Pasqualoni echoed this concern.
Leónidas Martín, artist, activist and professor at the University of Barcelona echoes this concern: "The results are perverse, a reflection of the disaffection with democracy".
Dr Steve Seymour, director of MBA programmes at Ashridge Business School, echoes this concern, saying it's the MBA brand that "attracts people even if the content is what a few years ago might be a specialist Masters".
The other dissenters echoed this concern: "The majority is departing from the essential requirements of the law by providing a remedy which is impossible to achieve and which will ultimately lead to chaos".
Neuroscientist Elizabeth Grove of the University of Chicago studies how the mammalian brain develops and echoes this concern.
Gregory Laughlin, an astronomer at the University of California, Santa Cruz, echoes this concern but says that if free-floating planets are common, the new work is probably correct.
JAMA editor Catherine DeAngelis echoes this concern: "As the amount and proportion of funding from private corporations for research increase, it is vital that all institutions that accept these funds develop methods for disclosure and oversight".
And Diaz (2008, 11) echoes this concern when he notes that that major search engine companies such as Google direct "hundreds of millions of users towards some content and not others, towards some sources and not others".
Rajiv Shah, the administrator of the US Agency for International Development, echoed this concern, The Huffington Post reported.
Rachel Lloyd echoed this concern earlier this week, when she asked whether it matters if trafficking increases during the Super Bowl -- isn't the truth about trafficking bad enough?
