But Fox also presents himself as a journalist; and the breast cancer reference has opened his entire work to a critical offensive not only from the industry scholars and discerning students of public and environmental health, but from the mainstream media.
In a lengthy January report commissioned by the Department of Transportation, titled "Predatory Practices in the U.S. Airline Industry," scholars concluded that service degrades and prices rise when there is less competition in the airline industry.
Edward W. Said's 1978 book "Orientalism" engendered a small industry of scholars documenting how we perceive the outsider or "other".
To historians of the travel industry, to scholars of chain restaurants and hotels, this was the shrine to Fred Harvey, the great patron saint of tourists.
Data are collected through a survey of multiple stakeholders, including government, industry experts, scholars and silicon wafer and solar cell firms.
Most of us assume that CSR goes in only one direction, namely, what firms can do for non-profits as defined by the non-profit industry (CSR scholars and others).
This first requires us – as policymakers, industry actors, scholars, citizens, and consumers – to acknowledge not only medical tourism's imbrication in a broader range of transnational care pursuits and provision but also medical tourism's articulation in a broader (and increasingly global) political economy of health care.
He is a movie director with an insider's knowledge of the industry, a film scholar with the history of Hollywood at his fingertips and a sincere, unabashed fan.
Although the effort is intended to standardize and consolidate the enforcement of data protection regulation across the 27 European Union countries, some American regulators, industry groups and scholars have objected.
The trend has been criticized by industry analysts and scholars as a manifestation of short-sighted business competition that serves to inhibit innovation in the economy as a whole.
