The two of us support this concept — and indeed one of us worked extensively with the Hoover Institution to draft such a bankruptcy proposal.
Through a number of targeted exercises – including the analysis of a single raisin in painstaking detail – he introduces us to this concept.
When Peter Drucker presented us with this concept 30 years ago, the objectives he referred to were the objectives of the business.
The scholars tell us that this concept, as we frame it, is an invention — which is not to say a mere artifact — of Shakespeare's own time, when the old sense of a soul, with an angel and a devil totting up the score on either shoulder, began giving way to the sense, more modern, of the self-made self — the self that does its own accounting, or tries to.
S. Stanley Kubrick introduced us to this concept with the intelligent computer HAL in the film 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Looking back on the historical emergence of the concept of "race," critical race theorists remind us that this concept arose concurrently with the advent of European exploration as a justification for conquest and domination of the globe beginning in the 15th century of the Common Era (CE) and reaching its apex in the early 20th century CE.
As already mentioned, it was as important to us to evaluate this concept with the editorial team as much as with our audiences.
The idea that people support what they help to build is attributed, in various versions, to Dale Carnegie, but whoever said it first, Vincent Talucci reminds us how powerful this concept is.
However, our clinical experience of androgen replacement therapy in women with androgen deficiency, in which hair loss was seldom reported, led us to question this concept.
Like many of us, she struggled with this concept, until she felt it herself and broke down her barriers to seeing herself as a complete, flawed and worthy human being.
