The report, a joint effort of the Project for Excellence in Journalism and the Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, also noted that Republican candidate John McCain "has had a harder time controlling his message".
The cooperation goes far beyond joint efforts in the past to fight the flow of drugs.
Thanks to joint efforts with UNICEF, the project provides support in themes of health, education and human rights, and strengthens local institutions for guaranteeing their sustainability".
A similar joint effort in Costa Rica secured an Intel chip plant and other foreign investments in high-tech projects.Brazil never wholly abandoned industrial policy.
In a joint effort, the Forest Resource Assessment Nepal project, Arbonaut Ltd. and ICIMOD carried out a wall-to-wall airborne discrete-return light detection and ranging (LiDAR) data and subsequent field plot collection in two watersheds in Chitwan and Gorkha.
St. John, a citizen of Canada, did the project, a joint effort with counterparts in the United Kingdom, as part of the Ecological Circuitry Collaboratory ( ECC), an initiative of the Institute of Ecosystem Studies IESES).
The research project, a joint effort between the Courtauld Institute of Art in London and the Bhutan Culture Department, was financed by an anonymous United States donor.
Leaders of the project, a joint effort of Suffolk County, the Cornell Cooperative Extension, Long Island University and Stony Brook University, are hoping to duplicate the Orient Harbor results in eastern Flanders Bay, where scallops were introduced in late 2007.
The PIs also lead the US effort in the Columbus project, a joint project on hybrid systems research with the European Union, and CHESS is an international partner in the European ARTIST project on advanced real-time systems.
The project will make an immediate impact through the Keystone Project, a joint effort between the Harvard Forest and University of Massachusetts, which provides training and resources to community leaders in Massachusetts on land conservation and management.
She approached the Cornell Lab about starting a similar study in the United States, and their joint effort, called Project FeederWatch, enrolled 4,000 volunteers in 1987, its first year.
