as deeply involved in their parents’ care as, say, Spaniards or Americans. “The idea that families should care for their own is ingrained in U.S. ideology,” Dr. Silverstein said. But government support is weaker, with more gaps, so — no surprise to readers here — we frequently feel we have to wade in and face the not-always-harmonious consequences.
Cultural variations also enter the equation. In Spain, a far higher proportion of the elderly participants — 22.5 percent — lived with their children than was the case in the other nations, a situation that might mitigate feelings of detachment. Among the Spanish, having “distant and infrequently seen children is more deviant and has greater meaning,” the article pointed out.
As for the amicable English (75 percent of their parent-child relationships fell into that category), they have strong social supports, but they also have, to quote from a previous study on this subject, “a cultural tendency to inhibit the expression of strong negative emotion.” Maybe elderly English folk don’t feel any less disgruntled with their children; maybe they just swallow their disappointments and disagreements. Israelis, on the other hand, let it all hang out.
Across the entire sample, by the way, mothers said they had closer relationships with their children than did fathers, and daughters were said to be closer than sons. The odds of conflicted or ambivalent relations increased when parents faced disability or poor health, and when their children helped them with household chores.
“Any time there’s dependence in the relationship — certainly it’s true with adolescents — there are resentments, expectations that aren’t fulfilled, feelings of powerlessness,” Dr. Silverstein said. “We’re negotiating these role reversals that are uncomfortable for people.”
Some things, it seems, are universal.
It’s not just you.
Compared with elderly parents and adult children in five other industrialized nations, Americans are twice as likely to have “disharmonious” relationships, a new multinational study has found. And we’re correspondingly less likely to have “amicable” relationships marked by strong affection and relatively free of conflict.
Geography is destiny, apparently. The study of nearly 2,700 parents over age 65, published recently in The Journal of Marriage and Family, turned up significant national differences.
German and Spanish parents described relationships with their adult children as more detached. The English reported the most amicable families. Israelis operated with a high degree of ambivalence, meaning they indicated strong positive and negative emotions. Norwegians placed somewhere in the middle.
And Americans (at least, the Southern Californians who represented us, participants in another ongoing multigenerational study) took the prize for conflict — defined not as shrieking, plate-smashing dysfunctionality, but as a higher incidence of arguing and criticism than reported by families abroad, combined with lower levels of attachment.
“American families can be characterized by greater strain,” said Merril Silverstein, a social gerontologist at the University of Southern California and the study’s lead author.
Let’s not overstate our discord. Most American parents — 51 percent of the United States sample — still managed to maintain positive connections with their children, and so did a plurality of those surveyed in other countries. Still, 20 percent of American relationships were deemed disharmonious, compared with 3 percent in England and 9 percent in the sample over all.
(The study, let me point out, asked parents — most in their 70s — about their relationships with one randomly chosen child. We might have seen a different pattern if the researchers had asked the children what they thought.)
Now to the really intriguing question: Why? Though the survey didn’t attempt to pinpoint reasons for discord, or lack of it, the researchers have some theories. They chose countries with very different social policies and with a variety of cultural values relating to families, and they believe these play a role.
“Though it might be invisible, our choices and our emotions are shaped by the options that are available or not available to us,” said Dr. Silverstein. “And that’s influenced by where we live.”
In countries without strong governmental support for the elderly, for example, “families are compelled to care for each other, and it forces them into situations they might not want to be in,” Dr. Silverstein said.
Norwegians, for instance, enjoy virtually cradle-to-grave state assistance. They don’t have to be as deeply involved in their parents’ care as, say, Spaniards or Americans. “The idea that families should care for their own is ingrained in U.S. ideology,” Dr. Silverstein said. But government support is weaker, with more gaps, so — no surprise to readers here — we frequently feel we have to wade in and face the not-always-harmonious consequences.
Cultural variations also enter the equation. In Spain, a far higher proportion of the elderly participants — 22.5 percent — lived with their children than was the case in the other nations, a situation that might mitigate feelings of detachment. Among the Spanish, having “distant and infrequently seen children is more deviant and has greater meaning,” the article pointed out.
As for the amicable English (75 percent of their parent-child relationships fell into that category), they have strong social supports, but they also have, to quote from a previous study on this subject, “a cultural tendency to inhibit the expression of strong negative emotion.” Maybe elderly English folk don’t feel any less disgruntled with their children; maybe they just swallow their disappointments and disagreements. Israelis, on the other hand, let it all hang out.
Across the entire sample, by the way, mothers said they had closer relationships with their children than did fathers, and daughters were said to be closer than sons. The odds of conflicted or ambivalent relations increased when parents faced disability or poor health, and when their children helped them with household chores.
“Any time there’s dependence in the relationship — certainly it’s true with adolescents — there are resentments, expectations that aren’t fulfilled, feelings of powerlessness,” Dr. Silverstein said. “We’re negotiating these role reversals that are uncomfortable for people.”
Some things, it seems, are universal.
rumors
I love rumors..they tell me things about myself that I never knew! ---- by Caroline's friend
no need to be bothered by rumors which are created by others' projections resulting from their own shadows, Isn't it fun to watch rumors as stories about us that even ourselves don't know?
learning is the only thing for you
"The best thing for being sad," replied Merlin, beginning to puff and blow, "is to learn something. That's the only thing that never fails. You may grow old and trembling in your anatomies, you may lie awake at night listening to the disorder of your veins, you may miss your only love, you may see the world about you devastated by evil lunatics, or know your honor trampled in the sewers of baser minds. There is only one thing for it then— to learn. Learn why the world wags and what wags it. That is the only thing which the mind can never exhaust, never alienate, never be tortured by, never fear or distrust, and never dream of regretting. Learning is the only thing for you."
T.H. White, The Once and Future King
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Lawmakers Seeking Cuts Look at Nonprofit Salaries
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/27/us/27nonprofit.html?_r=1&hpw
State and federal officials are starting to take their knives to the pay of leaders of nonprofit groups they do business with to help share the pain of tighter budgets.
A provision in New Jersey’s recently passed budget, for example, includes a limit on what nonprofit groups can pay their chief executives if they are providing social services under state contracts. The cap, based on a formula that also applies to for-profits providing such services on behalf of the state, is part of a broader effort by Gov. Chris Christie to rein in salaries on state workers.
In New Hampshire, Attorney General Michael A. Delaney is investigating compensation among nonprofit hospital executives. And Vermont legislators are trying various ways of curbing salaries paid by nonprofit groups that have contracts with the state.
On Capitol Hill, four senators this spring refused to approve a $425 million package of federal grants for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America after staff members looked at the organization’s tax forms as part of a routine vetting process and were surprised to learn that the organization paid its chief executive almost $1 million in 2008 — $510,774 in salary and bonus and $477,817 in retirement and other benefits.
“A nearly $1 million salary and benefit package for a nonprofit executive is not only questionable on its face but also raises questions about how the organization manages its finances in other areas,” said Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma.
Another senator, Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, has told Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner that he is concerned that the Internal Revenue Service is not tough enough in policing pay in the nonprofit sector and that regulations governing compensation are too weak.
“I’ve asked him to review these regulations to see how they can be made effective,” Mr. Grassley said. “What’s there now doesn’t seem to be working.”
Mr. Grassley, who has used his seat on the Finance Committee to scrutinize a wide variety of nonprofit practices, noted that pay had been a “major issue” in his reviews over the last several years of universities, charitable hospitals and the Smithsonian Institution.
Compensation has long been a point of controversy among donors to nonprofits. By far the biggest category of complaints posted on the Web site of Charity Navigator, which offers research and analysis of nonprofit groups, involves complaints about pay.
“Many donors feel that paying the leader of a charity a six-figure salary is outrageous,” said Ken Berger, the group’s president.
Mr. Berger disagrees with the argument, popular among many nonprofits, that to attract top talent to manage complex organizations, they must compete with for-profit businesses.
“I’m not advocating poverty wages,” he said. “But arguing that those working for the benefit of the neediest people in our society should make millions and multimillions like corporate leaders defies common sense.”
Most charities pay their leaders far less than corporate executives. Large charities like the Boys & Girls Clubs and the American Cancer Society, which take in more than $100 million annually and tend to pay their leaders six-figure incomes, account for just two-tenths of 1 percent of the nation’s more than one million nonprofit groups, according to Charity Navigator.
And many nonprofit groups, including cultural institutions, have cut compensation for their leaders as endowment values, donations and other income have plunged.
The compensation awarded to nonprofit leaders follows no discernible pattern, even among similar types of nonprofits.
Roxanne Spillett, the chief executive of Boys & Girls Clubs, was paid $988,591 in 2008, a year in which the organization took in $107 million. Dr. Jennifer Howse, chief executive of the March of Dimes, was paid a total of $627,104 by her organization, which raised $237 million.
Compensation also varies by type of nonprofit. Museum directors and hospital chiefs generally are better paid than leaders of other nonprofits. Median compensation among the organizations that participated in the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s annual survey examining pay at the wealthiest charities and foundations was $361,538 in 2008 — but the median compensation among hospital executives was $848,802.
There are no clear rules for the I.R.S. to assess pay at nonprofits. Organizations it questions can make their case using opinions from compensation consultants, among other things.
“These are done on a case-by-case basis and are heavily reliant on comparisons,” said Marcus S. Owens, a lawyer and former head of the division of the I.R.S. that oversees nonprofits.
Many organizations are reluctant to discuss pay. A dozen organizations contacted in recent weeks about their compensation policies said officials were not available to comment.
Rick Goings, who sits on the Boys & Girls Clubs board and was on the committee that established its compensation policies, said he found the senators’ attack on Ms. Spillett’s compensation “offensive.”
Mr. Goings noted that during Ms. Spillett’s 14-year tenure as chief executive, the number of clubs had risen to 4,000 from 800 and the combined revenue of the national office and the local clubs jumped to $1.4 billion from $438 million.
“They don’t seem to appreciate that the Boys & Girls Clubs today are a fairly sophisticated business run by fairly sophisticated business people,” said Mr. Goings, who is also chief executive of Tupperware Brands. “Do they really think we’d waste their money? Or anyone’s money?”
The senators’ scrutiny over Ms. Spillett’s salary has mushroomed into a wide-ranging inquiry in which they are now questioning Boys & Girls Clubs investments in private equity and offshore funds and its use of its endowment.
In an interview, Ms. Spillett, joined by Mr. Goings, choked up when she was asked what had happened the day the senators first raised the issue of her compensation. “I can’t talk about it,” she whispered, tears in her eyes.
She said the day had been the worst she could remember. “I have worked in the organization for 32 years, and I’ve never been motivated by a dime, not for a single minute,” she said.
She said she had contacted board members and demanded that they stop putting money into her supplemental retirement plan, which gave the impression that she took home more than she actually did. “I said, “Forget it, take it away,’ ” Ms. Spillett said. “I cannot watch our movement get hurt by this. I don’t want it to hurt our ability to help kids.”
Mr. Goings said the board had reluctantly agreed. “We felt that would be sending a signal to these guys that we did something wrong — and we didn’t,” he said, referring to the senators. “We really pushed back, but Roxanne pushed harder.”
He said the pressure from the senators would make it harder to recruit a successor for Ms. Spillett, who is close to retiring.
The American Heart Association determines compensation in much the same way as the Boys & Girls Clubs, using comparative data, consultants’ opinions and reviews measuring performance against various benchmarks. In 2008, the heart association paid its longtime chief executive, M. Cass Wheeler, who was retiring, a total of $995,424. That year, the association raised $645 million.
Bill Achenbach, the heart association’s executive vice president for human resources, said Mr. Wheeler’s compensation figure was distorted by payments to a supplemental retirement plan. Supplemental retirement plans also are part of Ms. Spillett’s and other nonprofit executives’ compensation.
Mr. Achenbach said Mr. Wheeler’s work for the organization justified his compensation. In his 15 years at the helm, Mr. Wheeler pulled all of its affiliates under the national organization’s legal umbrella, sharply increased its fund-raising and took on a new role as a highly visible advocate, Mr. Achenbach said.
“I would say he changed the face of the American Heart Association,” he said. “He really moved the organization to a much better place.”
For his part, Mr. Wheeler said compensation was the wrong measure of an organization.
“The question people should be asking is, Is the organization effective, is it accomplishing real results?” he said. “Once they get an answer to that question, they can put compensation into some kind of context and then decide whether it is appropriate.”
As for his own compensation, Mr. Wheeler said it looked higher than it was due to extraordinary payments related to his retirement.
“If you peeled all that back, you’d get to a base salary less than $600,000,” he said.
State and federal officials are starting to take their knives to the pay of leaders of nonprofit groups they do business with to help share the pain of tighter budgets.
A provision in New Jersey’s recently passed budget, for example, includes a limit on what nonprofit groups can pay their chief executives if they are providing social services under state contracts. The cap, based on a formula that also applies to for-profits providing such services on behalf of the state, is part of a broader effort by Gov. Chris Christie to rein in salaries on state workers.
In New Hampshire, Attorney General Michael A. Delaney is investigating compensation among nonprofit hospital executives. And Vermont legislators are trying various ways of curbing salaries paid by nonprofit groups that have contracts with the state.
On Capitol Hill, four senators this spring refused to approve a $425 million package of federal grants for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America after staff members looked at the organization’s tax forms as part of a routine vetting process and were surprised to learn that the organization paid its chief executive almost $1 million in 2008 — $510,774 in salary and bonus and $477,817 in retirement and other benefits.
“A nearly $1 million salary and benefit package for a nonprofit executive is not only questionable on its face but also raises questions about how the organization manages its finances in other areas,” said Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma.
Another senator, Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, has told Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner that he is concerned that the Internal Revenue Service is not tough enough in policing pay in the nonprofit sector and that regulations governing compensation are too weak.
“I’ve asked him to review these regulations to see how they can be made effective,” Mr. Grassley said. “What’s there now doesn’t seem to be working.”
Mr. Grassley, who has used his seat on the Finance Committee to scrutinize a wide variety of nonprofit practices, noted that pay had been a “major issue” in his reviews over the last several years of universities, charitable hospitals and the Smithsonian Institution.
Compensation has long been a point of controversy among donors to nonprofits. By far the biggest category of complaints posted on the Web site of Charity Navigator, which offers research and analysis of nonprofit groups, involves complaints about pay.
“Many donors feel that paying the leader of a charity a six-figure salary is outrageous,” said Ken Berger, the group’s president.
Mr. Berger disagrees with the argument, popular among many nonprofits, that to attract top talent to manage complex organizations, they must compete with for-profit businesses.
“I’m not advocating poverty wages,” he said. “But arguing that those working for the benefit of the neediest people in our society should make millions and multimillions like corporate leaders defies common sense.”
Most charities pay their leaders far less than corporate executives. Large charities like the Boys & Girls Clubs and the American Cancer Society, which take in more than $100 million annually and tend to pay their leaders six-figure incomes, account for just two-tenths of 1 percent of the nation’s more than one million nonprofit groups, according to Charity Navigator.
And many nonprofit groups, including cultural institutions, have cut compensation for their leaders as endowment values, donations and other income have plunged.
The compensation awarded to nonprofit leaders follows no discernible pattern, even among similar types of nonprofits.
Roxanne Spillett, the chief executive of Boys & Girls Clubs, was paid $988,591 in 2008, a year in which the organization took in $107 million. Dr. Jennifer Howse, chief executive of the March of Dimes, was paid a total of $627,104 by her organization, which raised $237 million.
Compensation also varies by type of nonprofit. Museum directors and hospital chiefs generally are better paid than leaders of other nonprofits. Median compensation among the organizations that participated in the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s annual survey examining pay at the wealthiest charities and foundations was $361,538 in 2008 — but the median compensation among hospital executives was $848,802.
