Following these recommendations will require a collective, scholarly effort involving many education researchers and evaluators and many CUREs that are diverse in terms of students, instructors, activities, and institutional contexts.
Guided by our conceptual framework, scholarly literature, and the collective expertise of a sizable network of prevention scientists involved with the Promise Neighborhoods Research Consortium (PNRC), we developed an exhaustive list of local-level, policy-relevant strategies that community leaders could implement to improve child health and development.
Instead of relying on a few experts selected by leading publications, they advocate using the Internet to expose scholarly thinking to the swift collective judgment of a much broader interested audience.
This article offers the first scholarly analysis of both the collective memory of the mosque's efforts to save Jews during the Occupation, and the conflicting historical evidence around this story.
A meta-analysis of the scholarly literature indexed during 1990 2004 on collective action related to natural resource governance yielded strong evidence that small-N studies are still the dominant empirical method.
Although much has been written about the Eight and their successful exhibition (their one and only collective endeavor), comparatively little scholarly attention has been paid to their later stylistic individuality, the subject of a beautiful exhibition at the New Britain Museum of American Art.
Theater studies considers the cultural, historical, and literary dimensions of events that are intensely collaborative by definition; yet we rarely discuss or reenact this collective dimension in our scholarly writing.
As a collective body of seminal scholarly work, these contributions have given perspective on how Earth's climate system matters as a driver of human history.
Our leading research institutes, centers, programs, along with outstanding scholarly faculty and student publications, evidence our collective scholarly commitment.
Yet while the writings of the New Atheists are a natural evolution of a cultural struggle, from the perspective of the scholarly study of religion and theology, their collective studies disappoint.
