In his book Up From Communism, the historian John Diggins sums up Garry Wills's funny take on this: "In Nixon Agonistes, [Wills] repudiated conservative politics as a 'mishmash' of alliances with no theoretical bond other than a common nervous impulse to defend the powerful against the powerless".
The paper describes the theoretical foundation for EARLY ALLIANCE, the goals of the prevention trial, the rationale for design choices, and the methods employed.
The purpose of this paper is to describe a culture change initiative currently underway in Canada, the Partnerships in Dementia Care (PiDC) Alliance and the theoretical foundations informing our work.
We examine the management of strategic alliances using the theoretical frames of transactions cost, social network theory and the resource-based view.
This paper analyses the influence of technological flows in the choice of joint ventures as a governance form of technology alliances, using a theoretical framework based on Transaction Costs Economics and the Economics of Intellectual Property Rights.
Labour complained that the real unholy alliance was not the theoretical, future one between Labour and the SNP but the actual, present one between the Conservative Party and Mr Salmond.
Peter Altmaier, Germany's CDU Environment Minister, declared yesterday that the chances of such an alliance had increased from being merely "theoretical" to "conceivable".
Lastly, the paper put forward a relational mechanism which provided a theoretical reference for R&D institutions to enhance their knowledge alliance partnership.
With their paper, they suggested some cognitive-behavioral strategies that can be applied also to other theoretical models to enhance emotively and cognitively the therapeutic alliance to overcome resistance.
Moreover, Turkey is a NATO member, and therefore can connect the organization with that notable alliance, while Pakistan has nuclear weapons, perhaps giving a theoretical nuclear deterrent to what is essentially most of the Arab world.
