Academics' resistance to change gains added strength from their belief that education is not an occupation but a calling; and that to defend it against barbarians is not self-interest but moral duty.But the pressure for change is growing.
John J. Brady, the high school principal, decided to make a campaign against cheating a centerpiece of the academic year, expecting resistance from all quarters.
In relation to attaining low-carbon societies, he [52] states that there should be more academic attention to resistance by incumbent regime actors to fundamental change than continuing to overemphasise the potential of a great many 'green' innovations.
"From my academic research on resistance as a response to injustice, it is important for consistency and for history to know that ordinary people didn't look away," she told the Times.
Perez Lugo attributed the resistance to academic rivalries between archaeologists, anthropologists and others who study Mayonihka.
An analytical modeling, associated with an inverse procedure using the Gauss Newton parameter estimation method, allows to identify the thermal resistance on academic samples representative of the liner-engine block interface.
Bias, preconceived ideas, academic politics, ego and resistance to change are ever-present in scientific and academic communities and often result in institutional opposition to new theories, especially ground-breaking ones.
The three theologians' concerns clearly went beyond the normal resistance of academics to the simplification of the news media.
