Issues such as flexibility and hierarchy were flagged as more than employment issues, characterising tension inherent in the Peer Worker experience.
This posed a key methodological challenge in the form of the contentious epistemological issue, characterised in the literature as the 'nomothetic idiographic dilemma'.
Kline also criticised the wide variety of political issues that characterised the film, though added that "maybe this helps us begin to understand what life must have been like under such an oppressive government".
We then introduce the contributions to the Special Issue, showing how they illustrate some of the key issues that characterise the current state-of-the-art in ACI, and finally reflect on how the journey ahead towards developing an ACI discipline could be undertaken.
Here we address these issues by characterising and comparing isolates from healthy children from five separate kindergartens and from cases of pediatric infection in Chengdu, China.
These issues thus characterise the moral order of the study culture.
Now, over the last several weeks, we have seen a return of the politicisation of these issues that have characterised the last several years.
