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Human Sciences Research Council pot
... www.hsrcpublishers.ac.za Human Sciences Research Council Report of the Review Panel Free download from www.hsrcpublishers.ac.za 25Executive Summary research programme purposes ... human sciences in innovation. Indeed the White Paper and subsequent S&Tpolicy documents give considered recognition to the human sciences in their own right and in relation to the hard sciences ... thenew HSRC: research excellence and leadership in the human sciences, research co-ordination, and capacity-building through involvement inproject work. (p. 20)South Africa’s National Research...
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Theory and Method in South African Human Sciences Research pot
... social and human sciences in South Africa. The Analysis of Research in the Human Sciences programme, as it was known, commenced in 1993 under the auspices of the Human Sciences Research Council. ... Subcommittee on Methodology and the Analysis of Research) Human Sciences Research Council Pretoria 1998 Free download from www.hsrcpress.ac.zaPREFACE This publication forms ... in the programme. These were: issues related to research resources; the implementation and usefulness of human sciences research; quality of research; and methodological and epistemological...
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Life and Physical Sciences Research for a New Era of Space Exploration docx
... of Life and Physical Sciences Research, 18 3 RESEARCH ON THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION 19 Plant and Microbial Research, 20 Behavior and Mental Health Research, 22 Human and Animal Biology, ... the NIH and NASA research communities to facilitate space-related research and to integrate results from that research into an improved understanding of human physiology and human health; (2) ... a NASA life and physical sciences research program is the stature of research within the Exploration Systems Mission Directorate at NASA. A healthy and sustainable research program of the type...
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Assessment of Directions in Microgravity and Physical Sciences Research at NASA pot
... National Academy Press, Washington, D.C.National Research Council, Space Studies Board. 2001. The Mission of Microgravity and Physical Sciences Research atNASA. National Research Council, Washington, ... D.C.National Research Council. 2003. Factors Affecting the Utilization of the International Space Station for Research in theBiological and Physical Sciences. The National Academies Press, Washington ... NASAAdvisory Council. P. 7. Available online at <ftp://ftp.hq.nasa.gov/pub/pao/reports/2001/imce.pdf>. Accessed April 30,2003.NASA. 2001. Research Opportunities in Physical Sciences, Physical Sciences...
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Protecting Participants and Facilitating Social and Behavioral Sciences Research doc
... of research protocols for different types of SBES research andpopulations studied.Recommendation 4.2: The Office for Human Research Protections should develop detailed guidance for IRBs andresearchers ... National Research Council (2003). Protecting Participants andFacilitating Social and Behavioral Sciences Research. Panel on Institutional ReviewBoards, Surveys, and Social Science Research. ... toSBES research and to recommend research and practice to improvethe system.Our panel’s work was intended to complement the work of the Com-mittee on Assessing the System for Protecting Human Research...
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English Solutions for Engineering and Sciences Research Writing: A guide for English learners to publish in international journals ppt
... is research- based The book uses insights from research in the fields of Applied Linguistics and English for Specific Purposes and the emerging field of English for Research Purposes. These research ... their research in English, provides specialized workshops based on original research on writing for publication, and creates specialized online and print materials to support Hanyang researchers ... advice. Although designed for engineering and sciences, most of the content of the book is useful for writing in other fields. Students in social sciences using quantitative methods in particular...
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ETHICAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SUBJECTS RESEARCH ON THE INTERNET docx
... Internet research to IRBs andresearchers:• Set up a Web site for researchers with links to examples of informed consent forms forInternet research. • Develop a set of “points to consider” for researchers ... scientific research in a way that ensuresappropriate protections for human subjects.BASIC PRINCIPLES OF CONDUCTING HUMAN SUBJECTS RESEARCH The current ethical and legal framework for protecting human ... issues in Internet research. • Assess existing methods and resources for encouraging responsible online research. • Examine existing curricula on the ethics of human subjects research and develop...
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Cambridge.University.Press.Bioarchaeology.Interpreting.Behavior.from.the.Human.Skeleton.Feb.1999.pdf
... (paperback)23 Patterns of Human Growth, second edition Barry Bogin 0 521 56438 7 (paperback)24 Migration and Colonisation in Human Microevolution Alan Fix 0 521 59206 225 Human Growth in the Past ... changes within38 Neanderthals and Modern Humansin humans. Because habitats and landscapes frequently changed spatial loca-tion due to climate changes, humans instead of adapting in situ tracked ... critical in the adaptation of humans to non-tropical environments.In the following chapters, these trends will allow us to interpret human evo-lution in the Quaternary. Humans adapted to obtaining...
