Why Darfur? The Responsibility to Protect as a Rallying Cry for Transnational Advocacy Groups

The Responsibility To Protect and the Conflict in Darfur: The Big Let-Down

WHY HuManiTarian aiD in DarFur is noT a PracTice oF THe ‘resPosiBiLiTY To ProTecT’

Dijkstra's Rallying Cry for Generalization: The Advent of the Recursive Procedure, Late 1950s-Early 1960s

According to J.A.N. Lee in 1996, computer scientists “are reaching the stage of development where each new generation of participants is unaware both of their overall technological ancestry and the history of the development of their speciality, and have no past to build upon” [1, p.54]. A technically and historically accurate account, as attempted here, can help us, computer scientists, grasp ...

WHY AND HOW TO APPLY QUANTUM LEARNING AS A NEW APPROACH TO IMPLEMENTATION THE CURRICULUM

The present study was philosophical and analytical research that examines quantum learning as an effective approach to the curriculum in a qualitative way. It explored books, published essays, and related studies, and took some advantages of online materials on the issue from domestic and foreign sources. Because of large body of data on the issue, only the relevant information was included. Da...

Advocacy groups as research organizations: the PXE International example

| Advocacy organizations for genetic diseases are increasingly becoming involved in biomedical research, particularly translational research, in order to meet the needs of the individuals that they serve. PXE International, an advocacy organization for the disease pseudoxanthoma elasticum, provides an example of how research can be accelerated by these groups. It has adopted methods that were p...