In this editorial introduction, the editors are highlighting the individual articles presented and discussed in this issue.
In this editorial introduction, the editor is highlighting the different articles presented and discussed in this issue.
The hypothesis of a radical conversion to historicism was first advanced by Malcolm Knox in the editorial introduction to the posthumously published The Idea of History.
In our editorial introduction to this themed issue on labour geography, we outline some important on-going debates in the relatively young field of labour geography and suggest future directions for research.
Offering an editorial introduction to the selection of papers in this special issue, it is suggested that existing scholarship in the emerging field of 'health security' can be categorized according to realist-advocacy, historical-analytic, problematization and critical-inequality approaches.
As Van Gelder and Van Daele mention in the editorial introduction to this special issue, one of the main problems that have plagued the field of criminology throughout its history, is that due to the fact that crime tends to be a covert activity, crime in action can rarely be observed, let alone in such a way as to allow for systematic empirical study (Van Gelder & Van Daele, [2014]).
Editorial introduction to the thematic series on the life and lifework of Mary Mandels.
In his editorial introduction, Dr. Kurstak provides a brief overview on the conference, which is devoted to developing new immunogenic and safe vaccines, and is an excellent forum for presenting the latest research and lively discussions (Kurstak, p.449).
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