In comparative welfare state research, the preoccupation with expenditure data has also meant that the welfare state itself has remained a black box.
While the researchers involved in this project had a strong commitment to public involvement in research, there were preoccupation about the impact of potential co-researchers' values on the research outcome that were not applied to other members of the research team.
The current system of ethics oversight of research, in its preoccupation with protection of research participants, does not allow for much consideration of altruism on the part of the participant.
In contrast to the widespread interest of other researchers and the preoccupations of managers with competition, researchers within the IMP tradition have devoted hardly any attention to the issue in over thirty years of research and the term occurs only infrequently in the IMP literature.
He had been the one to cook for the two of them when he was a boy, dividing the meals in half and eating his portion alone; his mother, her preoccupation with her research a ready excuse, had eaten at odd hours then.
The research moves away from a preoccupation with urban retail's novelty and spectacle towards a consideration of the more conventional and conservative kinds of consumption that have been a vital part of the retail ecology of many major cities in the twentieth century.
Concerns about the ethical conduct of research are not a modern preoccupation.
My various preoccupations have involved several research projects in my primary area of professional expertise: Real estate development and finance, including urban revitalization, redevelopment, and regeneration.
It ees 'ere!" Yet others are murmuring that it seems a peculiar preoccupation of (mostly male) research scientists to want to find something that many rational people are certain isn't there.
Because of this preoccupation, a plethora of research has been undertaken as regards composing (Perl, 1978; Pianko, 1979; Flavel, 1979; Flower & Hayes, 1980; Flower & Hayes, 1981; Devine et al., 1993; Victori, 1995, 1997; Chenoweth & Hayes, 2001and Chenoweth & Hayes, 2003; Gustilo, 2010, 2011).
