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Karl Marx, Woody Guthrie, and Martin Luther King may have had more in common than it may first seem. Karl Marx, the author of the famous Communist Manifesto, that laid the groundwork for the formation of the Soviet…

Harris, M.B. & Franklin, C. (2009). Helping adolescent mothers to achieve in school: An evaluation of the taking charge group intervention. Children & Schools, 31. 27-34.

¶ … forward discount in predicting exchange rate modifications. The conclusion of the literature review is that the forward discount is a biased predictor and that are two possible explanations for this situation.

Khalil, Samy. "Doing the impossible: Appellate reweighing of harm and mitigation in capital cases after Williams v. Taylor, with a special focus on Texas." Texas Law Review, 80(1): November 2001. Proquest Database.

Job's tale is one of the most accessible Biblical allegories. An honorable, just, pious man loses everything: his ten children, his wife, his entire estate, and on top of it all is inflicted with a horrendous skin…

¶ … hearing the name of Nobel Prize Winner Sinclair Lewis, The Jungle often comes to mind first because of the impact this book made in its time and ever since. Yet, It Can't Happen Here should be judged just as -- if…

Recent cases of Mad Cow Disease have focused the public attention on prion diseases and the small proteins that are believed to cause them. The scientific community has been slow to recognize this mechanism of disease,…

¶ … human intelligence in the context of the Developing Expertise Model. The author argues that the conventional view of what intelligence is and how it can be measured is incorrect.

This is an annotated bibliography of sources related to terrorism and identification of future terrorist attacks. The best way to prevent anything from happening in the future is by working cooperatively with various groups, gathering intelligence, and in being proactive in determining the viability of potential threats to the country.

This article examines the perceptions held by investors regarding use of derivatives by their money managers. Both realist and positivist approaches to financial research are examined. The evolution of traditional financial research methods is discussed, as are the implications for changing the hedging ratio and use of derivatives in the field.