There are no clear rules for the I.R.S. to assess pay at nonprofits. Organizations it questions can make their case using opinions from compensation consultants, among other things.
“These are done on a case-by-case basis and are heavily reliant on comparisons,” said Marcus S. Owens, a lawyer and former head of the division of the I.R.S. that oversees nonprofits.
Many organizations are reluctant to discuss pay. A dozen organizations contacted in recent weeks about their compensation policies said officials were not available to comment.
Rick Goings, who sits on the Boys & Girls Clubs board and was on the committee that established its compensation policies, said he found the senators’ attack on Ms. Spillett’s compensation “offensive.”
Mr. Goings noted that during Ms. Spillett’s 14-year tenure as chief executive, the number of clubs had risen to 4,000 from 800 and the combined revenue of the national office and the local clubs jumped to $1.4 billion from $438 million.
“They don’t seem to appreciate that the Boys & Girls Clubs today are a fairly sophisticated business run by fairly sophisticated business people,” said Mr. Goings, who is also chief executive of Tupperware Brands. “Do they really think we’d waste their money? Or anyone’s money?”
The senators’ scrutiny over Ms. Spillett’s salary has mushroomed into a wide-ranging inquiry in which they are now questioning Boys & Girls Clubs investments in private equity and offshore funds and its use of its endowment.
In an interview, Ms. Spillett, joined by Mr. Goings, choked up when she was asked what had happened the day the senators first raised the issue of her compensation. “I can’t talk about it,” she whispered, tears in her eyes.
She said the day had been the worst she could remember. “I have worked in the organization for 32 years, and I’ve never been motivated by a dime, not for a single minute,” she said.
She said she had contacted board members and demanded that they stop putting money into her supplemental retirement plan, which gave the impression that she took home more than she actually did. “I said, “Forget it, take it away,’ ” Ms. Spillett said. “I cannot watch our movement get hurt by this. I don’t want it to hurt our ability to help kids.”
Mr. Goings said the board had reluctantly agreed. “We felt that would be sending a signal to these guys that we did something wrong — and we didn’t,” he said, referring to the senators. “We really pushed back, but Roxanne pushed harder.”
He said the pressure from the senators would make it harder to recruit a successor for Ms. Spillett, who is close to retiring.
The American Heart Association determines compensation in much the same way as the Boys & Girls Clubs, using comparative data, consultants’ opinions and reviews measuring performance against various benchmarks. In 2008, the heart association paid its longtime chief executive, M. Cass Wheeler, who was retiring, a total of $995,424. That year, the association raised $645 million.
Bill Achenbach, the heart association’s executive vice president for human resources, said Mr. Wheeler’s compensation figure was distorted by payments to a supplemental retirement plan. Supplemental retirement plans also are part of Ms. Spillett’s and other nonprofit executives’ compensation.
Mr. Achenbach said Mr. Wheeler’s work for the organization justified his compensation. In his 15 years at the helm, Mr. Wheeler pulled all of its affiliates under the national organization’s legal umbrella, sharply increased its fund-raising and took on a new role as a highly visible advocate, Mr. Achenbach said.
“I would say he changed the face of the American Heart Association,” he said. “He really moved the organization to a much better place.”
For his part, Mr. Wheeler said compensation was the wrong measure of an organization.
“The question people should be asking is, Is the organization effective, is it accomplishing real results?” he said. “Once they get an answer to that question, they can put compensation into some kind of context and then decide whether it is appropriate.”
As for his own compensation, Mr. Wheeler said it looked higher than it was due to extraordinary payments related to his retirement.
“If you peeled all that back, you’d get to a base salary less than $600,000,” he said.
mystery
Mystery...is not the absence of meaning, but the presence of more meaning than we can comprehend. -- Dennis Covington
Grammar Girl Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing
http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/grammar-girl-quick-dirty-tips/id173429229
Sometimes harsh words or physical intervention may be called for. Patience safeguards our inner composure: we are in a stronger position to judge an appropriately non-violent response than if we are overwhelmed by negative thoughts and emotions. It is the opposite of cowardice, which arises when confidence is lost as a result of fear. Being patient means we remain firm even if we are afraid. --- Dalai Lama
Monday, July 26, 2010
live the questions now
Be patient toward all that is unresolved in your heart. And try to love the questions themselves. Do not seek the answers that can not be given because you would not be able to live them. And the point is to live everything. Live the questions now. Perhaps you will then gradually, without noticing it, live along some distant day into the answer. --- by Rainer Maria Rilke
Sunday, July 25, 2010
佛的慈悲與智慧
「精神」是非常抽象的名詞，到底精神是存在什麼樣的狀況下？如果生病或死亡，還有精神嗎？
精神，看起來是一時間的，其實它是長久的。譬如你今天掃
最近我在紐約遇到一位印度教的先生，他將老師的照片供在
我問他：「您師父還在嗎？」
他回答：「還在的。」
我又問：「他幾歲了？」
他回答：「他沒有身體。」
我覺得有意思了，就問說：「沒有身體，怎麼說還在呢？」
他告訴我：「我每天來看他的照片，向他問訊、行禮，就能
最近，西安法門寺地宮裡發現的佛指舍利即將被迎請到台灣
以心體會佛的精神
換句話說，雖然它不一定真的是佛陀身上的東西，但是只要
那麼，佛的精神究竟是什麼？我們可以說，佛的精神就是慈
因此，我現在問你們：「如果我害病，躺在醫院不省人事，
前天，圖書資訊館正式啟用，我看到好多不同版本的《大藏
不過，後來我也發現，許多寺院把藏經請回去後，大都用兩
不求名位但求盡心盡力
直到今天，這部藏經的影響力都還在，而老和尚的付出與貢
昨天我在中視錄影，也談到類似的問題。節目中請到一位卸
其實人是很健忘的，今天我聖嚴在這裡，因為這地方是我創
我問他：「您師父還在嗎？」
他回答：「還在的。」
我又問：「他幾歲了？」
他回答：「他沒有身體。」
我覺得有意思了，就問說：「沒有身體，怎麼說還在呢？」
他告訴我：「我每天來看他的照片，向他問訊、行禮，就能
最近，西安法門寺地宮裡發現的佛指舍利即將被迎請到台灣
以心體會佛的精神
換句話說，雖然它不一定真的是佛陀身上的東西，但是只要
那麼，佛的精神究竟是什麼？我們可以說，佛的精神就是慈
因此，我現在問你們：「如果我害病，躺在醫院不省人事，
前天，圖書資訊館正式啟用，我看到好多不同版本的《大藏
不過，後來我也發現，許多寺院把藏經請回去後，大都用兩
不求名位但求盡心盡力
直到今天，這部藏經的影響力都還在，而老和尚的付出與貢
昨天我在中視錄影，也談到類似的問題。節目中請到一位卸
其實人是很健忘的，今天我聖嚴在這裡，因為這地方是我創
精神，看起來是一時間的，其實它是長久的。譬如你今天掃
philanthropy: books and papers
- Understanding Philanthropy: Its Meaning and Mission. By Robert L. Payton and Michael P. Moody
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Coenzyme Q10 deficiency
http://blog.asherclinic.com/?p=61
| Uses based on scientific evidence | Grade * |
| Coenzyme Q10 deficiency Coenzyme Q10 is normally produced by the human body, although deficiency may occur in patients with impaired CoQ10 biosynthesis due to severe metabolic or mitochondrial disorders, not enough dietary CoQ10 intake, or too much CoQ10 use by the body. Depending on the cause of CoQ10 deficiency, supplementation or increased dietary intake of CoQ10 and the vitamins and minerals needed to produce CoQ10 may be effective. | A |
| High blood pressure (hypertension) Preliminary research suggests that CoQ10 causes small decreases in blood pressure (systolic and possibly diastolic). Low blood levels of CoQ10 have been found in people with hypertension, although it is not clear if CoQ10 “deficiency” is a cause of high blood pressure. Well-designed long-term research is needed to strengthen this recommendation. | B |
| Age-related macular degeneration Early study shows that acetyl-L-carnitine, n-3 fatty acids, and Coenzyme Q10 (Phototrop®) may help age-related macular degeneration. More research is needed using Coenzyme Q10 alone before a recommendation can be made. | C |
| Alzheimer’s disease Promising preliminary evidence suggests that CoQ10 supplements may slow down, but not cure, dementia in people with Alzheimer’s disease. Additional well-designed studies are needed to confirm these results before a firm recommendation can be made. | C |
| Angina (chest pain from clogged heart arteries) Preliminary small human studies suggest that CoQ10 may reduce angina and improve exercise tolerance in people with clogged heart arteries. Better studies are needed before a firm recommendation can be made. | C |
| Anthracycline chemotherapy heart toxicity Anthracycline chemotherapy drugs, such as doxorubicin (Adriamycin®), are commonly used to treat cancers such as breast cancer or lymphoma. Heart damage (cardiomyopathy) is a major concern with the use of anthracyclines, and CoQ10 has been suggested to protect the heart. However, studies in this area are small and not high quality and the effects of CoQ10 remain unclear. | C |
| Asthma CoQ10 may benefit asthma patients when added to other therapies. Further research is needed. Asthma should be treated by a qualified healthcare provider. | C |
| Breast cancer Supplementation with CoQ10 has not been proven to reduce cancer and has not been compared to other forms of treatment for breast cancer. | C |
| Cancer Further research is needed to determine if CoQ10 may help cancer when used with other therapies. Cancer should be treated by a qualified healthcare provider. | C |
| Cardiomyopathy (dilated, hypertrophic) There is conflicting evidence from research on the use of CoQ10 in patients with dilated or hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Better research is needed in this area before a recommendation can be made. | C |
| Chronic fatigue syndrome Early study shows that CoQ10 may improve symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome. High quality research is needed in this area before a decision can be made. | C |
| Cocaine dependence A combination of Coenzyme Q10 and L-carnitine has been studied to reduce cocaine usage, but early study is inconclusive. | C |
| Coronary heart disease There is not enough scientific evidence to recommend for or against the use of CoQ10 in patients with coronary heart disease. | C |
| Exercise performance Results are variable, with some research suggesting benefits, and other studies showing no effects. Most trials have not been well designed. Better research is necessary before a firm conclusion can be drawn. | C |
| Friedreich’s ataxia Preliminary research reports promising evidence for the use of CoQ10 in the treatment of Friedreich’s ataxia. Further evidence is necessary before a firm conclusion can be drawn. | C |
| Gum disease (periodontitis) Preliminary human studies suggest possible benefits of CoQ10 taken by mouth or placed on the skin or gums in the treatment of periodontitis. Better research is needed before a strong conclusion can be drawn. | C |
| Heart attack (acute myocardial infarction) There is preliminary human study of CoQ10 given to patients within three days after a heart attack. Better research is needed before a firm conclusion can be drawn. | C |
| Heart conditions (mitral valve prolapse in children) There is early data to support the use of CoQ10 in children with mitral valve prolapse. Well-designed clinical trials are needed before a recommendation can be made. | C |
| Heart failure The evidence for CoQ10 in the treatment of heart failure is controversial and remains unclear. Different levels of disease severity have been studied (New York Heart Association classes I through IV). Better research is needed in this area studying the effects on quality of life, hospitalization, and death rates before a recommendation can be made. | C |
| Heart protection during surgery Several studies suggest that the function of the heart may be improved after major heart surgeries such as coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) or valve replacement when CoQ10 is given to patients before or during surgery. Better studies are necessary before a recommendation can be made. | C |
| HIV/AIDS There is limited evidence that natural levels of CoQ10 in the body may be reduced in people with HIV/AIDS. There is a lack of reliable scientific research showing that CoQ10 supplements have any effect on this disease. | C |
| Hypertriglyceridemia Early study of CoQ10 for high triglyceride levels in the blood is unclear. | C |
| Increasing sperm count (idiopathic spermatozoa) There is early evidence that supports the use of CoQ10 in the treatment of increasing sperm count and motility. Better studies are needed before a strong recommendation can be made. | C |
| Kidney failure There is initial data to support the use of CoQ10 in the treatment of kidney (renal) failure. More research is needed before a recommendation can be made. | C |
| Lipid lowering (adjunct to statin therapy) Coenzyme Q10 may reduce some adverse effects associated with statin therapy for high cholesterol, including reduced heart function. More study is needed before a recommendation can be made. | C |
| Migraine There is fair evidence to support the use of CoQ10 treatment in migraine prevention or treatment. However, more well-designed studies are needed to confirm these findings. | C |
| Mitochondrial diseases and Kearns-Sayre syndrome CoQ10 is often recommended for patients with mitochondrial diseases, including myopathies, encephalomyopathies, and Kearns-Sayre syndrome. CoQ10 may help improve function in children with maternally-inherited diabetes and deafness. Better studies are needed before a strong recommendation can be made. | C |
| Muscular dystrophies Preliminary studies in patients with muscular dystrophy taking CoQ10 supplements describe improvements in exercise capacity, heart function, and overall quality of life. Additional research is needed in this area. | C |
| Myelodysplastic syndrome Further research is needed before a recommendation can be made. Early study results are unclear. | C |
| Parkinson’s disease There is promising human evidence for the use of CoQ10 in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease. Better-designed trials are needed to confirm these results. | C |
| Post-surgical recovery (adjuvant) In patients with stage I and II melanoma with surgically removed lesions, CoQ10 may decrease the rate of recurrence. Although these results are promising, more study is needed in this area to confirm these conclusions. | C |
| Prostate cancer One study using a combination that included CoQ10 did not find a significant effect on PSA levels in patients with prostate cancer. Although PSA levels may be an indicator of cancer, it is unclear whether CoQ10 would have any effect on cancer treatment of prevention. More study is needed. | C |
| Tinnitus (ringing in the ears) More research is needed in patients with tinnitus with low levels of CoQ10 before a strong recommendation can be made. | C |
| Diabetes Preliminary evidence suggests that CoQ10 does not affect blood sugar levels in patients with type 1 or type 2 diabetes, and it does not alter the need for diabetes medications. | D |
| Huntington’s disease There is negative evidence from studies that used CoQ10 in the treatment of Huntington’s disease. |
sustainability: research institutes & programs
- http://www.usc.edu/schools/sppd/research/centers/csc.html
- http://www.extension.harvard.edu/programs/environmental-sustainability/overview/
- http://courses.dce.harvard.
edu/~environment/e102/session_ 01.html#lecture_home_energy_ basics - Erb Institute for Global Sustainable Enterprise, Ross School of Business,University of Michigan
nonprofit and philanthropy: reaseach institutes/centers/associations
- http://www.usc.edu/schools/sppd/research/centers/cppp.html
- http://www.arnova.org/
- Andrew Young School of Policy Studies/Nonprofit Program at Georgia State University
- The Aspen Institute’s Nonprofit Sector and Philanthropy Program
- Boston University School of Public Management/Public & Nonprofit Management Program
- Center on Nonprofits and Philanthropy--The Urban Institute
- Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University
- Centre on Nonprofit Management, Trinity College, Dublin
- Mandel Center for Nonprofit Organizations
- na
nonprofit and philanthropy: introduction
- Philanthropic contributions and volunteerism provides the venture capital for nonprofits to develop innovative solutions by encouraging experimentation and risk-taking. Consequently, the nonprofit sector is an important source of social innovation – whether by itself or in concert with government or business – not only in the U.S., but worldwide
- Nonprofits, philanthropy, and social innovation – are three areas of study crucial to addressing today’s most pressing issues
The Keys to Unlocking Your Most Successful Career
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704293604575343322516508414.html?mod=wsj_share_facebook
Finding a job, flourishing on the job and moving into a better job demand plenty of work–especially during a jobless recovery.
That's why I am offering my five best lessons for managing your career, gleaned since I launched this column in July 1993. They include the importance of out-of-the box networking, sweating the small stuff and knowing yourself well enough that you're always ready for reinvention.
