Since Hardin's influential treatise on the tragedy of the commons, scholars and practitioners have placed institutional drivers of social and environmental change at the heart of natural resource management and development initiatives.
Commenting on the Punjab, where selective abortion is all too common, legal scholar Mallika Kaur Sarkaria pointed out: "When the choice is between abuse and honour, ridicule and prestige, vulnerability and security, women will choose honour, prestige and security – and Punjabi women will have sons".
It has become common for scholars and curators simply to refuse to discuss an attribution that might risk a lawsuit.
In fact, exorcisms were one of Jesus' most common miracles, scholars say.
It must be acknowledged that, though they share much common ground, scholars who have examined the arguments about social embedding disagree on many important issues [ 13].
In fairness to Schorer, I was expressing an opinion common among Lewis scholars and praised Schorer's biography as devotedly researched and valuable to my own work.
In common with other scholars of her generation, Beard often brings a proletarian focus to the world of the ancients, one that incorporates the experience of ordinary people.
Of course, most information in China is labeled "internal," including some that's available in bookstores, and it's common practice for scholars to use and pass on "internal" documents as a basis for academic work.
While no common agreement exist, scholars regularly categorize innovations by their degree of newness.
The type of Internalism which is unfortunately common among the scholars for the SE justification is Mentalism.
