For the most part, U.S. legal and policy scholarship about the networked information society shares a set of first-order commitments to individual autonomy, to an abstract and disembodied vision of the self, and to the possibility of rational value-neutrality that derivalue-neutrality that of liberal political theory within which legal acaderive are primarily trained.
All other authors are academics, remunerated primarily by their university.
Before Deborah Tannen made her mark in her field in the 1980's, academic linguists primarily studied the sound, syntax and history of language.
I'm an academic researcher, primarily studying underground economies; as such, my group's work involves transacting with known criminals, like botnet operators or certain types of spammers.
Both reviews conclude that homework does help to improve academic achievement, primarily in the middle and high school.
In his new book, the Chinese American academic focuses primarily on why it's so difficult to talk about race in the United States and how to facilitate group dialogue on the topic.
Established in 1989, the Kyoto Consortium for Japanese Studies is a rigorous, one or two-semester academic program primarily for undergraduates wishing to do advanced work in the Japanese language and in Japanese studies.
The institute brings together faculty and students in several disciplines and departments whose academic interests primarily concern the study of Jewish civilization or the state of Israel in its historical and contemporary dimensions.
Students interested in Japanese language, history, culture, and social organization are encouraged to apply to the Kyoto Center for Japanese Studies (KCJS), a two-semester academic program primarily for undergraduates wishing to do advanced work in the Japanese language and in Japanese studies.
Also, although ELSI "produced a large portfolio of academic literature primarily intended for, and communicated to, other academicians" (p. 2, p. 5), it had little or no influence on policy.
His Cultural Reality (1919) was a synthesis of his philosophical thought, but the simultaneous publication of his much more popular The Polish Peasant in Europe and America (1918 20) associated his name in academic circles primarily with sociology rather than with philosophy.