The lessons' common theme? No one can manage You Inc. better than you. And here's how to do it:
1 Network effectively rather than aimlessly.
Focus on forging "strategic relationships" at 10 prospective employers, suggests Paul Anderson, a career coach in Redmond, Wash. That means avoiding an "elevator pitch" in which you buttonhole people and give them your career pitch on the fly.
"Relationships can't be built in 60 seconds,'' Mr. Anderson insists. "People hire people they like and trust." So, work on building better ties with your contacts by being a reliable resource for them and offering frequent updates about your career.
You can land strong introductions through your closest contacts, social networking sites and good "connectors," who may have nothing to do with your line of work. These professionals, such as hairstylists, dentists, ministers and accountants, amass connections that cut across industries.
Connectors "make introductions because they like to," notes Diane Darling, a networking consultant in Boston. She expanded her connections and consulting gigs by creating a personal board of advisers.
For the same reason, attend industry conferences that attract targeted businesses. Scrutinize the guest list, pinpoint executives you wish to meet and schedule encounters there.
When Tayari Howard was an aspiring radio personality in the '90s, he attended about 10 public events hosted by a San Diego station before meeting a department head and pitching his candidacy for a job. "Persistence paid off!" says Mr. Howard, who was hired by the radio station in June 1995, and still hosts a nightly show there.
2. Sweat the small stuff.
Tiny missteps may derail your career. You appear unpolished when you talk like an adolescent, curse at colleagues or proffer a sweaty palm.
Outdated clothes, frayed cuffs, messy hair, scuffed shoes or excess cleavage also signal poor judgment. "Looking your best at any age is what you should aspire to," advises Patricia Cook, an executive recruiter in Bronxville, N.Y.
Even bathroom habits count. High-tech recruiter Dora Vell once worked for a major search firm where the receptionist alerted partners if candidates using the guest toilet near her desk failed to wash their hands. (She could hear the faucet.)
This lesson also applies to cover letters. Inspirica, a New York high school and college tutoring concern, found mistakes in 93% of 220 letters from tutor applicants over the past year. Many flawed letters came from experienced writing tutors.
"Pay attention to everything you write in cover letters," warns Lisa Jacobson, Inspirica's CEO. "Otherwise, you will get weed whacked right out." Her firm hired just 15 tutors in the fiscal year ended in June.
3. Make your résumé and business card work overtime for you.
Too often, résumés chronicle your past rather than promote marketable skills that would benefit potential employers. An additional "pre-résumé" may make more sense, says Rick Gillis, an author of two job-hunting books who devised the concept. The one-page document contains a brief objective statement that describes precise ways you will improve a particular company, he adds.
A pre-résumé also includes highlights of four career accomplishments–plus a string of key words (such as "multi-task professional") that get detected by resume-tracking software
An online résumé offers another approach. You can show work samples, references' video testimonials and any data that may demonstrate successes in your career, such as surpassing sales targets.
It's equally important that your business card convey a memorable first impression. List your strongest skills or highest degree right under your name. But omit your physical address to appear flexible about relocation. Don't overlook the reverse side of your card. Rather than leave it blank, you can display the name of a prominent prior employer.
4. Pay it forward.
Whether you're on the job or seeking one, you should help others propel their careers without expecting return favors.
New Directions, an upscale executive-transition-planning firm in Boston, encourages jobless managerial clients to aid welfare mothers, homeless veterans and others hunting for work. Banker Mike Lenihan served as an unpaid mentor all three times he was a New Directions client since 2003.
He says his latest stint, involving coaching unemployed administrative assistants about the tough job market, impressed a U.S. Bancorp hiring official. He joined a unit in January as a senior vice president.
So many people assisted Mary Steele throughout her career that "I wished to pay it forward," the head of executive compensation for Delta Air Lines Inc. says.
During a 2006 job hunt, Ms. Steele began compiling a list of high-paid human resources vacancies she didn't pursue. She now emails similar job-lead updates 300 times a year to more than 500 people, mostly seasoned HR managers.
5. Know thyself—and be ready for reinvention.
You should constantly take stock of your dreams, values and transferrable skills. Scrupulous self-assessments can ease jitters about changing your occupation, industry, locale or pay.
After losing his job as an hourly manufacturing worker in 2006, Christopher Pearsall became a product manager for a business-software developer the following year. When the part-time paramedic got laid off again in 2008, he decided to pursue what he really loved: health care.
Mr. Pearsall will soon finish nursing school. "I have re-reinvented myself," he says.
To succeed at your current workplace, you must be equally flexible about accepting lateral moves. Businesses like such switch hitters—as I can attest.
Today marks the last print version of a column that sought to provide uncommon solutions to common career dilemmas for 17 years. Soon, in my new monthly advice column on WSJ.com, I'll tackle a new challenge: helping senior executives make the most of their careers.
Finding a job, flourishing on the job and moving into a better job demand plenty of work–especially during a jobless recovery.
That's why I am offering my five best lessons for managing your career, gleaned since I launched this column in July 1993. They include the importance of out-of-the box networking, sweating the small stuff and knowing yourself well enough that you're always ready for reinvention.
The lessons' common theme? No one can manage You Inc. better than you. And here's how to do it:
1 Network effectively rather than aimlessly.
Focus on forging "strategic relationships" at 10 prospective employers, suggests Paul Anderson, a career coach in Redmond, Wash. That means avoiding an "elevator pitch" in which you buttonhole people and give them your career pitch on the fly.
"Relationships can't be built in 60 seconds,'' Mr. Anderson insists. "People hire people they like and trust." So, work on building better ties with your contacts by being a reliable resource for them and offering frequent updates about your career.
You can land strong introductions through your closest contacts, social networking sites and good "connectors," who may have nothing to do with your line of work. These professionals, such as hairstylists, dentists, ministers and accountants, amass connections that cut across industries.
More Lessons
- Do extensive homework about a possible employer's culture.
- Practice, practice, practice before job interviews and work presentations—in front of a video camera, mirror or close friend.
- Bring thank-you cards to job interviews, write them before you leave and then hand them to the receptionist.
- Assemble a candid "owner's manual" about yourself based on a self-assessment and associates' input.
- Embrace potentially risky new assignments.
For the same reason, attend industry conferences that attract targeted businesses. Scrutinize the guest list, pinpoint executives you wish to meet and schedule encounters there.
When Tayari Howard was an aspiring radio personality in the '90s, he attended about 10 public events hosted by a San Diego station before meeting a department head and pitching his candidacy for a job. "Persistence paid off!" says Mr. Howard, who was hired by the radio station in June 1995, and still hosts a nightly show there.
2. Sweat the small stuff.
Tiny missteps may derail your career. You appear unpolished when you talk like an adolescent, curse at colleagues or proffer a sweaty palm.
Outdated clothes, frayed cuffs, messy hair, scuffed shoes or excess cleavage also signal poor judgment. "Looking your best at any age is what you should aspire to," advises Patricia Cook, an executive recruiter in Bronxville, N.Y.
Even bathroom habits count. High-tech recruiter Dora Vell once worked for a major search firm where the receptionist alerted partners if candidates using the guest toilet near her desk failed to wash their hands. (She could hear the faucet.)
This lesson also applies to cover letters. Inspirica, a New York high school and college tutoring concern, found mistakes in 93% of 220 letters from tutor applicants over the past year. Many flawed letters came from experienced writing tutors.
"Pay attention to everything you write in cover letters," warns Lisa Jacobson, Inspirica's CEO. "Otherwise, you will get weed whacked right out." Her firm hired just 15 tutors in the fiscal year ended in June.
3. Make your résumé and business card work overtime for you.
Too often, résumés chronicle your past rather than promote marketable skills that would benefit potential employers. An additional "pre-résumé" may make more sense, says Rick Gillis, an author of two job-hunting books who devised the concept. The one-page document contains a brief objective statement that describes precise ways you will improve a particular company, he adds.
A pre-résumé also includes highlights of four career accomplishments–plus a string of key words (such as "multi-task professional") that get detected by resume-tracking software
An online résumé offers another approach. You can show work samples, references' video testimonials and any data that may demonstrate successes in your career, such as surpassing sales targets.
It's equally important that your business card convey a memorable first impression. List your strongest skills or highest degree right under your name. But omit your physical address to appear flexible about relocation. Don't overlook the reverse side of your card. Rather than leave it blank, you can display the name of a prominent prior employer.
4. Pay it forward.
Whether you're on the job or seeking one, you should help others propel their careers without expecting return favors.
New Directions, an upscale executive-transition-planning firm in Boston, encourages jobless managerial clients to aid welfare mothers, homeless veterans and others hunting for work. Banker Mike Lenihan served as an unpaid mentor all three times he was a New Directions client since 2003.
He says his latest stint, involving coaching unemployed administrative assistants about the tough job market, impressed a U.S. Bancorp hiring official. He joined a unit in January as a senior vice president.
So many people assisted Mary Steele throughout her career that "I wished to pay it forward," the head of executive compensation for Delta Air Lines Inc. says.
During a 2006 job hunt, Ms. Steele began compiling a list of high-paid human resources vacancies she didn't pursue. She now emails similar job-lead updates 300 times a year to more than 500 people, mostly seasoned HR managers.
5. Know thyself—and be ready for reinvention.
You should constantly take stock of your dreams, values and transferrable skills. Scrupulous self-assessments can ease jitters about changing your occupation, industry, locale or pay.
After losing his job as an hourly manufacturing worker in 2006, Christopher Pearsall became a product manager for a business-software developer the following year. When the part-time paramedic got laid off again in 2008, he decided to pursue what he really loved: health care.
Mr. Pearsall will soon finish nursing school. "I have re-reinvented myself," he says.
To succeed at your current workplace, you must be equally flexible about accepting lateral moves. Businesses like such switch hitters—as I can attest.
Today marks the last print version of a column that sought to provide uncommon solutions to common career dilemmas for 17 years. Soon, in my new monthly advice column on WSJ.com, I'll tackle a new challenge: helping senior executives make the most of their careers.
Friday, July 23, 2010
Contradiction exits when there is comparison.
by Krishnamurti
Contradiction exits when there is comparison; not only with something, but also comparison with what I was yesterday. And hence conflict arises between what has been and what is. There is only what is when there is no comparison at all - and to live completely with `what is', is to be peaceful. Because then you can give your whole attention to `what is' without any distraction to what is within oneself, whatever it be - despair, ugliness, brutality, fear, anxiety, loneliness, and live with, what is, completely. Then there is no contradiction and hence no conflict. The understanding that comes only through observation of what is, is peace; which doesn't mean that you accept what is, on the contrary, one can't possibly accept this monstrous, corrupt society in which one lives, yet it is what is. But observe it, all its psychological structure, which is me, observe that me without any judgment, any evaluation - to see actually what is and as one observes the `what is', be changed completely. Therefore one can live at peace with one's wife or husband, with one's neighbour, with society, because one is oneself, daily, living a life of peace. - Collected Works Collected Works, Volume 4
Contradiction exits when there is comparison; not only with something, but also comparison with what I was yesterday. And hence conflict arises between what has been and what is. There is only what is when there is no comparison at all - and to live completely with `what is', is to be peaceful. Because then you can give your whole attention to `what is' without any distraction to what is within oneself, whatever it be - despair, ugliness, brutality, fear, anxiety, loneliness, and live with, what is, completely. Then there is no contradiction and hence no conflict. The understanding that comes only through observation of what is, is peace; which doesn't mean that you accept what is, on the contrary, one can't possibly accept this monstrous, corrupt society in which one lives, yet it is what is. But observe it, all its psychological structure, which is me, observe that me without any judgment, any evaluation - to see actually what is and as one observes the `what is', be changed completely. Therefore one can live at peace with one's wife or husband, with one's neighbour, with society, because one is oneself, daily, living a life of peace. - Collected Works Collected Works, Volume 4
Researchers Find Potential in a New Approach to Alzheimer’s Disease
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/24/health/research/24alzheimers.html?_r=1&hpw
A potentially promising approach to treating Alzheimer’s disease has been developed by researchers studying sirtuin, a protein thought capable of extending lifespan in laboratory animals.
Using mice prone to developing Alzheimer’s, the researchers showed that activating sirtuin suppressed the disease and that destroying sirtuin made it much worse.
The finding was made by Gizem Donmez, Leonard Guarente and colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who say it raises the hope of treating Alzheimer’s, and possibly other neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s and Huntington’s, with drugs that activate sirtuin.
Researchers not involved in the study agreed. “We think it is a scientifically compelling story that ties the sirtuins to the biology of Alzheimer’s disease,” said Dr. Dennis J. Selkoe, an Alzheimer’s expert at Harvard Medical School. But the therapeutic implications, Dr. Selkoe added, “remain quite up in the air.”
Another expert, Dr. Juan C. Troncoso of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, said the finding “opens a very good avenue, but it’s not without a lot of technical challenges.”
Drugs that activate sirtuin already exist, including resveratrol, a minor ingredient of red wine and other foods, and small-molecule chemicals designed to mimic resveratrol. Sirtris, the company that developed the drugs, is testing them against diabetes and other diseases. This generation of drugs does not cross the blood-brain barrier so would not work against Alzheimer’s.
But George P. Vlasuk, Sirtris’s chief executive, said the company had developed other sirtuin-activating chemicals that do reach the brain and are in preclinical trials. “We think it has very significant potential in neurodegenerative diseases,” Dr. Vlasuk said.
Sirtuin has been the subject of intense research in the last few years because it seems to protect the body’s various organs against disease by stepping up maintenance programs. The substance came to light through studies of longevity, particularly the discovery that reduced-calorie diets could lengthen the lifespan of mice by 30 percent. Sirtuin appears to convey much of the beneficial effect of such diets, even though drugs that activate sirtuin have not yet been shown to prolong mice’s lifespan in experiments.
Dr. Guarente, a leading sirtuin researcher, said the protein’s protective power against other diseases made him wonder if it might also help against Alzheimer’s. He obtained mice that tend to develop Alzheimer’s-like symptoms because they are genetically engineered to carry two mutated human genes that cause a buildup of plaque in the brain. The mice were crossed with a strain of mice in which the sirtuin-making gene is particularly active. They were also crossed with a strain in which the sirtuin gene was deleted entirely. Dr. Guarente’s team could thus test the effect of having either more or less sirtuin in the brains of Alzheimer’s-prone mice.
The decline in memory typical of Alzheimer’s “was clearly suppressed” in the Alzheimer’s-prone mice with abundant sirtuin, the M.I.T. group reports in Friday’s issue of Cell, while the mice with Alzheimer’s genes and no sirtuin started to lose memory at a much younger age.
The team found the sirtuin protected the mice’s brains two ways. First, it activated a system called the notch pathway, which protects brain cells against stress. Second, it enhanced an enzyme whose activity avoids the buildup of the plaque characteristic of Alzheimer’s and particularly of a toxic component called A-beta peptide.
Reducing the amount of A-beta peptide is helpful only in Alzheimer’s but turning on the notch pathway could provide general protection for the brain. Activating sirtuin, the M.I.T. researchers conclude, “is a viable strategy to combat Alzheimer’s disease and perhaps other neurodegenerative diseases.”
Dr. Guarente said he was looking into whether extra sirtuin had an effect in mice made vulnerable to Parkinson’s and Huntington’s disease.
Activating the notch pathway with sirtuins “opens a lot of options,” Dr. Troncoso said. “If we can activate the same gene we may provide a tonic for nerve cells under stress, and that may be of use in other diseases such as Huntington’s and Parkinson’s in which the nerve cells degenerate,” he said.
Sirtuin research is a highly active field but one whose ultimate benefit remains to be seen. The sirtuins seem to be powerful players in maintaining the body’s health, but many aspects of their behavior are still unclear.
