This is more than an interesting scholarly finding; it has consequences for the legislative process.
Even now, there is scholarly debate about the consequences of the 1919 Senate vote, which was 53 39 against the treaty.
These findings have important implications for scholarly visibility and likely consequences for academic careers.
The scientific identification of the Anthropocene with the year 1945 gives us not just a plausible geological end to the Holocene, but also a watershed that fits comfortably with a great body of scholarly work about the historical consequences of World War II.
Not every geochemist may agree with specific assumptions, and as a consequence of such issues, scholarly debates over what is prebiotically plausible and what is not, have been controversial.
There is scholarly disagreement about this issue.
provides an international venue for the scientific exchange of research and scholarly work on the contributing factors, prevention, consequences, social impact, and response to HIV/AIDS.
Second, although workplace ostracism as a commonly experienced social phenomenon has attracted growing scholarly attention, most aim to examine its consequences, and thus few studies have explored its antecedents (Robinson et al., 2013).
AIDS and Behavior provides an international venue for the scientific exchange of research and scholarly work on the contributing factors, prevention, consequences, social impact, and response to HIV/AIDS.
This policy gap exists despite increasing scholarly focus on the individual and organisational consequences associated with the greater reliance on casual or contingent staff in the workplace (17– 26).
And since precluding scholarly events would apparently be an "unintended" consequence, we can infer that pretextually precluding Coulter or Yiannopoulos from speaking would be entirely intentional.
