Requiring specific performance as a remedy for breach of personal services contracts has been viewed as a form of involuntary servitude by some scholars and courts, though other jurisdictions and scholars have rejected this argument; it is a popular rule in academia and many local jurisdictions, but has never been upheld by higher courts.
However, despite requirements by prominent journals and funding agencies for submission of primary data as a condition for publication and financial support, recent surveys indicate variable compliance with these rules in both academia and industry [ 5].
By Macy Halford November 10, 2008 In academia, Rule No. 1 is publish, publish, publish.
Alas, wild mischaracterizations of uncertainty seem to be the rule, not the exception, in academia outside physics.
In academia, the rule is that you never talk out of school about a tenure case, much less a tenure case in somebody else's department.
Readers say While normally one would be in a job to get another, I guess the rules are different at senior levels in academia.
Represented in all walks of life they tend to cluster in professions that follow rule-based repetitive systems, as found in academia, languages, law, politics, technology, banking and engineering.
In academia, you follow the rules outlined in an advertisement.
Although both types of research take place in academia and industry, as a general rule, fundamental research is more commonly found in the academic sector whereas industrial research is predominantly applied.
Because these rules and regulations are specific to industry and relatively unknown in academia, most academically trained job candidates fail to qualify for these industrial jobs.
