America's problem with growing income inequality exacerbates an historic education policy perception that America should provide access and choice to its citizens as part of an educational pathway to the middle class.
And in last year's historic election in Mexico, perceptions that economic opening had enriched a few families while leaving most Mexicans in poverty helped to oust the ruling party that had controlled the presidency for seven decades.
Together they had a kind of stereoscopic vision, a perception of historic depth that was more capacious than either could have managed alone.
With two quirky coppers from non-English backgrounds and a vivid panoply of a Peterborough (some distance from customary perceptions of the historic cathedral town), this is crime fiction of authority, making some cogent points amid the pulse-racing.
I studied museum visitor perceptions in four historic and world-class natural history museums: the Natural History Museum (London), the Horniman Museum (London), the National Museums of Kenya (Nairobi), and the American Museum of Natural History (New York City).
In addition to climate change, we identified four key factors driving acceptance and rejection of non-native planting: aesthetics; locational context; historic factors and inevitability; and perceptions of invasiveness and incompatability with native wildlife.
Obtaining a local historic designation requires battling the perception that resale values of properties might be affected.
But a hive mind media, driven by stenography and churn (much of its twitter-pated), snark and hype (from consultants eager to provide "content"), kept on ignoring warning signs, even awarding him the perception of an "historic" sweep of Iowa and New Hampshire when it was actually Santorum, as I warned early on, who won Iowa.
Defeat and minority status are crucial to party building and identity unless it takes the form of the ideological cancer that's currently crippling the Right but it is the in the crossing of the threshold, the iteration of historic victory, where words and perception and speeches are most fertile, most malleable to the will of political ideology married to the public good.
