The further characterization of the orphan GPCR GPR18 conducted by McHugh et al. in this issue of the British Journal of Pharmacology has generated a pharmacological profile that raises some interesting questions about the nomenclature of this receptor and may also prompt some questions about the pharmacological definition of the classical cannabinoid receptors, CB(1) and CB(2) . LINKED ARTICL...

Contemporary expositions of God's goodness commonly err either (1) by subjecting God to moral laws, which is question His sovereignty, or (2) failing establish that will always act in accordance with principles, removes the theist's ability appeal response problems evil. Current attempts at intermediate positions avoid these two fall short. In this paper, I aim construct a better position and a...

Almost all forms of abuse include child neglect, and still the professional clinical community is only now starting to focus attention this phenomenon its short- long-term effects. This paper begins with defining what causes parents neglect children which they are supposed love protect, protective factors that must be aware utilize in protecting kids.

Polarization is not new in Europe. Looking at electoral support for radical political forces after the Second World War, one can observe how polarization has been on rise since 1960s. Still, it 1990s, with thaw of European party systems and subsequent emergence (populist) parties, that percentage votes anti-political establishment parties reached unprecedented levels. In this article, we only s...

Abstract Over two decades ago, Korpi and Palme (1998) published one of the most influential papers in history social policy discipline, which they put forward a “paradox redistribution”: more countries target welfare resources exclusively at poor, less redistribution is actually achieved income inequality poverty are reduced. The current paper provides state-of-the-art review empirical research...