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Cambridge.University.Press.Who.Believes.in.Human.Rights.Reflections.on.the.European.Convention.Oct.2006.pdf
... protestscholar, human rights guide human conduct in the fight against injustice andoppression. Only for the discourse scholar is the moral status of human rightsopen to question. To him or her, human ... Butwemustresistthisequalisationofrights(thebuildingblocksofeverypositivism)andhumanrights,whicharethepromisesofafutureandthecritiqueofallpositivelawandsystemofrights’:Douzinas,EndofHumanRights,at373–4.26BerdalAralmakesthispointinanarticleaboutOttomanrule:‘[An]obviousdifferencebetweenIslamandmodernhumanrightsdoctrinedoesnotimplythatsocietieslivingunderIslamicrulearesubjecttoarbitraryruleoreventooppression’:BerdalAral,‘TheIdeaofHumanRightsasPerceivedintheOttomanEmpire’(2004)26HumanRightsQuarterly454–82,at461.27Seee.g.WendyBrown’sarticlepurposelyentitled‘“TheMostWeCanHopeFor ”:HumanRightsandthePoliticsofFatalism’.28ForexampleBrownseemsinterestedneitherinaliberalnorahumanrightsper-spective;Benthamwasaliberalbutdidnotbelieveinhumanrights.29ForexcellentlegalcommentariesontheConvention,seereferencesgiveninnote1ofChapter2.30Critiqueswhicharenotdiscussedinthebookbutwouldhavebeenhighlyrelevantincludecommunitarianism,criticalracetheoryandstrandswithinthecriticallegalstudiesmovement.31Marie-Be´ne´dicteDembour,‘HumanRightsTalkandAnthropologicalAmbivalence:TheParticularContextsofUniversalClaims’,inOliviaHarris(ed.),InsideandOutsidetheLaw:AnthropologicalStudiesofAuthorityandAmbiguity(London:Routledge,1996)19–40.32ToborrowanexpressionfoundinDouzinas,EndofHumanRights,at4.33Thus,togiveafewexamples,IsurmiseinChapter8thatJackDonnelly(Politics),AlanGewirth(Philosophy),MichaelPerry(Law)andMichaelFreeman(Govern-ment)arenaturalscholars;MichaelIgnatieff(History),ConorGearty(Law)andRichardWilson(Anthropology)deliberativescholars;UpendraBaxi(Law),CostasDouzinas(Law),GuyHaarscher(Philosophy)andKenBooth(InternationalPolitics)protestscholars;TalalAsad(Anthropology),WendyBrown(Politics),MakauMutua(Law)andmyself(Law,withatraininginAnthropology)discoursescholars.Asthisbriefpresentationmakesclear,Idonotbelievethatfault-linesinscholarlydebatesabouthumanrightsfollowdisciplinaryboundaries.34Thus,MichaelIgnatieffqualifiesareligious-likeapproachtohumanrightsas‘ido-latry’:Ignatieff,HumanRights.Thissecular-likeapproachtohumanrights(whichdoesnotpreventdeliberativescholarsfrombeingreligiousintheprimarysenseoftheterm)isalsohumanist:Fagan,‘ParadoxicalBedfellows’.35IthinkIshouldbeallowedtheuseoftheword‘disciple’:GuyHaarscher,whomIclassifyasaprotestscholarinChapter8,usestheFrenchword‘dressage’(literallytraining, ... ”:HumanRightsandthePoliticsofFatalism’.28ForexampleBrownseemsinterestedneitherinaliberalnorahumanrightsper-spective;Benthamwasaliberalbutdidnotbelieveinhumanrights.29ForexcellentlegalcommentariesontheConvention,seereferencesgiveninnote1ofChapter2.30Critiqueswhicharenotdiscussedinthebookbutwouldhavebeenhighlyrelevantincludecommunitarianism,criticalracetheoryandstrandswithinthecriticallegalstudiesmovement.31Marie-Be´ne´dicteDembour,‘HumanRightsTalkandAnthropologicalAmbivalence:TheParticularContextsofUniversalClaims’,inOliviaHarris(ed.),InsideandOutsidetheLaw:AnthropologicalStudiesofAuthorityandAmbiguity(London:Routledge,1996)19–40.32ToborrowanexpressionfoundinDouzinas,EndofHumanRights,at4.33Thus,togiveafewexamples,IsurmiseinChapter8thatJackDonnelly(Politics),AlanGewirth(Philosophy),MichaelPerry(Law)andMichaelFreeman(Govern-ment)arenaturalscholars;MichaelIgnatieff(History),ConorGearty(Law)andRichardWilson(Anthropology)deliberativescholars;UpendraBaxi(Law),CostasDouzinas(Law),GuyHaarscher(Philosophy)andKenBooth(InternationalPolitics)protestscholars