[PDF] Top 20 Why can’t we be friends? Entitlements and the costs of conflict

... resource conflict is similarly ubiquitous. To reduce the risk of conflict, groups often uphold informal norms of reciprocal gift-giving, tolerated theft, and sharing (see ...avoid conflict made in ... See full document

... The costs of compliance has two main sources; opportunity costs of missing alternative rewards offered from the adoption of non-EU rules by other bodies and secondly welfare or power costs for veto ... See full document

... article, we test an integrated theory of the cultural politics of immigration that fuses literature from political economy and political ...economy, we borrow the concept of transaction costsoriginating ... See full document

... is, we seek to account for the fact that individual workers may not accomplish the Heckman ...prediction. We identify two main scenarios as most relevant in identifying realised worker selected training, ... See full document

... All microscopy-related work was performed at Ulster’s Bio- imaging Core Facility Unit. ESEM was used to escape the limitations imposed by conventional high vacuum SEM. The combination of differential pumping and pressure ... See full document

... abstractions we can see that the political approach that has tried most consistently to peel back the mystical character of the commodity has been the fair trade ...ecological costs, making the ... See full document

... Previous research has provided evidence that yawning is not triggered by either lack of oxygen in the blood or brain or an excess of carbon dioxide [9]. The experi- ments I have performed on myself support this conclu- ... See full document

... framework, we can enumerate some reasons which move us to write a paper about love: [i] the challenge to extract a concept of love from existential analytic; [ii] the possibility of conceiving love as an ... See full document

... A similar discussion has been taking place in academic spheres studying social media. Daniel Gayo-Avello’s (2012) now-seminal piece on the topic explained, in a very crude way, why most attempts to provide ... See full document

... that we understand Berry’s philosophy. We must change our actions and expectations to align with the demands of nature and quit trying to bend nature to our ... See full document

... attributions of color (‘she strode into the room in a dazzling, red dress’) and refer to objects that normally have a particular color (‘she promptly chopped a carrot’). Maybe it makes sense to describe such fictional ... See full document

... complications, costs, the risks of promoting antibiotic resistance, and feasibility, including access to antibiotics 23 and other interventions relevant ... See full document

... Prosocial controllers attain their goals by building strong bonds with others; they reciprocate and cooperate. Our research has shown that they are so- cially skilled, have positive personalities (eg, extroverted, ... See full document

... birth family has been recreated and she is in an asylum; the non- genetic family is a schizophrenic fantasy. She only has to reject the non-genetic family and she can return, sane and whole to her ideal family . ... See full document

... of why so many scholars are hyper-concerned with academic exposure and yet disinterested in public ...profound conflict between the philosopher and the polis, which culminated in Socrates’ ... See full document

... DME can be either secondary to focal leakage of microaneurysms or due to diffuse edema that occurs from extensive breakdown of the blood–retinal barrier with leakage of both microaneurysms and ischemic retinal ... See full document

... environmental understandings creatively, through postcards shared in a secure online environment, with students in another country. Using arts-based methods, students at each venue shared information about their ... See full document

... status can provide individuals with the possibility to have control over resources and ...group can commend or convince other group members to exclude other individuals from the group (Anderson & ... See full document

... it can be said based on the four points developed that the idea to give an active and new Assembly to the Euro area as proposed by the T-Dem appears to be rele- vant in the light of past surveys and cases ... See full document

... the conflict could be classified as a Common Article 2 traditional state ...armed conflict in which the Hague Convention, Four Geneva Conventions, and both Additional Protocols ...the conflict could ... See full document