Sentence examples for scholarship documents from inspiring English sources

But historical scholarship documents the horrendous victimization of blacks -- for example, unpaid labor of millions that was key to American capital accumulation.

The left has been protesting rising inequality since Ronald Reagan cut taxes on the rich and benefits for the poor, and a great deal of recent scholarship documents the socially, morally and economically damaging effects of separating the haves ever further from the have-nots.

Outside Kenya, no other field has the depth or breadth of revisionist scholarship documenting British colonial violence at the end of empire.

A growing body of scholarship documenting the relationships between measures of the built environment, particularly housing, socioeconomic and racial disparities, and intra-urban variability in heat exposure as risk factors for heat-health impacts (Harlan et al., 2013; Uejio et al., 2011) highlights the importance of the social justice dimensions of urban planning for climate adaptation.

Recent scholarship has documented several cases where policy domination by outside experts has inhibited the growth of accountable local systems of governance [ 6].

Contemporary scholarship does document that particular interventions successfully have shifted the attitudes, behaviours and/or inequalities associated with violence against women.

The scholarship over these documents is vast and studded with question marks: Who wrote the texts?

"This book is a work of historical scholarship, based on documents I uncovered in archives in nine U.S. and German cities," Mr. Urwand said.

Scholarships, Scholarship, Scholarships.

The Shock Doctrine is equal parts meticulously documented scholarship and old-fashioned reporting.

In light of the latter half of this proposal, a growing body of scholarship, as recently documented by the Stanford historian Ana Raquel Minian, shows how past efforts at border militarization "did not reduce migration but instead made it more dangerous".