Thus, they are controlled not only as objects of disciplines but also as self-scrutinizing and self-forming subjects.
For decades, balloon effects have been the object of study in other disciplines, most notably international drug control and, more recently, carbon leakage.
Secondly, linking the term 'global' with the attribute 'transnational determinants or solutions' does not present enough clarity about the difference to the object of the discipline 'international health' and is thus redundant.
It is a discipline known as memetics and the object of study is the meme.
The problem of modeling a process from observed data has been the object of several disciplines.
New epistemological approaches ranging from post-structuralism and postcolonialism, to hermeneutics and literary theory, have since contributed to redefining both the ways in which literature is conceived of as an object of geographical study and the discipline's motivations for pursuing its analysis, not to mention the themes under consideration.
Interest in information phenomena increased dramatically in the 20th century, and today they are the objects of study in a number of disciplines, including philosophy, physics, biology, linguistics, information and computer science, electronic and communications engineering, management science, and the social sciences.
"While this particular trip was run in the name of a student society, the nature of LSE's teaching and research means that aspects of North Korea are legitimate objects of study in several of our academic disciplines.
On Foucault's account, modern control of sexuality parallels modern control of criminality by making sex (like crime) an object of allegedly scientific disciplines, which simultaneously offer knowledge and domination of their objects.
Computer science as an independent discipline dates to only about 1960, although the electronic digital computer that is the object of its study was invented some two decades earlier.
