His government circulated a paper on Sunday suggesting that Central Europe's refinancing needs this year could total $380 billion.
By 1961, Gell-Mann had circulated a paper around Caltech proposing a unifying scheme in which to class the new particles, often in groups of eight.
The group circulated a paper outlining its members' expertise and proposals and in 2006 got a meeting with some senators, including Hillary Rodham Clinton and Harry M. Reid.
One group, the Berlin Circle, this week circulated a paper blaming the Alternative's success on Mrs Merkel's turn away from conservatism.
Recently, the economists Thomas Philippon and Ariell Reshef circulated a paper that could have been titled "The Rise and Fall of Boring Banking" (it's actually titled "Wages and Human Capital in the U.S. Financial Industry, 1909-2006").
Italy circulated a paper on food security last year, but the Guardian understands that the initiative in its current form, aimed at supporting farmers in developing countries, was put together under US leadership.
The story so far: At the beginning of 2010, two Harvard economists, Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff, circulated a paper, "Growth in a Time of Debt," that purported to identify a critical "threshold," a tipping point, for government indebtedness.
That same year a group of American academics circulated a paper showing that banks' individual estimates of their borrowing costs were surprisingly close, given their different levels of risk.
So perhaps it is not so surprising that about five years ago he began circulating a paper, written in his most conversational style, which he called "A Truth in conservatism: Rescuing conservatism from the Conservatives", in which, beginning by musing on his devotion to All Souls, he says: "A conservative regulation gives life continuity.
