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With their depth and insight (and humor), these books continue to be relevant today.
Her work subverted accepted notions of gender, sexuality, social class, and ethnicity, and was prophetic in anticipating the broader cultural concerns--postcolonialism, feminism, civil rights, multiculturalism, and globalization--that would emerge in the 1960s and continue to be relevant today.
Burma has come a long way but if the Nobel Peace Prize is to continue to be relevant today, then Aung San Suu Kyi should speak out for all people in her country and work for a genuine peace process with all ethnic minorities, so that Burma/Myanmar can truly become free.
Automation has been important from the beginning of modern neurogenetics with the use of activity monitors to screen for circadian mutants in Drosophila; these techniques continue to be relevant today.
Amongst his publications, Dr. Sacks was most enthusiastic about his book, Hurdles: The Admissions Dilemma in American Higher Education, (Atheneum 1978), which continues to be relevant today.
Lee's (1999) observation that adaptive management has been more influential as an idea than a means of gaining insight into managed ecosystems continues to be relevant today; this is evidenced by the fact that even after 40 years of application, there are relatively few success stories (McLain and Lee 1996; Walters 1997; Stankey et al. 2005; Gregory et al. 2006; Williams and Brown 2012).
Companies that focus on leveraging the myriads of opportunities presented by these new technology will continue to be relevant for the next decade.
Shirley's stories and novels, and her thoughts about writing, continue to be relevant; these stories, written in the middle of the last century, still resonate beautifully.
