In research terms, one concrete example of the increasing importance of mobility is the existence of an academic journal dedicated solely to the issue, Journal of International Mobility, published in France.
In a statement, CNN said, "The reason CNN ultimately reported Friday on the existence of the journal was because leaks to media organizations incorrectly suggested CNN had not quickly returned the journal, which we did.
In what may prove to be a major clarification of the issue, researchers at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies reported in today's issue of the journal Nature the existence of a life-extending genetic pathway, which they believe is the one naturally set off by dietary restriction.
In regard to this function, this study is concerned with the number of publications in peer-reviewed journals, and the existence of a knowledge translation platform, of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) conducting R4H, and of memorandums of understanding involving the ministry of health, the national health research institute, and universities with faculties of health sciences.
Such an effort indeed, the very existence of society journals themselves would be hard to envisage without the support and leadership of an engaged community of practicing scientists, who themselves understand what is necessary to "do science" and to thrive in today's current climate.
Colleen Schwartz, a spokeswoman for the Journal, flatly denied the existence of a Langley curse.
Assuming a significant involvement of these research leaders in the reviewing of meeting abstracts and journal manuscripts, this implies the existence of a bias in favour of basic research.
While a 1999 article from the Royal College of Physicians London illustrates the popularity of journal clubs in public health medicine related to clinical practice, [ 31] the existence of journal clubs in the discipline of Community Medicine Public Healthhashas been documented sparsely.
We felt we had to respect that, and as a result, we didn't report on the existence of the journals or any of those details".
In a sense, both the challenge of overflow and the existence of predatory journals have at least one cause in common: the need for academic scientists to maintain a high publication rate in order to build reputations, win funding, and secure jobs or promotions.