Also unclear is whether sirtuin’s protective effects can be elicited by drugs instead of by the usual natural stresses, like lack of nourishment. There are continuing disputes as to whether resveratrol activates sirtuin directly or indirectly. Much may depend on a Phase 2 clinical trial of resveratrol with Type 2 diabetes. The results of the trial should be known later in the year, Dr. Vlasuk said in an interview last month.
Should resveratrol prove ineffective, Sirtris has two small-molecule chemical drugs, known as 2104 and 2379, which are also in clinical trials. The chemicals can be given in much smaller doses than resveratrol. There have been no safety issues with any of the drugs, Dr. Vlasuk said, with the possible exception of a multiple myeloma trial, using very high doses of resveratrol, in which several patients developed a symptom common with the disease. The trial ceased new enrollment of patients in May.
A potentially promising approach to treating Alzheimer’s disease has been developed by researchers studying sirtuin, a protein thought capable of extending lifespan in laboratory animals.
Using mice prone to developing Alzheimer’s, the researchers showed that activating sirtuin suppressed the disease and that destroying sirtuin made it much worse.
The finding was made by Gizem Donmez, Leonard Guarente and colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who say it raises the hope of treating Alzheimer’s, and possibly other neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s and Huntington’s, with drugs that activate sirtuin.
Researchers not involved in the study agreed. “We think it is a scientifically compelling story that ties the sirtuins to the biology of Alzheimer’s disease,” said Dr. Dennis J. Selkoe, an Alzheimer’s expert at Harvard Medical School. But the therapeutic implications, Dr. Selkoe added, “remain quite up in the air.”
Another expert, Dr. Juan C. Troncoso of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, said the finding “opens a very good avenue, but it’s not without a lot of technical challenges.”
Drugs that activate sirtuin already exist, including resveratrol, a minor ingredient of red wine and other foods, and small-molecule chemicals designed to mimic resveratrol. Sirtris, the company that developed the drugs, is testing them against diabetes and other diseases. This generation of drugs does not cross the blood-brain barrier so would not work against Alzheimer’s.
But George P. Vlasuk, Sirtris’s chief executive, said the company had developed other sirtuin-activating chemicals that do reach the brain and are in preclinical trials. “We think it has very significant potential in neurodegenerative diseases,” Dr. Vlasuk said.
Sirtuin has been the subject of intense research in the last few years because it seems to protect the body’s various organs against disease by stepping up maintenance programs. The substance came to light through studies of longevity, particularly the discovery that reduced-calorie diets could lengthen the lifespan of mice by 30 percent. Sirtuin appears to convey much of the beneficial effect of such diets, even though drugs that activate sirtuin have not yet been shown to prolong mice’s lifespan in experiments.
Dr. Guarente, a leading sirtuin researcher, said the protein’s protective power against other diseases made him wonder if it might also help against Alzheimer’s. He obtained mice that tend to develop Alzheimer’s-like symptoms because they are genetically engineered to carry two mutated human genes that cause a buildup of plaque in the brain. The mice were crossed with a strain of mice in which the sirtuin-making gene is particularly active. They were also crossed with a strain in which the sirtuin gene was deleted entirely. Dr. Guarente’s team could thus test the effect of having either more or less sirtuin in the brains of Alzheimer’s-prone mice.
The decline in memory typical of Alzheimer’s “was clearly suppressed” in the Alzheimer’s-prone mice with abundant sirtuin, the M.I.T. group reports in Friday’s issue of Cell, while the mice with Alzheimer’s genes and no sirtuin started to lose memory at a much younger age.
The team found the sirtuin protected the mice’s brains two ways. First, it activated a system called the notch pathway, which protects brain cells against stress. Second, it enhanced an enzyme whose activity avoids the buildup of the plaque characteristic of Alzheimer’s and particularly of a toxic component called A-beta peptide.
Reducing the amount of A-beta peptide is helpful only in Alzheimer’s but turning on the notch pathway could provide general protection for the brain. Activating sirtuin, the M.I.T. researchers conclude, “is a viable strategy to combat Alzheimer’s disease and perhaps other neurodegenerative diseases.”
Dr. Guarente said he was looking into whether extra sirtuin had an effect in mice made vulnerable to Parkinson’s and Huntington’s disease.
Activating the notch pathway with sirtuins “opens a lot of options,” Dr. Troncoso said. “If we can activate the same gene we may provide a tonic for nerve cells under stress, and that may be of use in other diseases such as Huntington’s and Parkinson’s in which the nerve cells degenerate,” he said.
Sirtuin research is a highly active field but one whose ultimate benefit remains to be seen. The sirtuins seem to be powerful players in maintaining the body’s health, but many aspects of their behavior are still unclear.
Also unclear is whether sirtuin’s protective effects can be elicited by drugs instead of by the usual natural stresses, like lack of nourishment. There are continuing disputes as to whether resveratrol activates sirtuin directly or indirectly. Much may depend on a Phase 2 clinical trial of resveratrol with Type 2 diabetes. The results of the trial should be known later in the year, Dr. Vlasuk said in an interview last month.
Should resveratrol prove ineffective, Sirtris has two small-molecule chemical drugs, known as 2104 and 2379, which are also in clinical trials. The chemicals can be given in much smaller doses than resveratrol. There have been no safety issues with any of the drugs, Dr. Vlasuk said, with the possible exception of a multiple myeloma trial, using very high doses of resveratrol, in which several patients developed a symptom common with the disease. The trial ceased new enrollment of patients in May.
It is not just a person's physical constitution, their intelligence, their education, or even their social conditioning that enables them to withstand hardship. Much more significant is their inner development. And while some may be able to survive through sheer willpower, the ones who suffer the least are those who have a high degree of patience and courage in the face of adversity.
--- Dalai Lama
--- Dalai Lama
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Pavan Sukhdev on the green economy
http://audiovideo.economist.com/?fr_story=45b0d914c0434d16e2370c853e072ece90644119%3E%3Chttp://www.feedroom.com
The head of the UN Environmental Programme's Green Economy Initiative on how to assign an economic value to nature
The head of the UN Environmental Programme's Green Economy Initiative on how to assign an economic value to nature
2010 PhD Sustainability Academy
Markets and Movements
for Sustainability
The Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario will convene the third PhD Sustainability Academy in London, Ontario on November 4-9, 2010. The PhD Sustainability Academy is an annual event of the Alliance for Research on Corporate Sustainability (ARCS) and features:
Interactive paper development workshops with four guest faculty:
Jay Barney, Fisher College of Business, Ohio State University
Tom Lawrence, Simon Fraser University
Wes Sine, The Johnson School, Cornell University
Klaus Weber, Kellogg School of Business, Northwestern University
Tom Lawrence, Simon Fraser University
Wes Sine, The Johnson School, Cornell University
Klaus Weber, Kellogg School of Business, Northwestern University
Fire-side chats hosted by ARCS faculty Tima Bansal and Andy King.
Seminars, panels, site visits, and open dialogue with leading practitioners to help increase the timeliness and relevance of participants’ research agendas.
Oana Branzei is the Ivey faculty host.
The 2010 theme is Markets and Movements for Sustainability. We will explore the intersection of social movements and market creation for more socially and environmentally responsible products and services; governance and leadership topics that bridge the social and organizational domains; and capabilities for leveraging positive social change. We also welcome submissions on sustainability issues in strategy and policy, economics, entrepreneurship, ethics, environmental studies, and international business and international development. Different theoretical lenses, including economics, psychology, arts, philosophy, political studies, geography and sociology are encouraged, as are novel methodologies.
The alumni of prior PhD Sustainability Academies enjoyed an intense learning journey with a like-minded community:
“The PhD Sustainability Academy was an incredible experience […] outstanding faculty working hard to push us forward with our research topics. […] What was also remarkable was the genuine commitment made by the faculty to provide support beyond the days we spent together […] to see us succeed in the years to come.”
Lára Jóhannsdóttir, University of Iceland
“It was definitely one of the best academic experiences of my life. I therefore can only encourage you to experience it yourself."
Christoph Beuttler, University of London
“Thanks to everything I learned in the Academy I've published my first article. I just wanted to say thank you, all of you inspired and challenged me, and this is the outcome.”
Lillian Ortiz, Universidad del Turabo
The deadline for submissions is July 15, 2010. Submission can take one of two formats – full manuscripts or extended abstracts. Full manuscripts should follow the AMJ style guide for empirical manuscripts or the AMR style guide for theoretical manuscripts. Extended abstracts should outline the intended research contribution, context, method and preliminary findings and include references and exhibits (theoretical model and/or preliminary findings). The extended abstract format is designed for doctoral students working on their proposals who have not yet completed the data collection. Please include a 150 word abstract, a 150 word bio, and a recent photo. Email your full submission to Oana Branzei, obranzei@ivey.uwo.ca, and Marlene J. Le Ber, mleber@ivey.uwo.ca.
The Network for Business Sustainability will sponsor a Best Paper Award and $500 cash prize.
Invitations will be sent out by September 15th, 2009. Participants will be invited based on a double-blind selection process. Reviewers include ARCS members and PhD Sustainability Academy faculty and alumni.
IVEY will sponsor all the local expenses. Invited participants are responsible for their own travel.
For more information please visit http://www.ivey.uwo.ca/Everyone Knows Your Search Fell Short
http://chronicle.com/article/Everyone-Knows-Your-Search/65790/?sid=ja&utm_source=ja&utm_medium=en
When you apply for jobs in the corporate or government sector, only you and the employer know you didn't get hired. But rejection in your first search for a tenure-track job is particularly hard to take because it involves failure in plain sight.
Your friends, advisers, and a bunch of strangers on search committees are aware of the positions for which you have applied. If you were a finalist and went on a campus interview, perhaps everyone in your field knows that you were vying for that post.
That the academic job market continues to be bleak in many fields is something of a consolation, but it doesn't remove the sense that "everyone knows" your search fell short.
At least fellow academics understand the realities of a job hunt in higher education, so they tend not to overplay their confidence in you. Outsiders may be less sensitive, even though they mean well. A doctoral student recounted a dreadful campus visit from which he returned home certain of not getting the job only to find, to his horror, that his nonacademic parents and relatives had arranged a big party featuring posters with inspiring slogans like "We believe in you, Tony!" When the predictably thin letter arrived months later, informing him that he had not been chosen, his embarrassment was amplified.
The pain of rejection can vary, of course, depending on how it's handled. Search committees are accretions of sometimes unwilling or inattentive people who can be amateurs when it comes to hiring. It's not surprising that the committees vary in their skills at efficiency and mercy. Read any academic forums, blogs, or wikis, and you find no shortage of job-search tales: committees that never informed candidates about the outcome of the search, that sent curt letters of dismissal, or, perhaps worst of all, that told a candidate, "You will be hired," and then followed with radio silence for months and, finally, a rejection.
Rejection in academe feels more significant today than ever because so many voices are advising Ph.D.'s to abandon ship. Fail to get a tenure-track position and people immediately begin urging you to delete "Ph.D." from your résumé. Don't call it a CV anymore!
So how should you proceed after a year of applications led to nothing? Don't give up academe too quickly, especially if you've only had a single shutout season.
Mourn. It is acceptable to get angry, cry, pout, or generally have a strong emotional response to falling short on the job market—for a while. While it serves no long-term benefit for you or your career, the temporary wallow in self-pity should be treated with respect. Put aside a weekend and rent several films by Zhang Yimou, read the novel Jean de Florette and the complete poems of Sara Teasdale, eat a quart of ice cream. Do not in any way think of anything productive or related to academe. Emerge cleansed and ready for action.
Thank your allies. The whole world did not reject you. In fact, it is possible that entire swaths of graduate students, faculty members, even chairs of search committees liked you, were impressed by you, and even wanted to hire you. They may have been outvoted, or another candidate may have legitimately outscored you in some key required characteristic.
So don't, in turn, reject people wholesale for their official rejection of you. After every interview, make a note of the people who were kind to you or with whom you had positive exchanges. You should have thanked them after those encounters, but now, once it has been confirmed that you didn't get the job, write to them again, in the vein of "I'm sorry it didn't work out, but I want you to know I really enjoyed our talk."
Even for applications where your only contact was via e-mail with the head of the search committee, if you were treated well—with timely notifications, efficient processing of materials, and a tactful rejection letter—send a brief note of appreciation.
Avoid recriminations. In any discipline, you never know when faculty members might be judging you again. Never burn a bridge or express sour grapes in public. In academe, good sports get to play and win another day.
On the other hand, surly comebacks and even noncontact can cost you more than you realize. A true horror story of phantom rejection: A job candidate for a position in the social sciences felt she had aced the campus visit and was truly crushed when she received a rejection note. The head of the search committee added insult to injury (in her estimation) by praising her interview skills and research and teaching presentations. Without thinking, she shot back a harsh e-mail message that stated, in effect, "If you liked me so much, why didn't you hire me?"
The dean of the school, meanwhile, had been equally impressed by the candidate, and was already starting discussions about creating a postdoctoral position specifically for her. The poison-pen e-mail, however, sank the opportunity.
Conduct your own review. The U.S. military has a system in place that all job candidates should emulate: the "After Action Review." Now is the time to conduct a sober appraisal of what went wrong and what went right in your job search.
If you have friends at your target institutions, contact them and say, "I want to improve myself and learn lessons from my job-hunting experiences this year. Is there any advice you could give me? Please don't hold back." Faculty members and graduate students who sit on search committees wish they could give honest feedback to people applying for jobs who make really obvious errors in, say, presentation content, tone, style, or delivery, but who are clueless about their fumbling.
Aside from your performance as a candidate, you may uncover problems in your materials that hurt your chances: a bad reference letter, low teaching scores, slides in your PowerPoint talk that confused everyone, perhaps even the garish tie that failed to impress senior members of the faculty.
That said, pay measured homage to the goddess Fortuna. The 2009-10 hiring season is the era in which "luck" has been blamed for almost all job-search failures. In part, even in large part, that is reasonable: Chance always plays a role.
However, asserting that it was all "just luck" can undermine a comprehensive and accurate self-assessment. A job candidate who got shut out this year on the market told of being turned down for almost a dozen positions in his area of specialization. Through his contacts at one institution, he learned that a key reason it had downgraded his application was that he had not taught a basic undergraduate course in his field. He began to wonder how many of the other colleges he had applied to felt the same way. He has worked out a deal with his doctoral institution to teach an introductory course for one year as an adjunct. He will find out next year if that makes him more attractive on the market.
Assess your options. Meet with your senior advisers to discuss exactly where you are in your career and where you hope to be. Obviously, if this is the seventh year in which you've been shut out of the tenure-track market, your options are different and more limited than if this were your first year.
What other possibilities exist for you? Did you get an offer for an adjunct position? Is your graduate program willing to create teaching or research opportunities to keep you on for another year? Can you delay your doctoral defense so that you don't officially graduate? Will some sort of grant support be available? Can your spouse or partner spot you for a year while you cobble together some local teaching assignments and work on improving your CV through, for example, publication?
The single most important consideration is affiliation. Hiring committees are not universally made up of cruel and heartless folk—usually the contrary. But when assessing a candidate, prestige matters, and it is diminished when you have no current affiliation with an institution. Members of the committee will point out, not necessarily maliciously, "Oh, she seems to be unemployed." It gets worse. Prestigious university presses will often turn down manuscripts from unaffiliated scholars. It is important for you to retain or find some sort of connection with academe. In these years of terrible job prospects, most graduate programs should try to find a way to support their recent grads in this way.
Consider an exit strategy. One of your options is to leave academe. That solution certainly has its partisans this year. It may be a clear and clean choice, especially for people in fields that have strong hiring options in the private sector or government agencies.
