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Fatal attraction - Sydney Morning Herald

Fatal attraction
Sydney Morning Herald
Modish theories in the 1960s downplayed the significance of willpower and helped nurture that nauseating cuckoo, the Me Generation, until it became a monster of self-indulgence. The prioritising of such vacuities as ''self-esteem'' and ''empowerment'' ...

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BPS Annual Meeting to be held Feb. 25 - 29 in San Diego - News-Medical.net

BPS Annual Meeting to be held Feb. 25 - 29 in San Diego
News-Medical.net
The researchers suspected that the negative charge of the S-layer attracted positive calcium ions and brought them in proximity with carbonate. To test this theory, the researchers engineered artificial S-layers and increased their negative charge by ...

The corporate pay culture is the focus of unprecedented fire - Financial Times

Financial Times

The corporate pay culture is the focus of unprecedented fire
Financial Times
There were two snags, says Raghavendra Rau of Cambridge university's Judge Business School. First, many companies implemented the Jensen-Murphy theory clumsily. Second, options attracted the wrong type of executive – risk-takers who “buy companies more ...

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Why bother about inequality? - The Age

The Age

Why bother about inequality?
The Age
Protesters used the 1 per cent versus 99 per cent divide to emphasise the growing disparity between the haves and the have-nots, and they successfully attracted support from all sectors of society, including from those who live the high-life of the top ...

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Third-party litigation funding is a relatively new model, but it is likely to ... - The Lawyer

The Lawyer

Third-party litigation funding is a relatively new model, but it is likely to ...
The Lawyer
With recoverable conditional fee arrangements (CFA) success fees and after-the-event (ATE) premiums, it is possible in theory for a third-party funder to lay off either all or most of the risk of being ultimately liable for either own-side or adverse ...

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