If a "king" wants something done, his subjects' overriding duty is to obey.In fact the Korean king, who was usually held in check by his powerful scholar-bureaucrats, was no autocrat.
The revolution was a powerful tug: expatriate scholars were pulled back into Iran, which they found in a heady state of utopian promise and practical disorder.
Salman's predecessor Abdullah, promoted the advancement of women and higher education, confronted powerful ulema (religious scholars), and tested the foundational bargain struck with them by his father, Ibn Saud.
The exhibition's ravishing display of geometric abstraction, Conceptualism and minimalism was so powerful that some scholars began to fear that the Mexican muralists — those mainstays of Latin American art history whom even Ramírez started out with academically — were now being underrated.
Ukraine has an activist reform-minded press and a powerful group of scholars and policy-makers pressing for reform from outside, such as VoxUkraine.
This collection includes a long introductory essay, "The Dialectics of Modern Regulatory Governance," that conceptualizes the emergence of the modern regulatory state in the nineteenth-century and its evolution since then, often in response to powerful critiques from scholars and regulated businesses.
She was able to continue her contact with other scholars and powerful members of the court.
From two major scholars, a powerful narrative that explores the making and unmaking of American democracy and global power in the twentieth century.
Religious conservatives fret that in the effort to stamp out violence, the ruling family may recast the distinctive puritanical building blocks of this society and diminish the powerful role of religious scholars.
An atlas would also be an opportunity to share with other scholars a powerful platform for them to tell the stories that they felt needed to be most urgently told, especially when they didn't fit the confines of academic publishing but so obviously met the needs of their communities.