But for everyone else, now is the time to think medium-term. What is, to use the stock-market analogy, your stop-loss target? How much uncertainty are you willing to endure without a tenure-track position? What about your family or others who depend on you? While you find some way to keep an office and an affiliation in academe, can you have an escape route ready if it becomes necessary?
A Ph.D. who is entering his fifth year on the market explained that he had given himself four years to find a tenure-track position. In the meantime, he had gotten an online master's in a related field, one with private-sector possibilities. He is now conducting two separate job searches.
Whatever the future of the tenure-track market, there is nothing wrong with trying to learn as much as you can from momentary failure, especially if your resources—mental, physical, financial, social—allow you to try again next year. After all, luck and the lessons of experience might then be in your favor.
Your friends, advisers, and a bunch of strangers on search committees are aware of the positions for which you have applied. If you were a finalist and went on a campus interview, perhaps everyone in your field knows that you were vying for that post.
That the academic job market continues to be bleak in many fields is something of a consolation, but it doesn't remove the sense that "everyone knows" your search fell short.
At least fellow academics understand the realities of a job hunt in higher education, so they tend not to overplay their confidence in you. Outsiders may be less sensitive, even though they mean well. A doctoral student recounted a dreadful campus visit from which he returned home certain of not getting the job only to find, to his horror, that his nonacademic parents and relatives had arranged a big party featuring posters with inspiring slogans like "We believe in you, Tony!" When the predictably thin letter arrived months later, informing him that he had not been chosen, his embarrassment was amplified.
The pain of rejection can vary, of course, depending on how it's handled. Search committees are accretions of sometimes unwilling or inattentive people who can be amateurs when it comes to hiring. It's not surprising that the committees vary in their skills at efficiency and mercy. Read any academic forums, blogs, or wikis, and you find no shortage of job-search tales: committees that never informed candidates about the outcome of the search, that sent curt letters of dismissal, or, perhaps worst of all, that told a candidate, "You will be hired," and then followed with radio silence for months and, finally, a rejection.
Rejection in academe feels more significant today than ever because so many voices are advising Ph.D.'s to abandon ship. Fail to get a tenure-track position and people immediately begin urging you to delete "Ph.D." from your résumé. Don't call it a CV anymore!
So how should you proceed after a year of applications led to nothing? Don't give up academe too quickly, especially if you've only had a single shutout season.
Mourn. It is acceptable to get angry, cry, pout, or generally have a strong emotional response to falling short on the job market—for a while. While it serves no long-term benefit for you or your career, the temporary wallow in self-pity should be treated with respect. Put aside a weekend and rent several films by Zhang Yimou, read the novel Jean de Florette and the complete poems of Sara Teasdale, eat a quart of ice cream. Do not in any way think of anything productive or related to academe. Emerge cleansed and ready for action.
Thank your allies. The whole world did not reject you. In fact, it is possible that entire swaths of graduate students, faculty members, even chairs of search committees liked you, were impressed by you, and even wanted to hire you. They may have been outvoted, or another candidate may have legitimately outscored you in some key required characteristic.
So don't, in turn, reject people wholesale for their official rejection of you. After every interview, make a note of the people who were kind to you or with whom you had positive exchanges. You should have thanked them after those encounters, but now, once it has been confirmed that you didn't get the job, write to them again, in the vein of "I'm sorry it didn't work out, but I want you to know I really enjoyed our talk."
Even for applications where your only contact was via e-mail with the head of the search committee, if you were treated well—with timely notifications, efficient processing of materials, and a tactful rejection letter—send a brief note of appreciation.
Avoid recriminations. In any discipline, you never know when faculty members might be judging you again. Never burn a bridge or express sour grapes in public. In academe, good sports get to play and win another day.
On the other hand, surly comebacks and even noncontact can cost you more than you realize. A true horror story of phantom rejection: A job candidate for a position in the social sciences felt she had aced the campus visit and was truly crushed when she received a rejection note. The head of the search committee added insult to injury (in her estimation) by praising her interview skills and research and teaching presentations. Without thinking, she shot back a harsh e-mail message that stated, in effect, "If you liked me so much, why didn't you hire me?"
The dean of the school, meanwhile, had been equally impressed by the candidate, and was already starting discussions about creating a postdoctoral position specifically for her. The poison-pen e-mail, however, sank the opportunity.
Conduct your own review. The U.S. military has a system in place that all job candidates should emulate: the "After Action Review." Now is the time to conduct a sober appraisal of what went wrong and what went right in your job search.
If you have friends at your target institutions, contact them and say, "I want to improve myself and learn lessons from my job-hunting experiences this year. Is there any advice you could give me? Please don't hold back." Faculty members and graduate students who sit on search committees wish they could give honest feedback to people applying for jobs who make really obvious errors in, say, presentation content, tone, style, or delivery, but who are clueless about their fumbling.
Aside from your performance as a candidate, you may uncover problems in your materials that hurt your chances: a bad reference letter, low teaching scores, slides in your PowerPoint talk that confused everyone, perhaps even the garish tie that failed to impress senior members of the faculty.
That said, pay measured homage to the goddess Fortuna. The 2009-10 hiring season is the era in which "luck" has been blamed for almost all job-search failures. In part, even in large part, that is reasonable: Chance always plays a role.
However, asserting that it was all "just luck" can undermine a comprehensive and accurate self-assessment. A job candidate who got shut out this year on the market told of being turned down for almost a dozen positions in his area of specialization. Through his contacts at one institution, he learned that a key reason it had downgraded his application was that he had not taught a basic undergraduate course in his field. He began to wonder how many of the other colleges he had applied to felt the same way. He has worked out a deal with his doctoral institution to teach an introductory course for one year as an adjunct. He will find out next year if that makes him more attractive on the market.
Assess your options. Meet with your senior advisers to discuss exactly where you are in your career and where you hope to be. Obviously, if this is the seventh year in which you've been shut out of the tenure-track market, your options are different and more limited than if this were your first year.
What other possibilities exist for you? Did you get an offer for an adjunct position? Is your graduate program willing to create teaching or research opportunities to keep you on for another year? Can you delay your doctoral defense so that you don't officially graduate? Will some sort of grant support be available? Can your spouse or partner spot you for a year while you cobble together some local teaching assignments and work on improving your CV through, for example, publication?
The single most important consideration is affiliation. Hiring committees are not universally made up of cruel and heartless folk—usually the contrary. But when assessing a candidate, prestige matters, and it is diminished when you have no current affiliation with an institution. Members of the committee will point out, not necessarily maliciously, "Oh, she seems to be unemployed." It gets worse. Prestigious university presses will often turn down manuscripts from unaffiliated scholars. It is important for you to retain or find some sort of connection with academe. In these years of terrible job prospects, most graduate programs should try to find a way to support their recent grads in this way.
Consider an exit strategy. One of your options is to leave academe. That solution certainly has its partisans this year. It may be a clear and clean choice, especially for people in fields that have strong hiring options in the private sector or government agencies.
But for everyone else, now is the time to think medium-term. What is, to use the stock-market analogy, your stop-loss target? How much uncertainty are you willing to endure without a tenure-track position? What about your family or others who depend on you? While you find some way to keep an office and an affiliation in academe, can you have an escape route ready if it becomes necessary?
A Ph.D. who is entering his fifth year on the market explained that he had given himself four years to find a tenure-track position. In the meantime, he had gotten an online master's in a related field, one with private-sector possibilities. He is now conducting two separate job searches.
Whatever the future of the tenure-track market, there is nothing wrong with trying to learn as much as you can from momentary failure, especially if your resources—mental, physical, financial, social—allow you to try again next year. After all, luck and the lessons of experience might then be in your favor.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Ten Questions for the Dalai Lama
http://www.facebook.com/connect/uiserver.php?app_id=131826920166502&next=http%3A%2F%2Ftw2.microfunplus.com%2Ftw%2F&display=page&locale=en_US&canvas=1&enable_profile_selector=0&legacy_return=1&method=permissions.request#!/video/video.php?v=133298473374807
Time magazine’s interview of His Holiness in New York City for its “Ten Questions for the Dalai Lama” originally published in June 2010. Transcript is available in the Notes section of His Holiness's Facebook page.
Time magazine’s interview of His Holiness in New York City for its “Ten Questions for the Dalai Lama” originally published in June 2010. Transcript is available in the Notes section of His Holiness's Facebook page.
who really gets benefit from compassion?
Some people think that cultivating compassion is good for others but not necessarily good for themselves, but this is wrong. You are the one who benefits most directly since compassion immediately instills in you a sense of calm, inner strength, and a deep confidence and satisfaction, whereas it is not certain that the object of your feeling of compassion will benefit.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
words from Caroline's academic mentor
You are who you are. Only YOU determine whether you are successful or not—no one else. You live your life, you pursue your goals, you decide whether you are successful. Now, if you decide you are not, move into another area where you are—but do not look back only forward. Once you have made your choice you have made your choice and make the best of that choice. In the final analysis, you are who you want to be. You can only be the best that YOU CAN BE and YOU DECIDE THAT—no one else!
patience
When we develop patience, we find that we develop a reserve of calm and tranquility. We tend to be less antagonistic and more pleasant to associate with. This creates a positive atmosphere around us and it is easy for others to relate to us. Better grounded emotionally through patience, we become stronger mentally and spiritually, and tend to be healthier physically.
--Dalai Lama
--Dalai Lama
can we see the beauty in everything?
Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it---Confucius
Can you give me answers? part 2 --- a mysterious approach
After Caroline asked several PhD friends for answers to her unsolvable problems, she found that all the PhD friends had no answers for her (see part I, the intellectual approach). Instead, the PhD friends asked Caroline for answers to their own unsolvable questions. Therefore, Caroline decided to try another approach. One of her friends brought her to see a mysterious fortune teller somewhere on the earth.
The mysterious fortune teller asked Caroline's date and time of birth. Then, the fortune teller started to say things that he knows about Caroline. Then,
Caroline asked: Can you give me answers?
fortunate teller said: Come back tomorrow, I will give you sth to help you to find sb or to be found by sb who is destined to guide you out of your current situation now.
Caroline said: ??? ok, see you tomorrow.
ps, during the mysterious meeting, one Minister of the Cabinet wanted to see the fortune teller right away. The fortune teller told his assistant to tell the Minister's assistant to make an appointment tomorrow first and come back to see the fortune teller --- everyone needs to make an appointment, including the Minister
The mysterious fortune teller asked Caroline's date and time of birth. Then, the fortune teller started to say things that he knows about Caroline. Then,
Caroline asked: Can you give me answers?
fortunate teller said: Come back tomorrow, I will give you sth to help you to find sb or to be found by sb who is destined to guide you out of your current situation now.
Caroline said: ??? ok, see you tomorrow.
ps, during the mysterious meeting, one Minister of the Cabinet wanted to see the fortune teller right away. The fortune teller told his assistant to tell the Minister's assistant to make an appointment tomorrow first and come back to see the fortune teller --- everyone needs to make an appointment, including the Minister
Monday, July 19, 2010
Uncovering Mechanisms of Theory Development in an Academic Field: Lessons from Leadership Research
Uncovering Mechanisms of Theory Development in an Academic Field: Lessons from Leadership Research
Mary Ann Glynn and Ryan Raffaelli
Volume 4, June 2010, The Academy of Management Annals
A long-standing debate in organization studies has centered on the tension between paradigmatic consensus and theoretical pluralism in an academic field, but little attention has been paid to the underlying processes of field development that account for this. Using a mechanisms-based approach, we examined the field of leadership over the last 50 years (1957-2007) focusing on: scholarly consensus on theory and methods; models and variables; and examinations of the state of the field. In spite of considerable advances in research, we find a general lack of commensuration or standards by which theories can be compared or synthesized; an emphasis on leaders' effects on performance rather than meaning-making or value infusion; and sparse instances of taking stock of the overall field. We conclude by proposing three research strategies for the future—theoretical compartmentalization, theoretical integration, and theoretical novelty—and advocating greater methodological variety.
Chinese Turn To Religion To Fill A Spiritual Vacuum
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=128544048
July 18, 2010
Alongside China's astonishing economic boom, an almost unnoticed religious boom has quietly been taking place.
In the country's first major survey on religious beliefs, conducted in 2006, 31.4 percent of about 4,500 people questioned described themselves as religious. That amounts to more than 300 million religious believers, an astonishing number in an officially atheist country, and three times higher than the last official estimate, which had largely remained unchanged for years.
The collapse of the communist ideology created a void that has left many Chinese staring into a spiritual vacuum, looking for a value system to counterbalance the rampant materialism that seems to govern life in China.
"Chinese people don't know what to believe in anymore," says Liu Zhongyu, a professor at East China Normal University in Shanghai, who conducted the survey. "And since the political atmosphere has relaxed, they turn to religion for comfort."
One young evangelical Christian missionary travels from rural village to village in the Protestant heartland in eastern China to proselytize. She attributed her own conversion to the overwhelming pressures of China's education system.
"In high school, I felt very depressed," said the bright-eyed young woman, who gave her name as Nicole. "I felt people had no direction, and I felt life was dry and boring. I felt the pressure of school was very high. God helped me and liberated me."
Although proselytizing is still illegal in China today, she and a group of friends are openly preaching in villages, without official interference. China has come a long way from the dark days of the Cultural Revolution, which ended in 1976, when all religious practice was banned, and monks and clergy were sent to prison or to perform hard labor.
Creating A 'Harmonious Society'
Since 2006, the position of China's government has been that religion can be a force for good toward the ultimate aim of creating a "harmonious society."
"What is important is that the work should be done on a legal basis," Ye Xiaowen, the official then in charge of religious affairs, told state-run Xinhua news agency in July 2006, in his first interview in a decade.
Ye, seen as a hardliner, was replaced by his deputy Wang Zuo'an in September 2009. The State Administration for Religious Affairs refused to comment for this series, and turned down repeated requests for interviews over an extended period of time.
China has a long history of peasant rebellions fueled by religious belief, and observers say the communist government still views religion with caution, seeing it as a social issue and political issue that could affect social stability.
"It doesn't matter to the Chinese government whether you are a farmers' union, a Boy Scout troop, the Red Cross or the Catholic Church," says Sister Janet Carroll, a nun who has been active in China for decades. "If you gather people together, have authorities in place, financial means and some sort of organizational control over groups of people, the Chinese government wants to not only know about it, but also have a say about how it all functions."
To that end, after the communist revolution in 1949, the government recognized five official religions: Protestantism, Catholicism, Buddhism, Daoism and Islam. For each of them, associations were set up to supervise and monitor religious practice.
China adopted the religious policy of the Soviet Union, with a few adaptations, says the Rev. Michel Marcil, director of the U.S. Catholic China Bureau. "They had no idea of what a religious policy was," he says.
But Marcil says conversations with Chinese religious affairs officials last year have led him to believe there could be policy changes.
"They said, 'We are now trying to find something which would be much more adapted to China and its present situation than what we took from Russia back in 1949,' " he says.
Spread Of Religion Beyond Government Control
Across China, religious belief has blossomed and flourished — far outpacing the government's framework to control it — with a profusion of charismatic movements and a revival in traditional Chinese religions. Two-thirds of those who described themselves as religious in the 2006 survey said they were Buddhists, Taoists or worshippers of folk gods such as the Dragon King or the God of Fortune.
Another popular goddess is Mazu, who is believed to protect sailors. Although she is included in the Daoist and Buddhist pantheons, she — and many other indigenous popular gods — falls outside China's five official religions. However, the worship of Mazu recently has been reclassified as "cultural heritage" rather than religious practice, making it acceptable even for Communist Party members.
Academics say that model is being used elsewhere in China for other indigenous folk religions.
