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Jon Stewart has given an incisive analysis of the British media's coverage of the general election.
Joseph Bohling weaves together an innovative history of alcohol, drinking, and the anti-alcohol movement with an incisive analysis of public health policymaking and state regulation.
This book offers an incisive analysis of this pernicious system along with essays that outline a set of practical guides to its radical reform.
Hochschild's concluding essay examines the nuts and bolts of academic success (tenure, publications, renown in one's field) to produce an incisive analysis of the obstacles women face in climbing the professional ladder.
"His deep knowledge of such diverse fields as history, culture, politics, art, literature and religion allows him to make an incisive analysis of the literate tradition of Western music in the sociocultural context," the prize announcement said about Taruskin.
"Uncle Tom's Cabin," by Mark Twain's postbellum neighbor in Hartford, Harriet Beecher Stowe (who in her dotage would slip up behind him and let out a "war whoop"), provided an incisive analysis of the economics and horrors of slavery at a time when that peculiar institution was still legal.
Mark Schneider former USA Commissioner of Statistics has written an incisive analysis (below) of the static trend in NAEP test scores despite dramatic increases in academic course taking in recent decades.
In this book the lost becomes a complex notion which comes alive through an incisive analysis and the skilful interweaving of practitioners' and melomanes' (aficionados') words, sound recordings, printed compilations of song texts, photographs, transcriptions, and amateur associations.
However, an incisive analysis by sociologists Kevin Fox Gotham and Miriam Greenberg of what happened after the 9/11 attacks in New York and in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina offers some concrete forebodings.
RaceWire doesn't shrink from offering an incisive analysis in Health in Detention.
A wonderfully readable, incisive analysis of the common ground between planning and public health.
