1 June 2016
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Have human societies evolved? Evidence from history and pre-history -
Dequantifying diversity: affirmative action and admissions at the University of Michigan -
Vigilante violence and “forward panic” in Johannesburg’s townships -
Location and foraging as basis for classification of biotic interactions -
Dynamic analysis of a fractional order delayed predator–prey system with harvesting -
Using sensitive personal data may be necessary for avoiding discrimination in data-driven decision models -
35 years of Multilateral Environmental Agreements ratifications: a network analysis -
Detecting tax evasion: a co-evolutionary approach -
A policy-based B2C e-Contract management workflow methodology using semantic web agents -
Food ethics: a Wide Field in Need of Dialogue -
Killing Animals for Food: How Science, Religion and Technologies Affect the Public Debate About Religious Slaughter -
The Hunger Games -
The Emergence of Food Ethics -
Pollinators and Global Food Security: the Need for Holistic Global Stewardship -
The Hungry Nation: Food Policy and Food Politics in India -
Subatomic Natural Deduction for a Naturalistic First-Order Language with Non-Primitive Identity -
Some Properties of Iterated Languages -
Actions Arising from Intersection and Union -
Strengthening Brady’s Paraconsistent 4-Valued Logic BN4 with Truth-Functional Modal Operators -
Vulnerabilities in China’s Legal System -
Mr. Winterkorn’s Pay: A Typology of Justification Patterns of Income Inequality -
Understanding Perceptions of Racism in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina: The Roles of System and Group Justification -
Modified numerals and maximality -
Alternatives in different dimensions: a case study of focus intervention -
Cubes and Hypercubes of Opposition, with Ethical Ruminations on Inviolability -
A Square of Oppositions in Intuitionistic Logic with Strong Negation -
Logical Squares for Classical Logic Sentences -
Disentangling Contradiction from Contrariety via Incompatibility -
Generalization and Composition of Modal Squares of Oppositions - Number of publications for this day: 29
31 May 2016
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Higher-Order Defeat is Object-Independent -
The attitude of scholars has not changed towards plagiarism since the medieval period: Definition of plagiarism according to Shams-e-Qays, thirteenth-century Persian literary scientist -
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Numéro 2016/2 – N° 90 – La naissance de l’épistémologie française histoire et perspectives -
Numéro 2016/2 – N° 90 – La naissance de l’épistémologie française histoire et perspectives -
Numéro 2016/2 – N° 90 – La naissance de l’épistémologie française histoire et perspectives - Number of publications for this day: 6
30 May 2016
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Why do True Beliefs Differ in Epistemic Value? -
Confronting the Dark Side of Higher Education -
Private School, College Admissions and the Value of Education -
Embracing Impossible Justice -
Facsimiles of Flesh -
One Child: Do We Have a Right to More? Sarah Conly, 2016 New York, Oxford University Press 248 pp., $26.81 (hb) -
A bi-population based scheme for an explicit exploration/exploitation trade-off in dynamic environments -
DIY-Bio – economic, epistemological and ethical implications and ambivalences - Number of publications for this day: 8
29 May 2016
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28 May 2016
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The Crisis of Testimony in Historiography -
Leo Strauss, Political Science, and the Trouble with a “Great Books” Approach to the Study of Politics (Advance Article) -
On Breaking Up Time, or, Perennialism as Philosophy of History (Advance Article) -
Discontinuity Pragmatically Framed - Number of publications for this day: 4
27 May 2016
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Turning the tide or surfing the wave? Responsible Research and Innovation, fundamental rights and neoliberal virtues 26 May 2016
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Nurse ethical sensitivity -
Should students have to borrow? - Number of publications for this day: 2
25 May 2016
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A tool for the consensual analysis of decision-making scenarios -
Brooding rumination and attentional biases in currently non-depressed individuals: an eye-tracking study -
Culture and group-based emotions: could group-based emotions be dialectical? -
Numéro 2015/4 – Tome 99 – Paul Ricœur : de la volonté à l’action - Number of publications for this day: 4
24 May 2016
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Trust and the community of inquiry -
The role of trust in reflective practice -
Nurses’ narratives of moral identity -
Public Trust in Business and Its Determinants -
ASPIRATIONS AND YOUNG PEOPLE’S CONSTRUCTIONS OF THEIR FUTURES: INVESTIGATING SOCIAL MOBILITY AND SOCIAL REPRODUCTION -
Recent Work on Flourishing as the Aim of Education: A Critical Review -
Within-subject covariation between depression- and anxiety-related affect -
Numéro 2016/2 – N° 162 – Philosophie arabe - Number of publications for this day: 8
23 May 2016
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Why Are Verbs So Hard to Remember? Effects of Semantic Context on Memory for Verbs and Nouns -
Decoupling Among CSR Policies, Programs, and Impacts: An Empirical Study -
Factors influencing emergency nurses’ ethical problems during the outbreak of MERS-CoV -
Decoupling Among CSR Policies, Programs, and Impacts -
Building Blocks for Alternative Four-Dimensional Pyramids of Corporate Social Responsibilities -
Cell Churches and Stem Cell Marketing in South Korea and the United States - Number of publications for this day: 6
21 May 2016
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Support for School-to-school Networks: How Networking Teachers Perceive Support Activities of a Local Coordinating Agency -
Negative interpretation bias as a mechanism of the relationship between rejection sensitivity and depressive symptoms -
Specific emotions as mediators of the effect of intergroup contact on prejudice: findings across multiple participant and target groups - Number of publications for this day: 3
20 May 2016
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The effects of emotion priming on visual search in socially anxious adults -
Towards a phronetic space for responsible research (and innovation) - Number of publications for this day: 2
19 May 2016
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Do Guns Make Us Free? Firmin DeBrabander, 2015 Newhaven, CT Yale University Press, 296 pp., £20.00 -
Government Surveillance and Why Defining Privacy Matters in a Post-Snowden World -
Non Causal Theories and Using Auxiliary Assumptions to Handle Situation-Specificity -
Government Surveillance and Why Defining Privacy Matters in a Post‐Snowden World -
Intimacy, Autonomy and (Non) Domination -
Mandatory Vaccination: An Unqualified Defence -
Knowing and Not-knowing For Your Own Good: The Limits of Epistemic Paternalism -
- Number of publications for this day: 8
18 May 2016
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The effect of spatial frequency information and visual similarity in threat detection -
Knowing and Not‐Knowing For Your Own Good: The Limits of Epistemic Paternalism -
Moral distress of nursing undergraduates -
Within the heart’s darkness: The role of emotions in Arendt’s political thought -
Paternalism, behavioural economics, irrationality and state failure -
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- Number of publications for this day: 8
17 May 2016
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Evaluating the efficacy of the education and training program of the TCPS 2 -
Numéro 2016/3 – N° 130 – Henri Maldiney - Number of publications for this day: 2
16 May 2016
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News: Cognition author support fund -
Symptoms of a Misunderstanding in Contemporary Academic Philosophy -
Assuming vulnerability: Ethical considerations in a multiple-case study with older suicide attempters - Number of publications for this day: 3
13 May 2016
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Managing Physical Impacts of Climate Change: An Attentional Perspective on Corporate Adaptation -
Ethical considerations in sensitive suicide research reliant on non-clinical researchers -
The Ethnographic Method in CSR Research -
Is Board Gender Diversity Linked to Financial Performance? The Mediating Mechanism of CSR