"We've almost reversed roles," he argued in a recent interview.
Professor Mel Eisenberg argued in a recent paper for an expansion of the excuse doctrines.
"Romney just expects their vote," Erickson argued in a recent post.
As we argued in a recent paper, this trend reflects the growing influence of corporate interests in the United States.
The fairytale surrounding Barack Obama's 2008 election had been shattered, the Beijing Review magazine argued in a recent story.
"Medium-term fiscal policy is all about saving for a rainy day," Mr Strauss-Kahn argued in a recent commentary in the Financial Times.
He argued in a recent paper that land and housing, rather than the distribution of income and productive capital, are the key to a fairer economy.
Researchers from Germany's University of Bremen have argued in a recent Nature article that rougher seas are likely to be a consequence of climate change.
Robert Winston voiced increasing concern among scientists when he argued in a recent lecture in Dundee that Dawkins's insulting and patronising approach did science a disservice.
It may well be why so many (incompetent) men rise ahead of women to leadership positions, as Chamorro-Premuzic argued in a recent HBR post.
Her party has given her the authority to shake things up and, as we argued in a recent FT editorial, what does Mrs May have to lose?
