In "Frontiers of Legal Theory," Posner hopes to extend the breadth of his field in another way: by incorporating the insights of other disciplines.
Nature Publishing Group has taken a majority stake in Frontiers, but the firm retains operational independence.
As a result of the changes in frontiers, millions of Germans were forcibly expelled from 1946 to 1947.
There is little but rhetoric, however, in "Frontiers of Dreams and Fears," a manipulative study of the long-distance friendship between two Palestinian girls.
They've paid a steep price for that decision, losing three editors and credibility amongst academics, who like Brulle, may now think twice before publishing in Frontiers.
But recruitment trends may be changing, according to research which followed students in the US and was published in Frontiers in Psychology.
The paper, published in Frontiers in Public Health on Tuesday, will add to concerns about the harmful effects of excessive energy-drink consumption.
The decrease of some 11 million can be accounted for mainly by war losses but also in part by changes in frontiers.
Humans are a much bigger problem than wolves for a caribou herd in the oil sands area of Alberta, Canada, scientists reported last week in Frontiers in Ecology.
The research is by Dr Horst, Kelly Parsons and Natasha Bryan and is being published in Frontiers in Psychology later this month.
In "The Entropic Brain," a paper published last year in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, Carhart-Harris cites research indicating that this debilitating state, sometimes called "heavy self-consciousness," may be the result of a "hyperactive" default-mode network.