There are also government attempts to support traditional Chinese practices such as ancestor worship, by changing the public holidays. In 2009, the government declared the Qingming Festival — the traditional day for sweeping graves — a public holiday for the first time, allowing much larger numbers of people to sweep their ancestral graves.
"Now the government supports us," says Shao Longshan, his cheeks still tear-stained after bowing deeply in front of the grave of his late wife, Zhu Jiefen, at a cemetery on the outskirts of Shanghai during the Qingming Festival in early April. "Not only does this let the people who are alive remember those who have gone, but [it allows us to] keep the Chinese traditions and culture."
The Chinese government has also given extra support to Buddhism in what scholars say is an attempt to counterbalance the explosion of Christian faith.
Faith Growing Among The Young
Another recent development is that increasing numbers of younger people are practicing religion. The 2006 survey showed 62 percent of religious believers are 39 and younger.
This trend was evident at an unregistered meeting of Christians worshipping in a charismatic underground prayer meeting in the coastal city of Wenzhou, known as "China's Jerusalem." Many of the devout were young and obviously well-off. Such underground Christians have recently received surprisingly sympathetic coverage in the state-run media, raising hopes that their meetings may be legitimized.
One scholar, Liu Peng of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, told the Global Times that "a huge gap" exists between the government's position on religion and Christians' needs.
"House churches also operate on a smaller scale, which means people's spiritual needs can be met more easily and they elect their own pastors. ... It's rather like the economic changes. When state-owned enterprises couldn't meet the public's needs, private businesses naturally appeared," he told the newspaper.
That link between belief and wealth is also apparent in the emergence of "boss Christians," or Christian entrepreneurs, in Wenzhou. Academics say they are helping the rapid spread of Christianity in China by building churches elsewhere to spread the "Wenzhou brand" of Christianity.
There has already been a significant relaxation of the government's religious policies over the past decade. New regulations passed in 2005 allow religious groups to send members overseas for study and to publish religious literature, among other things.
For Catholics, this has led to many clergy being able to study in the U.S. and elsewhere. They are struggling with both the theory and practice of reconciling communities who have been divided for decades: the state-sanctioned church and underground communities loyal to the Holy See.
The economic boom also is having unforeseen consequences for China's Muslims, in particular its female imams, who report difficulty recruiting new imam candidates because of the paltry salaries. China is the only place in the world that has a tradition of independent female mosques, with their own ahong, or imams, to lead prayers and teach the Quran to women. But older female ahong report that the economic opportunities offered elsewhere mean that few women are drawn to the profession.
Beijing Rethinking Its Stance?
On a wide range of religious issues, there's clearly pressure for change in China from the grass roots, and some observers have noticed a new responsiveness from the top down.
"This is not simply something from below, but it's being met from above in constructive ways as well," says Tom Banchoff, director of Georgetown University's Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs.
His organization holds annual meetings with Chinese religious affairs officials. He says this new attitude is evidenced by "the fact there are centers for religious studies arising at universities around China with public support, the fact that there's now a discourse about the positive role that religion can play in Chinese society."
This does represent a change in attitude, but at the same time, many accounts are emerging from within China of leaders of larger unsanctioned religious groups being subject to official harassment and persecution, sometimes ending up in detention and even jail.
China's communist leaders are, it appears, still struggling with how to deal with this unruly religious boom, and their cautious steps forward sometimes end up being counterbalanced by reflexive crackdowns at a local level.
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Journal of Mental Health Policy and Economics
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JOURNAL OF QUANTITATIVE CRIMINOLOGY
JOURNAL OF REAL ESTATE FINANCE AND ECONOMICS
Journal of Real Estate Research
JOURNAL OF REGIONAL SCIENCE
JOURNAL OF REGULATORY ECONOMICS
JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION
JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
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JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN READING
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JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON ADOLESCENCE
JOURNAL OF RETAILING
JOURNAL OF RISK AND INSURANCE
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JOURNAL OF RURAL HEALTH
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JOURNAL OF SPORT & EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY
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JOURNAL OF SPORT MANAGEMENT
JOURNAL OF STRATEGIC STUDIES
Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs
JOURNAL OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT
JOURNAL OF TEACHER EDUCATION
JOURNAL OF TEACHING IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION
JOURNAL OF THE ACADEMY OF MARKETING SCIENCE
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY
Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PSYCHIATRY AND THE LAW
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN GERIATRICS SOCIETY
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL INFORMATICS ASSOCIATION
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION
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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Journal of the Association for Information Systems
JOURNAL OF THE COPYRIGHT SOCIETY OF THE USA
Journal of the European Economic Association
JOURNAL OF THE EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOR
JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF BIOLOGY
JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE AND ALLIED SCIENCES
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JOURNAL OF THE JAPANESE AND INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIES
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JOURNAL OF THE OPERATIONAL RESEARCH SOCIETY
JOURNAL OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF SPORT
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JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL STATISTICAL SOCIETY SERIES A-STATISTICS IN SOCIETY
JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL POLITICS
Journal of Transcultural Nursing
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Journal of Transport Geography
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JOURNAL OF WOMEN & AGING
Journal of Women Politics & Policy
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Journal of Wound Ostomy and Continence Nursing
JOURNAL OF YOUTH AND ADOLESCENCE
JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY
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Language Teaching Research
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Lexikos
LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE RESEARCH
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MENTAL RETARDATION
MERRILL-PALMER QUARTERLY-JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
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Mobilization
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MODERN CHINA
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NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
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NORDIC JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY
Nordic Psychology
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
NOTRE DAME LAW REVIEW
NOUVELLES QUESTIONS FEMINISTES
Nuncius-Journal of the History of Science
NURSE EDUCATION TODAY
Nurse Educator
NURSING CLINICS OF NORTH AMERICA
NURSING ECONOMICS
NURSING ETHICS
NURSING HISTORY REVIEW
Nursing Inquiry
NURSING OUTLOOK
NURSING RESEARCH
NURSING SCIENCE QUARTERLY
OCEAN DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
OCEANIA
OMEGA-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
OMEGA-JOURNAL OF DEATH AND DYING
ONCOLOGY NURSING FORUM
ONLINE
ONLINE INFORMATION REVIEW
OPEN ECONOMIES REVIEW
Open House International
ORGANIZATION
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ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND HUMAN DECISION PROCESSES
ORGANIZATIONAL DYNAMICS
ORGANIZATIONAL RESEARCH METHODS
Orthopaedic Nursing
OSIRIS
OSTEUROPA
OTJR-OCCUPATION PARTICIPATION AND HEALTH
OXFORD BULLETIN OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS
OXFORD ECONOMIC PAPERS-NEW SERIES
OXFORD REVIEW OF ECONOMIC POLICY
OXFORD REVIEW OF EDUCATION
PACIFIC AFFAIRS
Pacific Economic Review
Pacific Focus
PACIFIC REVIEW
PAEDAGOGICA HISTORICA
Pain Management Nursing
PAPERS IN REGIONAL SCIENCE
Parenting-Science and Practice
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PARTY POLITICS
PAST & PRESENT
PATIENT EDUCATION AND COUNSELING
PATTERNS OF PREJUDICE
PENSEE
PERCEPTION
PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS
PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS
PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES
PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN
PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW
PERSONNEL PSYCHOLOGY
PERSONNEL REVIEW
PERSPECTIVES IN EDUCATION
PERSPECTIVES IN PSYCHIATRIC CARE
PERSPECTIVES ON SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
PHI DELTA KAPPAN
PHILOSOPHICAL PSYCHOLOGY
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PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
PHONETICA
Physical Review Special Topics-Physics Education Research
PHYSICS IN PERSPECTIVE
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PLAINS ANTHROPOLOGIST
POETICS
POLICING-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLICE STRATEGIES & MANAGEMENT
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POLICY REVIEW
POLICY SCIENCES
POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL
Polish Sociological Review
POLITICA Y GOBIERNO
POLITICAL ANALYSIS
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POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY
POLITICAL QUARTERLY
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POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY
POLITICAL STUDIES
POLITICAL THEORY
POLITICKA EKONOMIE
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Politikon
POLITISCHE VIERTELJAHRESSCHRIFT
POPULATION
POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW
POPULATION AND ENVIRONMENT
POPULATION BULLETIN
POPULATION RESEARCH AND POLICY REVIEW
Population Space and Place
POPULATION STUDIES-A JOURNAL OF DEMOGRAPHY
PORTAL-LIBRARIES AND THE ACADEMY
Portuguese Economic Journal
POST-COMMUNIST ECONOMIES
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PREVENTION SCIENCE
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PROBLEMS OF POST-COMMUNISM
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Profesional de la Informacion
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PS-POLITICAL SCIENCE & POLITICS
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PSYCHIATRIC ANNALS
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PSYCHOSOMATICS
PSYCHOTHERAPEUT
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PSYCHOTHERAPY
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PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF SCIENCE
PUBLIUS-THE JOURNAL OF FEDERALISM
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QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH
QUALITATIVE INQUIRY
QUALITY & QUANTITY
QUANTITATIVE FINANCE
QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS
QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
Quarterly Journal of Political Science
QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF SPEECH
QUEST
R & D MANAGEMENT
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RADICAL PHILOSOPHY
RAND JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS
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READING AND WRITING
READING RESEARCH QUARTERLY
READING TEACHER
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Rehabilitation Nursing
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Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders
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RESEARCH IN ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
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RESEARCH POLICY
RESEARCH QUARTERLY FOR EXERCISE AND SPORT
RESEARCH-TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT
RESOURCE AND ENERGY ECONOMICS
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RESTAURATOR-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR THE PRESERVATION OF LIBRARY AND ARCHIVAL MATERIAL
REVIEW OF ACCOUNTING STUDIES
REVIEW OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Review of Development Economics
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Revue Internationale de Psychologie Sociale-International Review of Social Psychology
RISK ANALYSIS
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SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW
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SCIENCE IN CONTEXT
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SCIENCES SOCIALES ET SANTE
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SCOTTISH GEOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL
SCOTTISH JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY
Scripta Nova-Revista Electronica de Geografia y Ciencias Sociales
SECOND LANGUAGE RESEARCH
SECURITIES REGULATION LAW JOURNAL
SECURITY DIALOGUE
SECURITY STUDIES
Self and Identity
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SERVICE INDUSTRIES JOURNAL
SEX ROLES
SEXUAL ABUSE-A JOURNAL OF RESEARCH AND TREATMENT
SEXUALITY AND DISABILITY
SIGNS
SINGAPORE JOURNAL OF TROPICAL GEOGRAPHY
SLAVIC REVIEW
SMALL BUSINESS ECONOMICS
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SMITH COLLEGE STUDIES IN SOCIAL WORK
SOCIAL & CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY
SOCIAL & LEGAL STUDIES
SOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND PERSONALITY
SOCIAL CHOICE AND WELFARE
SOCIAL COGNITION
SOCIAL COMPASS
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
SOCIAL DYNAMICS-A JOURNAL OF THE CENTRE FOR AFRICAN STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN
SOCIAL FORCES
SOCIAL HISTORY OF MEDICINE
SOCIAL INDICATORS RESEARCH
SOCIAL NETWORKS
SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY & POLICY
SOCIAL POLICY & ADMINISTRATION
SOCIAL POLITICS
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHIATRIC EPIDEMIOLOGY
Social Psychology
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY QUARTERLY
SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE
SOCIAL SCIENCE COMPUTER REVIEW
SOCIAL SCIENCE HISTORY
SOCIAL SCIENCE INFORMATION SUR LES SCIENCES SOCIALES
SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL
SOCIAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY
SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH
SOCIAL SERVICE REVIEW
SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE
SOCIAL WORK
SOCIAL WORK IN HEALTH CARE
SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH
SOCIETY
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SOCIOLOGIA
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SOCIOLOGICAL FORUM
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SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH
SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
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SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH ONLINE
SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW
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SOCIOLOGICKY CASOPIS-CZECH SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW
SOCIOLOGIE DU TRAVAIL
SOCIOLOGISK FORSKNING
SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION
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SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION
SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT JOURNAL
SOCIOLOGY-THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
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South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences
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South African Journal of Education
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SOZIALE WELT-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIALWISSENSCHAFTLICHE FORSCHUNG UND PRAXIS
SPACE POLICY
Spanish Economic Review
Spanish Journal of Psychology
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STANFORD LAW REVIEW
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SWISS JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
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THEORY AND SOCIETY
THEORY CULTURE & SOCIETY
THEORY INTO PRACTICE
THINKING & REASONING
THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY
TIDSSKRIFT FOR SAMFUNNSFORSKNING
TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR ECONOMISCHE EN SOCIALE GEOGRAFIE
TIME & SOCIETY
TOBACCO CONTROL
TOPICS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD SPECIAL EDUCATION
TOPICS IN GERIATRIC REHABILITATION
TOPICS IN LANGUAGE DISORDERS
TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS EXCELLENCE
TOURISM MANAGEMENT
TRANSACTIONS OF THE INSTITUTE OF BRITISH GEOGRAPHERS
Transformations in Business & Economics
Transport Policy
TRANSPORT REVIEWS
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION JOURNAL
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART A-POLICY AND PRACTICE
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART B-METHODOLOGICAL
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART D-TRANSPORT AND ENVIRONMENT
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART E-LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORTATION REVIEW
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART F-TRAFFIC PSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIOUR
TRANSPORTATION SCIENCE
Transportmetrica
Trauma Violence & Abuse
TRAVAIL HUMAIN
TRENDS IN COGNITIVE SCIENCES
TRIMESTRE ECONOMICO
Turk Psikiyatri Dergisi
TURK PSIKOLOJI DERGISI
UCLA LAW REVIEW
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW REVIEW
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI LAW REVIEW
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LAW REVIEW
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW REVIEW
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH LAW REVIEW
URBAN AFFAIRS REVIEW
URBAN EDUCATION
URBAN GEOGRAPHY
URBAN LAWYER
URBAN STUDIES
VALUE IN HEALTH
VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW
VERHALTENSTHERAPIE
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
VIRGINIA LAW REVIEW
VISUAL COGNITION
VOLTA REVIEW
VOPROSY PSIKHOLOGII
WAR IN HISTORY
WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW
WASHINGTON QUARTERLY
WEST EUROPEAN POLITICS
WESTERN JOURNAL OF NURSING RESEARCH
WISCONSIN LAW REVIEW
WOMEN & HEALTH
WOMEN & THERAPY
WOMENS HEALTH ISSUES
WOMENS STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM
WORK AND OCCUPATIONS
WORK AND STRESS
WORK EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIETY
WORLD BANK ECONOMIC REVIEW
WORLD BANK RESEARCH OBSERVER
WORLD DEVELOPMENT
WORLD ECONOMY
WORLD POLICY JOURNAL
WORLD POLITICS
World Psychiatry
Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing
WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
YALE LAW JOURNAL
YOUTH & SOCIETY
ZEITGESCHICHTE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ARBEITS-UND ORGANISATIONSPSYCHOLOGIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR BIBLIOTHEKSWESEN UND BIBLIOGRAPHIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR DIALEKTOLOGIE UND LINGUISTIK