;TalalAsad(Anthropology),WendyBrown(Politics),MakauMutua(Law)andmyself(Law,withatraininginAnthropology)discoursescholars.Asthisbriefpresentationmakesclear,Idonotbelievethatfault-linesinscholarlydebatesabouthumanrightsfollowdisciplinaryboundaries.34Thus,MichaelIgnatieffqualifiesareligious-likeapproachtohumanrightsas‘ido-latry’:Ignatieff,HumanRights.Thissecular-likeapproachtohumanrights(whichdoesnotpreventdeliberativescholarsfrombeingreligiousintheprimarysenseoftheterm)isalsohumanist:Fagan,‘ParadoxicalBedfellows’.35IthinkIshouldbeallowedtheuseoftheword‘disciple’:GuyHaarscher,whomIclassifyasaprotestscholarinChapter8,usestheFrenchword‘dressage’(literallytraining,...
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EARTH SCIENCES - Notable Research and Discoveries
... nature of volcanoes and focuses on the e orts of researchers to understand hot spots.3FOS_Earth Science_DC.indd 66 2/8/10 10:57:40 AMEARTH SCIENCES 621919 e Irish physicist Sir Joseph Larmor ... 1950s researchers discovered long, ocean-girdling ridges. A ridge is a range of hills or hilly terrain, but the ocean ridges also contained a crack—a deep valley or rift. In the 1960s the researchers ... Magnets.Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1996. Magnets and magnetism have interested people ever since the ancient Greeks. Livingston relates the history of research on magnets and magnetic...
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Tài liệu Báo cáo khoa học: "NATURAL VS. PRECISE CONCISE LANGUAGES FOR HUMAN OPERATION OF COMPUTERS: RESEARCH ISSUES AND EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES" doc
... Navy Personnel Research and Devel- opment Center Technical Report 79-7, San Diego,CA, (1979). 141 NATURAL VS. PRECISE CONCISE LANGUAGES FOR HUMAN OPERATION OF COMPUTERS: RESEARCH ISSUES ... replace a human decision, the hazy boundary between computer as tool and computer as physician is crossed. Other researchers are more direct in their attempt to create systems which simulate human ... suggestions. It has often disturbed me that researchers in natural language usually build sys- tems for someone else to use. If the idea is so good, why don't researchers build natural language...
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Research and Library Services Division Provisional Legislative Council Secretariat docx
... to The Research andLibrary Services Division of the Provisional Legislative Council Secretariat as the source and onecopy of the reproduction is sent to the Provisional Legislative Council ... the Elderly, edited by Chernoff and Lipschitz, Raven Press, 1988.Provisional Legislative Council Secretariat Health Care for Elderly People Research and Library Services Division page 88.4 Table ... Care, Health for All: The Way Forward, 1990 p.89.Provisional Legislative Council Secretariat Health Care for Elderly People Research and Library Services Division page 3015.30 The two major groups...
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Guidelines for Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research potx
... Embryonic stem cells— Research. 2. Human embryo Research. I. National Research Council (U.S.). Board onLife Sciences. II. National Research Council (U.S.). Board on Health Sciences Policy. QH588.S83G85 ... Cataloging-in-Publication DataGuidelines for human embryonic stem cell research / Board on Life Sciences, National Research Council, Board on Health Sciences Policy, Institute of Medicine. p. ... funding of research with human hES cells, and designated certain areas ofhES cell research that were ineligible for NIH funding:• the derivation of hES cells from human embryos,• research in...
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