The central thesis of the book is that the press is biased toward conflict.
The central thesis of the book is that capitalism and democracy, free markets and free people, do not, as we've been told, go hand in hand.
The central thesis of "Better Angels" is that our era is less violent, less cruel and more peaceful than any previous period of human existence.
The central thesis appears to be that intense competitive pressures have pushed designers, owners and crews beyond the limits of sanity, whereas traditional designs are altogether more seaworthy.
The central thesis of Goldblatt's "solid and penetrating account", explained Nick Pitt in the Sunday Times, was that "as a world stage for human athletic achievement, the Olympics have been wonderful and life-enhancing.
The central thesis of this elegant manifesto is not unfamiliar: the impact of human population growth and wasteful consumption on the biological diversity of our planet has been nothing short of disastrous.
The central thesis is that attention acts to optimize the search procedure inherent in a solution to vision.
The central thesis of this review is that lasting neurobehavioral outcomes of these two adolescent exposure patterns may differ.
The central thesis of this theory is that every logically consistent mathematical theory necessarily refers to an abstract entity.
The central thesis advanced in this study is that firms' knowledge-building strategies can be usefully explained by the variations in their national institutional contexts.
The central thesis for this study was that GR-level-driven and/or collective action innovations are socio-ecologically more resilient compared to household/individual-level strategies.
