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Professor Mel Eisenberg argued in a recent paper for an expansion of the excuse doctrines.

As I discuss in a recent paper for the Transatlantic Academy, Germany has responded to such concerns with two complementary rhetorical arguments.

In a recent paper for the United Nations in Beirut, I analyzed all 109 post-war episodes since 1970 to identify risk factors for war relapse.

But making such a cordon tight and effective would be hard, especially without full support from Iran's neighbours, argues Michael Knights in a recent paper for NPEC.

As the economists James Feyrer, Dimitra Politi, and David Weil write, in a recent paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research: Ocean water is rich in iodine, which is why endemic goiter is not observed in coastal areas.

How much this will cost and how much the international community can justify spending is discussed by Morten Jerven, a professor at Canada's Simon Fraser University, in a recent paper for the Copenhagen Consensus Center.

It is representative of modern chemical language (recent papers) for a range of central chemical disciplines.

Labor supply behavior in the context of informality has been analyzed in some recent papers for the Chilean case (Todd and Velez-Grajales 2008; Attanasio et al. 2011; Otero 2013; Joubert 2015).

The specific activity after immobilization is higher than observed in recent papers for the protease pepsin immobilized on beaded chitosan [ 33, 34] and trypsin photoimmobilized in a fused-silica capillary [ 34].

This result raises doubts about whether Asian rice was domesticated more than once, as has been suggested in several recent papers (for a review see Sang and Ge, 2007).

A preeminent contracts scholar, Melvin Eisenberg (2009), has provided them with considerable ammunition in a recent paper, arguing for expanding the domain of the excuse doctrines.