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To the extent that Californians -- and Americans -- subscribe to that view, they have confounded the predictions of countless theorists about the nature of democratic politics.

Even though that concept may seem a relatively straightforward construct, there is disagreement among theorists about how middle powers should be defined and how they act in world politics.

He has encouraged quite a lot of debate, albeit mostly behind closed doors among party theorists, about ways to make the party more democratic and expand the use of elections to select lower-level leaders.

A science writer and veteran explainer communicates some of the propositions offered by theorists about the virtually unlimited computing power that may follow certain practical triumphs that are not quite in sight.

The success of the Harry Potter series has provoked a lively discussion among French literary theorists about the novels' underlying message and the structure of Harry's school, Poudlard (Hogwarts).

Because most direct realists identified pains with sensory experiences rather than their objects, the direct perceptual theorists about pain needed a robust (realist) notion of experience.

What the so-called negative and positive theorists disagree about is how this single concept of freedom should be interpreted.

An articulate theorist about art, he did much to introduce modern French painting into England.

One could be a conspiracy theorist about Coca-Cola without having any particular views about climate change, or vice versa.

Under the rubric "Turning the Corner," Bill Griffeth and some of his colleagues were interviewing Nouriel Roubini, a professor of economics at the Stern School of Business at New York University, and Nassim Taleb, a derivatives trader, author and theorist about randomness.

On the metaphysical side, A-theorists about time (see the entry on time) think that corresponding to predicates like 'is a child' are A-series properties which a thing can have at one time, and lack at another time.