The terror that the media perpetuates works perfectly in the hands of politicians.
Their most recent publication Enhancing the Postdoctoral Experience for Scientists and Engineers--released at a press briefing on 11 September, is an attempt to oil the wheels of reform in a culture that often perpetuates substandard working conditions for postdocs.
She established the foundation two years ago to conserve her late husband's legacy and perpetuate his work through publications and exhibitions such as this one.
In America, Vivekananda's most enduring impact may be the organization he created to perpetuate his work.
But what I didn't need was to perpetuate having to work those jobs.
Irregularly shaped, with rounded corners and added bumps, these works perpetuate a coy, endearing form of abstraction that evokes Richard Tuttle and less well-known early 70's artists like Judy Rifka.
The paper argues that in the context of an expanding HIV/AIDS epidemic in rural areas of India, understanding the historical and structural factors that operate to perpetuate female sex work as a culturally "sanctioned" occupation is critical if interventions intended to reduce the risk of HIV transmission are to succeed.
On the contrary, it will simply perpetuate a way of working that demonstrably needs to change.
We should absolutely invest in making offices more ergonomic and healthier places, but we also need to interrogate the social, cultural, and economic structures that create and perpetuate these kinds of working conditions.
As the first major global meeting on drug policy in two decades approaches, Russia is quietly emerging as a powerful force working to perpetuate the war on drugs in the face of growing weariness with the quagmire worldwide.
This measure of turnover, however, does not account for relocation, parental leave or similar reasons for employees leaving the firm and perpetuating a work relationship with the employer.