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ENTWICKLUNGSPSYCHOLOGIE UND PADAGOGISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE
Zeitschrift fur Erziehungswissenschaft
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ETHNOLOGIE
Zeitschrift fur Evaluation
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR GERONTOLOGIE UND GERIATRIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR KINDER-UND JUGENDPSYCHIATRIE UND PSYCHOTHERAPIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR KLINISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE UND PSYCHOTHERAPIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PADAGOGIK
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PADAGOGISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE
Zeitschrift fur Personalforschung
Zeitschrift fur Personalpsychologie
Zeitschrift fur Psychiatrie Psychologie und Psychotherapie
Zeitschrift fur Psychologie-Journal of Psychology
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOSOMATISCHE MEDIZIN UND PSYCHOTHERAPIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIALPSYCHOLOGIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIOLOGIE
Zeitschrift fur Soziologie der Erziehung und Sozialisation
ZYGON
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ACADEMIC PSYCHIATRY
ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT JOURNAL
Academy of Management Learning & Education
Academy of Management Perspectives
ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT REVIEW
ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION
ACCOUNTING ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETY
ACCOUNTING REVIEW
Acta Politica
ACTA PSYCHIATRICA SCANDINAVICA
ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA
ACTA SOCIOLOGICA
ACTES DE LA RECHERCHE EN SCIENCES SOCIALES
ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR
ADDICTION
ADDICTION RESEARCH & THEORY
ADDICTIVE BEHAVIORS
ADMINISTRATION & SOCIETY
Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research
ADMINISTRATION IN SOCIAL WORK
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW REVIEW
ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY
ADOLESCENCE
ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY
ADULT EDUCATION QUARTERLY
ADVANCES IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND BEHAVIOR
ADVANCES IN EXPERIMENTAL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
ADVANCES IN HEALTH SCIENCES EDUCATION
ADVANCES IN NURSING SCIENCE
ADVANCES IN STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT : A RESEARCH ANNUAL
AFFILIA-JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL WORK
AFRICA
AFRICAN AFFAIRS
AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT REVIEW-REVUE AFRICAINE DE DEVELOPPEMENT
African Journal of Business Management
Afrika Spectrum
AGEING & SOCIETY
AGGRESSION AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR
AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR
AGING & MENTAL HEALTH
AGING NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND COGNITION
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
AGRICULTURAL HISTORY
AGRICULTURE AND HUMAN VALUES
AIDS AND BEHAVIOR
AIDS CARE-PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIO-MEDICAL ASPECTS OF AIDS/HIV
AIDS EDUCATION AND PREVENTION
AIDS PATIENT CARE AND STDS
ALCOHOL RESEARCH & HEALTH
ALTERNATIVES
AMERICAN ANNALS OF THE DEAF
AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST
AMERICAN ANTIQUITY
AMERICAN BANKRUPTCY LAW JOURNAL
AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST
AMERICAN BUSINESS LAW JOURNAL
AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW
AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH JOURNAL
AMERICAN ETHNOLOGIST
AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW
AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL HYPNOSIS
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LAW
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EVALUATION
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF FAMILY THERAPY
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH BEHAVIOR
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH PROMOTION
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HUMAN BIOLOGY
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF LAW & MEDICINE
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MANAGED CARE
American Journal of Mens Health
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY
AMERICAN JOURNAL ON ADDICTIONS
AMERICAN JOURNAL ON MENTAL RETARDATION
AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW
AMERICAN POLITICS RESEARCH
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST
AMERICAN REVIEW OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW
AMERICAN SPEECH
ANNALS OF BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE
ANNALS OF DYSLEXIA
ANNALS OF REGIONAL SCIENCE
ANNALS OF SCIENCE
ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE
ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS
ANNALS OF TOURISM RESEARCH
ANNEE PSYCHOLOGIQUE
ANNUAL REVIEW OF ANTHROPOLOGY
Annual Review of Clinical Psychology
ANNUAL REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENT AND RESOURCES
ANNUAL REVIEW OF INFORMATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Annual Review of Law and Social Science
ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY
ANNUAL REVIEW OF PUBLIC HEALTH
ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY
Anthropological Forum
ANTHROPOLOGICAL QUARTERLY
ANTHROPOLOGIE
ANTHROPOLOGISCHER ANZEIGER
ANTHROPOLOGY & EDUCATION QUARTERLY
ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHEOLOGY OF EURASIA
ANTHROPOS
ANTIPODE
ANTIQUITY
ANTITRUST LAW JOURNAL
ANXIETY STRESS AND COPING
APPLIED & PREVENTIVE PSYCHOLOGY
APPLIED COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
APPLIED ECONOMICS
APPLIED ECONOMICS LETTERS
APPLIED ERGONOMICS
APPLIED GEOGRAPHY
APPLIED LINGUISTICS
APPLIED MEASUREMENT IN EDUCATION
APPLIED NURSING RESEARCH
APPLIED PSYCHOLINGUISTICS
APPLIED PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT
APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW-PSYCHOLOGIE APPLIQUEE-REVUE INTERNATIONALE
APPLIED PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY AND BIOFEEDBACK
ARCHIVE FOR HISTORY OF EXACT SCIENCES
ARCHIVES EUROPEENNES DE SOCIOLOGIE
ARCHIVES OF CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
ARCHIVES OF GENERAL PSYCHIATRY
ARCHIVES OF PSYCHIATRIC NURSING
ARCHIVES OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
ARCTIC ANTHROPOLOGY
AREA
ARMED FORCES & SOCIETY
ARTS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY
Asia Pacific Education Review
ASIA PACIFIC JOURNAL OF SOCIAL WORK AND DEVELOPMENT
Asia-Pacific Journal of Financial Studies
ASIAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
ASIAN JOURNAL OF WOMENS STUDIES
ASIAN SURVEY
ASLIB PROCEEDINGS
ASSESSMENT
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
Astin Bulletin
ATTACHMENT & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
AUDITING-A JOURNAL OF PRACTICE & THEORY
Augmentative and Alternative Communication
AUSTRALASIAN JOURNAL ON AGEING
AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY
AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY
AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
AUSTRALIAN ECONOMIC HISTORY REVIEW
Australian Economic Review
AUSTRALIAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCHER
AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES
AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHER
Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing
AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL AND RESOURCE ECONOMICS
AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION
AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES
AUSTRALIAN PSYCHOLOGIST
AUTISM
BASIC AND APPLIED SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
BEHAVIOR ANALYST
BEHAVIOR GENETICS
BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION
Behavior Research Methods
BEHAVIOR THERAPY
BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES
BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONS
BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES & THE LAW
BEHAVIOUR & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
BEHAVIOUR CHANGE
BEHAVIOUR RESEARCH AND THERAPY
BEHAVIOURAL AND COGNITIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
BEHAVIOURAL PROCESSES
BERLINER JOURNAL FUR SOZIOLOGIE
BETRIEBSWIRTSCHAFTLICHE FORSCHUNG UND PRAXIS
BIJDRAGEN TOT DE TAAL- LAND- EN VOLKENKUNDE
Bilingualism-Language and Cognition
BIOETHICS
BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
BIOLOGY & PHILOSOPHY
BIOSECURITY AND BIOTERRORISM-BIODEFENSE STRATEGY PRACTICE AND SCIENCE
BIRTH-ISSUES IN PERINATAL CARE
BLACK SCHOLAR
Body & Society
Boletin de la Asociacion de Geografos Espanoles
BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
BRAIN AND COGNITION
BRAIN AND LANGUAGE
BRITISH EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH JOURNAL
BRITISH JOURNAL FOR THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE
BRITISH JOURNAL FOR THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
BRITISH JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
BRITISH JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY
BRITISH JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
BRITISH JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
BRITISH JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
BRITISH JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL STUDIES
BRITISH JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
BRITISH JOURNAL OF GUIDANCE & COUNSELLING
BRITISH JOURNAL OF HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
BRITISH JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
BRITISH JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT
BRITISH JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL & STATISTICAL PSYCHOLOGY
BRITISH JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY
BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIAL WORK
BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY
BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION
BROOKINGS PAPERS ON ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
BUFFALO LAW REVIEW
BULLETIN OF INDONESIAN ECONOMIC STUDIES
BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS
BULLETIN OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE
BULLETIN OF THE MENNINGER CLINIC
BUSINESS ETHICS QUARTERLY
BUSINESS HISTORY
BUSINESS HISTORY REVIEW
BUSINESS LAWYER
CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW
CALIFORNIA MANAGEMENT REVIEW
CAMBRIDGE JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS
CAMBRIDGE QUARTERLY OF HEALTHCARE ETHICS
CANADIAN GEOGRAPHER-GEOGRAPHE CANADIEN
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCES-REVUE CANADIENNE DES SCIENCES DE L ADMINISTRATION
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS-REVUE CANADIENNE D AGROECONOMIE
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES-REVUE CANADIENNE D ETUDES DU DEVELOPPEMENT
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS-REVUE CANADIENNE D ECONOMIQUE
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE EXPERIMENTALE
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF INFORMATION AND LIBRARY SCIENCE-REVUE CANADIENNE DES SCIENCES DE L INFORMATION ET DE BIBLIOTHECONOMIE
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE-REVUE CANADIENNE DE SCIENCE POLITIQUE
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHIATRIE
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH-REVUE CANADIENNE DE SANTE PUBLIQUE
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY-CAHIERS CANADIENS DE SOCIOLOGIE
CANADIAN JOURNAL ON AGING-REVUE CANADIENNE DU VIEILLISSEMENT
CANADIAN MODERN LANGUAGE REVIEW-REVUE CANADIENNE DES LANGUES VIVANTES
CANADIAN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION-ADMINISTRATION PUBLIQUE DU CANADA
CANADIAN PUBLIC POLICY-ANALYSE DE POLITIQUES
Canadian Review of Sociology-Revue Canadienne de Sociologie
CANCER NURSING
CAREER DEVELOPMENT QUARTERLY
CARTOGRAPHIC JOURNAL
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
CESifo Economic Studies
CESKOSLOVENSKA PSYCHOLOGIE
CHILD & FAMILY BEHAVIOR THERAPY
CHILD ABUSE & NEGLECT
CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRIC CLINICS OF NORTH AMERICA
CHILD CARE HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
CHILD MALTREATMENT
CHILD PSYCHIATRY & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
CHILD WELFARE
CHILDHOOD-A GLOBAL JOURNAL OF CHILD RESEARCH
CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES REVIEW
CHILDRENS HEALTH CARE
China & World Economy
CHINA ECONOMIC REVIEW
CHINA JOURNAL
CHINA QUARTERLY
China Review-An Interdisciplinary Journal on Greater China
CHINESE EDUCATION AND SOCIETY
CHINESE LAW AND GOVERNMENT
CHINESE SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY
Chungara-Revista de Antropologia Chilena
CIN-COMPUTERS INFORMATICS NURSING
CITIES
CLIMATE POLICY
CLINICAL CHILD AND FAMILY PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW
CLINICAL LINGUISTICS & PHONETICS
CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGIST
Clinical Nurse Specialist
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY & PSYCHOTHERAPY
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY-SCIENCE AND PRACTICE
CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK JOURNAL
COGNITION
COGNITION & EMOTION
COGNITION AND INSTRUCTION
COGNITIVE AND BEHAVIORAL PRACTICE
COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT
COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS
COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
COGNITIVE SCIENCE
Cognitive Systems Research
COGNITIVE THERAPY AND RESEARCH
COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES
COLLEGIUM ANTROPOLOGICUM
COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF LAW AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS
COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF TRANSNATIONAL LAW
COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW
COMMENTARY
COMMON MARKET LAW REVIEW
COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS
COMMUNICATION RESEARCH
COMMUNICATION THEORY
COMMUNIST AND POST-COMMUNIST STUDIES
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL
COMPARATIVE EDUCATION
COMPARATIVE EDUCATION REVIEW
COMPARATIVE POLITICAL STUDIES
COMPARATIVE POLITICS
COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN SOCIETY AND HISTORY
COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRY
COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS
COMPUTERS & EDUCATION
COMPUTERS ENVIRONMENT AND URBAN SYSTEMS
COMPUTERS IN HUMAN BEHAVIOR
CONFIGURATIONS
CONFLICT MANAGEMENT AND PEACE SCIENCE
CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION
CONTEMPORARY ACCOUNTING RESEARCH
CONTEMPORARY ECONOMIC POLICY
CONTEMPORARY EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
CONTEMPORARY PACIFIC
CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOANALYSIS
CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY-A JOURNAL OF REVIEWS
CONTINUITY AND CHANGE
CONTRIBUTIONS TO INDIAN SOCIOLOGY
Cooperation and Conflict
Cornell Hospitality Quarterly
CORNELL INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL
CORNELL LAW REVIEW
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW
COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGIST
CREATIVITY RESEARCH JOURNAL
CRIME & DELINQUENCY
CRIME AND JUSTICE-A REVIEW OF RESEARCH
CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND BEHAVIOR
CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW
CRIMINOLOGY
Crisis-The Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention
CRITICAL ASIAN STUDIES
Critical Care Nurse
CRITICAL REVIEW
CRITICAL SOCIAL POLICY
CRITICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA COMMUNICATION
CRITIQUE OF ANTHROPOLOGY
CROSS-CULTURAL RESEARCH
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
CULTURAL GEOGRAPHIES
CULTURAL STUDIES
CULTURE & PSYCHOLOGY
CULTURE HEALTH & SEXUALITY
CULTURE MEDICINE AND PSYCHIATRY
CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGY
CURRENT DIRECTIONS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE
CURRENT HISTORY
CURRENT OPINION IN PSYCHIATRY
CURRENT PSYCHOLOGY
CURRICULUM INQUIRY
CYBERPSYCHOLOGY & BEHAVIOR
DADOS-REVISTA DE CIENCIAS SOCIAIS
DAEDALUS
DEATH STUDIES
DECISION SCIENCES
DEFENCE AND PEACE ECONOMICS
Demographic Research
DEMOGRAPHY
DENVER UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY
DESARROLLO ECONOMICO-REVISTA DE CIENCIAS SOCIALES
DEVELOPING ECONOMIES
DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE
DEVELOPMENT AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
Development Policy Review
DEVELOPMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
DEVELOPMENTAL REVIEW
DEVELOPMENTAL SCIENCE
Deviance et Societe
DEVIANT BEHAVIOR
DIAGNOSTICA
Differences-A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies
DISABILITY & SOCIETY
DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION
DISASTERS
DISCOURSE & SOCIETY
DISCOURSE PROCESSES
DISCOURSE STUDIES
DISSENT
DRUG AND ALCOHOL REVIEW
DRUGS-EDUCATION PREVENTION AND POLICY
DRUSTVENA ISTRAZIVANJA
DUKE LAW JOURNAL
Dynamis
DYSLEXIA
EARLY CHILDHOOD RESEARCH QUARTERLY
EAST EUROPEAN POLITICS AND SOCIETIES
EAST EUROPEAN QUARTERLY
EASTERN EUROPEAN ECONOMICS
ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS
ECOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
ECOLOGY LAW QUARTERLY
Econometric Reviews
ECONOMETRIC THEORY
ECONOMETRICA
Econometrics Journal
ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL DEMOCRACY
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND CULTURAL CHANGE
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT QUARTERLY
ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
ECONOMIC HISTORY REVIEW
ECONOMIC INQUIRY
ECONOMIC JOURNAL
ECONOMIC MODELLING
ECONOMIC POLICY
ECONOMIC RECORD
ECONOMIC THEORY
ECONOMICA
Economics & Human Biology
ECONOMICS AND PHILOSOPHY
ECONOMICS LETTERS
ECONOMICS OF EDUCATION REVIEW
ECONOMICS OF TRANSITION
ECONOMIST-NETHERLANDS
ECONOMY AND SOCIETY
ECONTENT
EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
EDUCATION AND URBAN SOCIETY
EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION QUARTERLY
EDUCATIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT
EDUCATIONAL EVALUATION AND POLICY ANALYSIS
EDUCATIONAL GERONTOLOGY
EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP
EDUCATIONAL POLICY
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
EDUCATIONAL REVIEW
EDUCATIONAL STUDIES
EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY & SOCIETY
EKONOMICKY CASOPIS
EKONOMISKA SAMFUNDETS TIDSKRIFT
ELECTORAL STUDIES
Electronic Commerce Research and Applications
ELECTRONIC LIBRARY
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JOURNAL
EMERGING MARKETS FINANCE AND TRADE
EMOTION
Empirical Economics
ENERGY ECONOMICS
ENERGY JOURNAL
ENERGY POLICY
ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES
ENGLISH HISTORICAL REVIEW
ENTERPRISE & SOCIETY
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
ENTREPRENEURSHIP THEORY AND PRACTICE
ENVIRONMENT
ENVIRONMENT AND BEHAVIOR
ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS
ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING A
ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING B-PLANNING & DESIGN
ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING C-GOVERNMENT AND POLICY
ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING D-SOCIETY & SPACE
ENVIRONMENT AND URBANIZATION
ENVIRONMENTAL & RESOURCE ECONOMICS
ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS
ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REVIEW
ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS
ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES
Epidemiologia e Psichiatria Sociale-An International Journal for Epidemiology and Psychiatric Sciences
Erdkunde
ERGONOMICS
ETHICS
ETHICS & BEHAVIOR
ETHNIC AND RACIAL STUDIES
Ethnicities
ETHNICITY & HEALTH
ETHNOHISTORY
ETHNOLOGY
ETHNOS
ETHOS
ETR&D-EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
EURASIAN GEOGRAPHY AND ECONOMICS
EURE-REVISTA LATINOAMERICANA DE ESTUDIOS URBANO REGIONALES
EUROPE-ASIA STUDIES
European Accounting Review
EUROPEAN ADDICTION RESEARCH
EUROPEAN CHILD & ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY
European Constitutional Law Review
EUROPEAN EATING DISORDERS REVIEW
