Mostly, I think, it is a problem of expertise, with few art writers feeling confident enough to comment authoritatively on what they see.
And we resolved the problem of expertise at a stroke.So is the lesson of the crisis is that the state is back to stay, in the mould of the national-developmentalist state of the 1950s and 1960s?President: No, the lesson of the crisis is that the state must be prepared, that it must have the capacity to intervene when required.
This paper studies the problem of expertise matching with various constraints.
In the proposed framework, the problem of expertise matching is linked to a convex cost flow problem, which guarantees an optimal solution under various constraints.
This article sketches out the development of STS from its roots, among others in the sociology of knowledge and history of technology, to contemporary issues such as the problem of expertise and transformations in the production of knowledge.
Expertise research has produced mixed results regarding the problem of transfer of expertise.
Our use of the term medicalisation refers to the way in which non-medical processes and problems come to be reconceptualised as medical problems requiring the application of expertise and knowledge from biomedicine (Lock and Gordon 1988).
Sinan al-Shabibi, governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, which the report said was holding $5.7 billion of the surplus at the end of 2007, said that while he could not speak for the government, problems with spending money often had to do with continuing security problems and a shortage of expertise in Iraqi ministries.
However, I do come across the scenario of "if all you have is a hammer, all you see are nails" when it comes to specialists looking at problems outside their field of expertise.
The general practitioners explained how they may be met with patients presenting problems outside their area of expertise and that they are not always able to live up to the expectations uttered by patients.
