The MIT Prison Initiative provides an academic framework for undergraduates and local inmates to explore the human condition.
BUSINESS ETHICS, where he has looked critically at a number of popular and quasi-academic frameworks for identifying and justifying beyond-compliance obligations (e.g. CSR, corporate citizenship, sustainability, triple bottom line, stakeholder theory...).
For example, not all of the courses fitted naturally into academic framework of the Diploma program as developed by the JC HEM Academic Committee.
"Our collaboration with the University of Cusco will provide the kind of enduring academic framework that Yale always envisioned for the objects," said Derek Briggs, director of the Peabody Museum, in a statement.
Much of the state's 800-page curriculum was adopted verbatim from the "Standards for Excellence in Education," an academic framework produced by the Council for Basic Education, a nonprofit group.
There is a cadet force at the school, and Thomson is keen for children to explore their prospects beyond a narrowly academic framework.
The other, the pluralist approach, seeks to account evenhandedly for the contributions of various racial and ethnic groups within the existing academic framework.
However, Glennon said arguments of international law could prove academic; the framework for use of military force, as set out in the UN charter rules, is often ignored.
However, compared with the considerable amount of publications discussing curriculum development and experimenting with courses for BIM education we found, only a few publications discuss the development of educational frameworks for academic BIM education.
Finally, this portfolio provides the academic community a framework for the prediction of transnational terrorist movements by identifying poorly performing states and assessing their capacity to defend against a transnational terrorist group's incursion, while taking that particular terrorist group's ambitions into consideration.
