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... vulnerable consumer groups and consumer experiences of ...of consumer vulnerability. This special issue was inspired by our successful ESRC seminar series on consumer ... See full document

... this introduction nor this special issue go into meaningful detail around the history or theories of causal- ity, it is often useful to take a moment and consider the current place in time that we ... See full document

... (this issue) show that distributional representations can model alternatives in “conversational” negation; a tensor-based interpretation of relative pronouns has been proposed in Clark, Coecke, and Sadrzadeh ... See full document

... This special issue on Crises and Complexity reflects some of the ongoing work of this interdisciplinary collaboration between economists, physicists, computer scientists, ... See full document

... Natural language generation is the subfield of artificial intelligence and computational linguistics that is concerned with the construction of computer systems that can produce understa[r] ... See full document

... In Proceedings of the 36th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics and the 17th International Conference on Computational Linguistics COLING'98/ACU98, pages 869-8[r] ... See full document

... On the basis of a rigorous review process, we selected four articles for inclusion in the special issue, covering: the use of semantic resources to disambiguate preposition semantics, fo[r] ... See full document

... Berit Johnsen and Anette Stoorgard present insights from Norway and Denmark, bringing a comparative perspective to our special issue. They argue that, despite different rationales for seeking consent and ... See full document

... This special issue starts from the premise that self-employment is both an ideology and practice that encompasses a diversity of experiences at the micro-, meso-, and ... See full document

... recent issue of this journal, Brooks (2011) promoted development of a higher covering law linking biology to the other ...this issue, like Brooks, also calls for evolutionary scholars to think deeply about ... See full document

... this Special Issue, such as the idea of multiple modernities, the sociology of the Axial Ages, the analysis of fundamentalism and heterodoxy, the study of transnational forces, and Eisenstadt’s outline of ... See full document

... Angela D. Friederici, Jörg Bahlmann, Roland Friedrich, and Michiru Makuuchi report such refinements by reviewing recent neuroimaging experi- ments that evaluate the neural basis of processing embedded structures, which, ... See full document

... Philosophy, particularly epistemology and philosophy of science, has exerted an important (though sometimes unacknowledged) influence on psychologists’ theorizing about belief formation. Psychologists’ usual strategy has ... See full document

... areas exhibit unusually high concentrations of all four types of capital. Measured both in terms of biological productivity and the value of ecosystem services, coastal systems have the most productive natural capital. ... See full document

... this special issue provides an international and interdisciplinary forum to investigate and exchange novel ideas and disseminate knowledge covering this broad and emerging ... See full document

... this special issue: First, evolution educators consider scientifically unacceptable teleological ideas to be major obstacles to students’ understanding of ...this special issue that ... See full document

... The paper which closes the issue harks back to the opening section and provides an analysis for the anti-individualistic prospects as manifest by the DEEDS literature. Walmsley (2007) draws a distinction between ... See full document

... Complementing the focus on the interaction of individuals with computers in their daily work settings, more recent standards work now involves considerations of much larger time- and safety-critical systems, the ... See full document

... This special issue starts from the premise that self-employment is both an ideology and practice that encompasses a diversity of experiences at the micro-, meso-, and ... See full document

... timely issue of the initiative and proactivity that employees take in crafting their jobs (Berg, Wrzesniewski, & Dutton, 2010), negotiating idiosyncratic deals (Hornung, Rousseau, Glaser, Angerer, & Weigl, ... See full document