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Cultural theory and public attitudes toward gun control regulation

What is the objective / research question? In this article, the discussion highlights the motivation of individuals, to take a stand as opposition or support to the regulation of guns. The objective of the research is the arguments that can provide a resolution to the gun control debate.

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Public denial of the vaccine-autism link and denial arguments

Vaccines and the Great Denial," provides a variety of scientific research that effectively dispels the claim that there is any link between early childhood vaccinations and incurring autism.

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Market entry strategy for FDA-approved drug testing cups in Costa Rica

For any company that considers operating internationally, there are many alternatives to select from for the mode of entry in the foreign markets.

~10 min read

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Ending the "problem with no name": The feminist movement of the 1970s

The Golden Age of marriage and family, the 1950s, was statistically a time when most women married and few divorced (Smith, lecture notes).

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Leadership and trade policy in the World Trade Organization

The author has presented the theories of international trade and theoretical positions that researchers have taken regarding free trade as well as liberalization of trade policy.

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Religious conflict and fusion in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

Religion features prominently in the 14th century text Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. The story reveals the interface between indigenous pagan faiths and Christianity, especially as the two converge in the colonized Celtic regions such as Wales.

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Tap dancing and the expression of cultural identity through movement

The ways that humans express themselves artistically often reflects the social, political and religious contexts of the times of their development.

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Cyberbullying's gendered impact: psychological effects and motivations for girls and boys

What is Cyberbullying? Cyberbullying is described as "…an individual or group willfully using information and communication involving electronic technologies to facilitate deliberate and repeated harassment or threat…" to another person (or persons) by texting, emailing, and posting on social media…

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Broken windows theory and law enforcement effectiveness

Human civilization has always been defined by the establishment of ethical codes, laws which individuals must obey for the greater good of society, and for every rule that mankind has devised there have been those willing to transgress.

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Socio-technical methods for mitigating insider threats to enterprises

Insider threats are one of the primary sources of risk to an enterprise network and to intellectual property.

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