The latest edition of our research report, "The Simple Truth about the Gender Pay Gap," presents the facts about the pay gap between women and men, showing how race and ethnicity, as well as gender, affect pay.
Ahead of COP21 now underway, C40 released the third edition of its flagship research publication, Climate Action in Megacities 3.0, showing that cities have taken more than 10,000 climate actions since COP15 in Copenhagen -- 30percentt of which was taken as a result of city-to-city collaboration.
So wrote Charles Darwin of the Galapagos in the first edition of his Journal of Researches.
If each island had a different finch, "it may help to explain the singularly large number of the species of this sub-group in this one small archipelago," he wrote in the second edition of his Journal of Researches.
"The specimens," Darwin conceded, "were young ones; and probably owing to this cause, neither Mr Gray nor myself could find in them any specific differences," he wrote in the beefed-up second edition of his Journal of Researches published in 1845.
Darwin returned to these issues in 1856, following a twelve-year period in which he had published his Geological Observations on the Volcanic Islands (1844), the second edition of his Journal of Researches (1845), the Geological Observations on South America (1846), the four volumes on fossil and living barnacles (1851, 54, 55), and the Geological Observations on Coral Reefs (1851).
In the 1970s a literary journal dedicated to Pound studies (Paideuma) was established, and Ronald Bush published the first dedicated critical study of The Cantos, to be followed by a number of research editions of The Cantos.
The newly proposed hybrid design in the porous core region can be considered as an improved edition in the research of THz porous core fibers.
Another set of research in this special edition draws on more post-structuralist approaches to change.
According to the latest edition of Religious Trends, from Christian Research, less than a million people now attend its services regularly (and this is predicted to drop to 100,000 by 2050) and so it has no business being part of the state and purporting to speak for us all.
The analysis, which will be published in the February 2014 print edition of Menopause, contradicts some previous research.
