BelknapPress; 464 pages; $29.95 and £19.95One sound reason to question the thesis, put forward by John Judis and Ruy Teixeira, about the emergence of an enduring Democratic majority has been the crucial transformation of the South from Dixiecrat to Republican.
For Australia, he thinks, the best outcome would be for America to relinquish primacy and share power with China and other countries in a "concert of Asia .Mr White's thesis, put forward in a recent issue of Quarterly Essay, has caused some debate in Australia, but few people there see the United States wanting to carve up Asia with China.
When turmoil broke out in the Balkans following the Archduke's assassination, according to the thesis put forward in 1961 by the German historian Fritz Fischer, the Germans exploited the situation for their own ends, hoping that they could knock off France and Russia while keeping Britain out of the conflict.
Such is the thesis put forward by author Keir Thomas.
The thesis put forward was that FR might learn something to improve its impact from investigative journalism.
The thesis put forward here is that the occurrence of Fickian dispersion in geophysical settings is a rare event and consequently should be labeled as anomalous.
The main thesis put forward by Hartmann in the Foundations of Ontology is that all ontological differences are articulations of being, not differences between being and non-being.
The secular stagnation thesis, put forward by economists like Larry Summers and Tyler Cowen, says the slow growth we're experiencing now is permanent.
The thesis put forward in this paper was that the conflicting outcomes reported in the literature on the consequence of genetic selection for either host growth or resistance to pathogens may arise from the modification of the interrelationship between these genetic traits by the nutritional environment of the host.
Third, with terms such as "critical periods" and "hardwiring", the thesis is put forward that brains have a finite time window for learning certain things.