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC REVIEW
European Financial Management
EUROPEAN HISTORY QUARTERLY
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
European Journal of International Law
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF MARKETING
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF MIGRATION AND LAW
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL RESEARCH
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF POPULATION-REVUE EUROPEENNE DE DEMOGRAPHIE
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
European Journal of the History of Economic Thought
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF WOMENS STUDIES
European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology
European Physical Education Review
EUROPEAN PLANNING STUDIES
EUROPEAN PSYCHIATRY
EUROPEAN PSYCHOLOGIST
EUROPEAN REVIEW OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
EUROPEAN REVIEW OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE EUROPEENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE APPLIQUEE
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Journal of Cognition and Development
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Journal of Community Health Nursing
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Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education
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Journal of Economic Policy Reform
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Journal of Emergency Nursing
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Journal of Family Nursing
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Journal of Forensic Psychology Practice
Journal of Forest Economics
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Journal of Geographical Systems
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Journal of Gerontological Nursing
Journal of Global Information Management
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Journal of Historical Pragmatics
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Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management
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Journal of Informetrics
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Journal of Mental Health Policy and Economics
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JOURNAL OF MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING AND DEVELOPMENT
JOURNAL OF MUSIC THERAPY
JOURNAL OF NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASE
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JOURNAL OF NURSING EDUCATION
JOURNAL OF NURSING SCHOLARSHIP
JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Journal of Occupational Health Psychology
JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL REHABILITATION
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JOURNAL OF ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
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JOURNAL OF PALESTINE STUDIES
JOURNAL OF PALLIATIVE CARE
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JOURNAL OF PEDIATRIC PSYCHOLOGY
JOURNAL OF PERINATAL & NEONATAL NURSING
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JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
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JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION
JOURNAL OF PHONETICS
JOURNAL OF PIDGIN AND CREOLE LANGUAGES
JOURNAL OF PLANNING EDUCATION AND RESEARCH
JOURNAL OF PLANNING LITERATURE
JOURNAL OF POLICY ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT
JOURNAL OF POLICY MODELING
Journal of Policy Reform
JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY
JOURNAL OF POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
JOURNAL OF POLITICS
JOURNAL OF POPULATION ECONOMICS
JOURNAL OF PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
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JOURNAL OF POST KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS
JOURNAL OF PRAGMATICS
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JOURNAL OF PRODUCTIVITY ANALYSIS
JOURNAL OF PROFESSIONAL NURSING
Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing
JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH
JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY & NEUROSCIENCE
JOURNAL OF PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS
JOURNAL OF PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT
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JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
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JOURNAL OF PSYCHOSOCIAL ONCOLOGY
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JOURNAL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION RESEARCH AND THEORY
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JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH MANAGEMENT AND PRACTICE
JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY
JOURNAL OF PUBLIC POLICY & MARKETING
JOURNAL OF QUANTITATIVE CRIMINOLOGY
JOURNAL OF REAL ESTATE FINANCE AND ECONOMICS
Journal of Real Estate Research
JOURNAL OF REGIONAL SCIENCE
JOURNAL OF REGULATORY ECONOMICS
JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION
JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
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JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE AND INFANT PSYCHOLOGY
JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN CRIME AND DELINQUENCY
JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN PERSONALITY
JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN READING
JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN SCIENCE TEACHING
JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON ADOLESCENCE
JOURNAL OF RETAILING
JOURNAL OF RISK AND INSURANCE
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JOURNAL OF RISK RESEARCH
JOURNAL OF RURAL HEALTH
JOURNAL OF RURAL STUDIES
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JOURNAL OF SOCIAL AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
JOURNAL OF SOCIAL AND PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
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JOURNAL OF SOCIOLINGUISTICS
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JOURNAL OF SPORT & EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY
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JOURNAL OF SPORT MANAGEMENT
JOURNAL OF STRATEGIC STUDIES
Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs
JOURNAL OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT
JOURNAL OF TEACHER EDUCATION
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JOURNAL OF THE ACADEMY OF MARKETING SCIENCE
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY
Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PSYCHIATRY AND THE LAW
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN GERIATRICS SOCIETY
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL INFORMATICS ASSOCIATION
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION
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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Journal of the Association for Information Systems
JOURNAL OF THE COPYRIGHT SOCIETY OF THE USA
Journal of the European Economic Association
JOURNAL OF THE EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOR
JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF BIOLOGY
JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE AND ALLIED SCIENCES
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JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL POLITICS
Journal of Transcultural Nursing
JOURNAL OF TRANSPORT ECONOMICS AND POLICY
Journal of Transport Geography
JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS
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JOURNAL OF VOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR
JOURNAL OF WOMEN & AGING
Journal of Women Politics & Policy
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Journal of Wound Ostomy and Continence Nursing
JOURNAL OF YOUTH AND ADOLESCENCE
JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY
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LAND USE POLICY
LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING
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Lexikos
LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE RESEARCH
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Men and Masculinities
MENTAL RETARDATION
MERRILL-PALMER QUARTERLY-JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
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Mobilization
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NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
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Nordic Psychology
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NOUVELLES QUESTIONS FEMINISTES
Nuncius-Journal of the History of Science
NURSE EDUCATION TODAY
Nurse Educator
NURSING CLINICS OF NORTH AMERICA
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NURSING ETHICS
NURSING HISTORY REVIEW
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NURSING OUTLOOK
NURSING RESEARCH
NURSING SCIENCE QUARTERLY
OCEAN DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
OCEANIA
OMEGA-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
OMEGA-JOURNAL OF DEATH AND DYING
ONCOLOGY NURSING FORUM
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OPEN ECONOMIES REVIEW
Open House International
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ORGANIZATIONAL DYNAMICS
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Orthopaedic Nursing
OSIRIS
OSTEUROPA
OTJR-OCCUPATION PARTICIPATION AND HEALTH
OXFORD BULLETIN OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS
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OXFORD REVIEW OF ECONOMIC POLICY
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Pacific Economic Review
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Pain Management Nursing
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Parenting-Science and Practice
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PARTY POLITICS
PAST & PRESENT
PATIENT EDUCATION AND COUNSELING
PATTERNS OF PREJUDICE
PENSEE
PERCEPTION
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PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES
PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN
PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW
PERSONNEL PSYCHOLOGY
PERSONNEL REVIEW
PERSPECTIVES IN EDUCATION
PERSPECTIVES IN PSYCHIATRIC CARE
PERSPECTIVES ON SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
PHI DELTA KAPPAN
PHILOSOPHICAL PSYCHOLOGY
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PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
PHONETICA
Physical Review Special Topics-Physics Education Research
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PLAINS ANTHROPOLOGIST
POETICS
POLICING-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLICE STRATEGIES & MANAGEMENT
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POLICY REVIEW
POLICY SCIENCES
POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL
Polish Sociological Review
POLITICA Y GOBIERNO
POLITICAL ANALYSIS
POLITICAL BEHAVIOR
POLITICAL COMMUNICATION
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POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY
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POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY
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POLITICAL THEORY
POLITICKA EKONOMIE
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Politikon
POLITISCHE VIERTELJAHRESSCHRIFT
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POPULATION AND ENVIRONMENT
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POPULATION RESEARCH AND POLICY REVIEW
Population Space and Place
POPULATION STUDIES-A JOURNAL OF DEMOGRAPHY
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Portuguese Economic Journal
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RESTAURATOR-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR THE PRESERVATION OF LIBRARY AND ARCHIVAL MATERIAL
REVIEW OF ACCOUNTING STUDIES
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Self and Identity
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SEX ROLES
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SINGAPORE JOURNAL OF TROPICAL GEOGRAPHY
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SOCIAL DYNAMICS-A JOURNAL OF THE CENTRE FOR AFRICAN STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN
SOCIAL FORCES
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SOCIETY
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SOCIOLOGIA
SOCIOLOGIA RURALIS
SOCIOLOGICAL FORUM
SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY
SOCIOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY
SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS & RESEARCH
SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
SOCIOLOGICAL QUARTERLY
SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH ONLINE
SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW
SOCIOLOGICAL SPECTRUM
SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY
SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY AND METHODS
SOCIOLOGICKY CASOPIS-CZECH SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW
SOCIOLOGIE DU TRAVAIL
SOCIOLOGISK FORSKNING
SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION
SOCIOLOGY OF HEALTH & ILLNESS
SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION
SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT JOURNAL
SOCIOLOGY-THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
SOTSIOLOGICHESKIE ISSLEDOVANIYA
South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences
SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS
South African Journal of Education
SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW
SOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL
SOZIALE WELT-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIALWISSENSCHAFTLICHE FORSCHUNG UND PRAXIS
SPACE POLICY
Spanish Economic Review
Spanish Journal of Psychology
SPATIAL VISION
SPORT EDUCATION AND SOCIETY
SPORT PSYCHOLOGIST
STANFORD JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
STANFORD LAW REVIEW
State Politics & Policy Quarterly
STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT JOURNAL
STRESS AND HEALTH
STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELING-A MULTIDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL
STUDIA PSYCHOLOGICA
STUDIES IN AMERICAN POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT
STUDIES IN COMPARATIVE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Studies in Conflict & Terrorism
STUDIES IN EAST EUROPEAN THOUGHT
STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING
STUDIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION
STUDIES IN HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
STUDIES IN NONLINEAR DYNAMICS AND ECONOMETRICS
STUDIES IN SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
Studies on Ethno-Medicine
SUBSTANCE USE & MISUSE
SUICIDE AND LIFE-THREATENING BEHAVIOR
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL
SUPREME COURT REVIEW
SURVIVAL
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
SWISS JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
Swiss Political Science Review
SWS-Rundschau
SYMBOLIC INTERACTION
SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS
SYNTHESE
SYSTEM DYNAMICS REVIEW
SYSTEMIC PRACTICE AND ACTION RESEARCH
SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE
TEACHERS COLLEGE RECORD
TEACHING AND TEACHER EDUCATION
TEACHING IN HIGHER EDUCATION
TEACHING OF PSYCHOLOGY
TEACHING SOCIOLOGY
TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE
TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE
TECHNOVATION
TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY
TERRORISM AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE
TESOL QUARTERLY
TEXAS LAW REVIEW
Text & Talk
THEORETICAL CRIMINOLOGY
THEORETICAL LINGUISTICS
THEORETICAL MEDICINE AND BIOETHICS
THEORY & PSYCHOLOGY
THEORY AND DECISION
THEORY AND SOCIETY
THEORY CULTURE & SOCIETY
THEORY INTO PRACTICE
THINKING & REASONING
THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY
TIDSSKRIFT FOR SAMFUNNSFORSKNING
TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR ECONOMISCHE EN SOCIALE GEOGRAFIE
TIME & SOCIETY
TOBACCO CONTROL
TOPICS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD SPECIAL EDUCATION
TOPICS IN GERIATRIC REHABILITATION
TOPICS IN LANGUAGE DISORDERS
TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS EXCELLENCE
TOURISM MANAGEMENT
TRANSACTIONS OF THE INSTITUTE OF BRITISH GEOGRAPHERS
Transformations in Business & Economics
Transport Policy
TRANSPORT REVIEWS
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION JOURNAL
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART A-POLICY AND PRACTICE
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART B-METHODOLOGICAL
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART D-TRANSPORT AND ENVIRONMENT
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART E-LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORTATION REVIEW
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART F-TRAFFIC PSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIOUR
TRANSPORTATION SCIENCE
Transportmetrica
Trauma Violence & Abuse
TRAVAIL HUMAIN
TRENDS IN COGNITIVE SCIENCES
TRIMESTRE ECONOMICO
Turk Psikiyatri Dergisi
TURK PSIKOLOJI DERGISI
UCLA LAW REVIEW
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW REVIEW
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI LAW REVIEW
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LAW REVIEW
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW REVIEW
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH LAW REVIEW
URBAN AFFAIRS REVIEW
URBAN EDUCATION
URBAN GEOGRAPHY
URBAN LAWYER
URBAN STUDIES
VALUE IN HEALTH
VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW
VERHALTENSTHERAPIE
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
VIRGINIA LAW REVIEW
VISUAL COGNITION
VOLTA REVIEW
VOPROSY PSIKHOLOGII
WAR IN HISTORY
WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW
WASHINGTON QUARTERLY
WEST EUROPEAN POLITICS
WESTERN JOURNAL OF NURSING RESEARCH
WISCONSIN LAW REVIEW
WOMEN & HEALTH
WOMEN & THERAPY
WOMENS HEALTH ISSUES
WOMENS STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM
WORK AND OCCUPATIONS
WORK AND STRESS
WORK EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIETY
WORLD BANK ECONOMIC REVIEW
WORLD BANK RESEARCH OBSERVER
WORLD DEVELOPMENT
WORLD ECONOMY
WORLD POLICY JOURNAL
WORLD POLITICS
World Psychiatry
Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing
WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
YALE LAW JOURNAL
YOUTH & SOCIETY
ZEITGESCHICHTE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ARBEITS-UND ORGANISATIONSPSYCHOLOGIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR BIBLIOTHEKSWESEN UND BIBLIOGRAPHIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR DIALEKTOLOGIE UND LINGUISTIK
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ENTWICKLUNGSPSYCHOLOGIE UND PADAGOGISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE
Zeitschrift fur Erziehungswissenschaft
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ETHNOLOGIE
Zeitschrift fur Evaluation
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR GERONTOLOGIE UND GERIATRIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR KINDER-UND JUGENDPSYCHIATRIE UND PSYCHOTHERAPIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR KLINISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE UND PSYCHOTHERAPIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PADAGOGIK
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PADAGOGISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE
Zeitschrift fur Personalforschung
Zeitschrift fur Personalpsychologie
Zeitschrift fur Psychiatrie Psychologie und Psychotherapie
Zeitschrift fur Psychologie-Journal of Psychology
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOSOMATISCHE MEDIZIN UND PSYCHOTHERAPIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIALPSYCHOLOGIE
ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIOLOGIE
Zeitschrift fur Soziologie der Erziehung und Sozialisation
ZYGON
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