In "Born Fighting," Webb developed the thesis that has become the rationale for his Senate run.
In this article we have developed the thesis that certain recognizable, nonfinancial crises occur in the life cycle of an organization.
In the book The Other Path (De Soto 1989) De Soto developed the thesis that informal economy was a response to inefficient State regulation of the economy.
One significant evidence of the transition of Hook's thought on economic issues is available in his early encounter with the writings of Friedrich von Hayek, the economist of the Austrian school which had developed the thesis that democratic socialism was incoherent from both economic and political perspectives.
Contrasting with the arguments put forward in Chapter 8, it develops the thesis that it is because reforms have not been fully liberalized that responses within the sector have been lower than expected, rather than inadequacies in the design of the reform programmes themselves.
MN: How did you develop the thesis for the book?
Following this impulse, I began developing the thesis plan that I am currently pursuing today, centered around urban Fresno and narratives describing the effects of suburban expansion.
"America Unbound" is the most ambitious and important study in this batch, not least because the authors painstakingly develop the provocative thesis that the president is not the Dubya of cartoonists, a dim puppet of a cabal of old-guard hawks and neocons, but the master puppeteer himself.
Based on this assessment of the past and the future of literary studies and the humanities, the book develops the provocative thesis that, through their exclusive dedication to interpretation, i.e. to the reconstruction and attribution of meaning, the humanities have become incapable of addressing a dimension in all cultural phenomena that is as important as the dimension of meaning.
Rowe (1975, 166) develops a different argument to support the thesis that the universe must be contingent.
