"It follows that economic development and personal income must not account for the happiness that they are so often linked to," the academics note.
Key results of the program are synthesized and linked to the relevant academic discourse in operations management using design science methodology.
We believe that the shorter time lag between data collection and publication in China is linked to the Chinese academic system.
Moreover, they allow for critical self-governance and self-betterment that, in our experience as Reed students, were inextricably linked to the school's academic excellence.
There are educators, like Nancy Faust Sizer, the author of "Crossing the Stage: Redesigning Senior Year" (2002), who strongly support such programs but say they should be linked to the work or academic world.
An independent social scientist, who was not linked to the student evaluation or academic program, facilitated the recruitment procedure.
Also, because the incubator is intimately linked to the campus, for Manchester academics at least, there is time to decide whether to "cross over" to the excitement of commerce or stay in academia -- and if things don't work out, they can "fail quietly," return to the lab, and prepare to develop the next idea.
His acquaintances probably included art historian Anthony Blunt, who spied for the Soviet Union, and other academics linked to the Cambridge Apostles group, EM Forster and perhaps Churchill's close friend and adviser, Brendan Bracken.
He admitted being moved to tears by the scene in the film "The Iron Lady" where Mrs Thatcher, played by Meryl Streep, speaks about the war in the House of Commons.No such sentimentality coloured the reaction in China, though Mrs Thatcher is a hero to the ultra-liberals and is even viewed with some respect by mainstream academics linked to the government.
In Europe several small academic networks were linked to the growing North American network.
