Framing the Climate Debate: Knowledge Affirmation vs. Risk Mitigation Bằng Waugh, Caleb Joseph

“…This will require policy advocates, including scientists, to do a much better job framing the scientific argument for policy intervention more in terms of the inherent scientific uncertainty and risk mitigation instead of suggesting that scientific outcomes and subsequent catastrophic events are indisputable. …”
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Evidence and choice Bằng Wells, Ian (Ian T.)

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In(ter)ventions in nature Bằng Xia, Zuli

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Learning with data : a toolkit to democratize the computational exploration of data Bằng Dasgupta, Sayamindu

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State capitalism and FDI expropriation in Latin America Bằng Tsai, Tsung-han, Lee, Chia-yi

“…The focus on Venezuela and Brazil also supports our main argument.…”
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Educating the professional military : civil–military relations and professional military education in India Bằng Mukherjee, Anit

“…This article analyzes the ways in which civil–military relations shape professional military education (PME). Its main argument is that military education benefits from a civil–military partnership. …”
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Criminalising lesbian sexual conducts in Malaysia / Nur Ilmi Syakila Mazalan … [et al.] Bằng Mazalan, Nur Ilmi Syakila, Muhammad Khairi, Siti Maisarah, Mohamad Khairudin, Nor Maiezah, Abdul Khalid, Ahmad Basyir

“…Therefore, the abovementioned argument is supported by the findings of the research itself.…”
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Crisis of the public sector : a philosophical analysis of new public management through MacIntyre and Foucault Bằng Ongun, Mustafa

“…In this study, I aim to develop the argument that there is a crisis in the public sector that results from the NPM regime. …”
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Kinship diplomacy between Sicily and Rome Bằng Prag, J

“…In itself, that would not necessarily be sufficient reason to justify a fresh study. The further argument that the Sicilian cases deserve to be better known, not least because they present a number of unusual features, could likewise be dismissed as special pleading. …”

The ethics of human-animal relationships and public discourse: A case study of lions bred for their bones Bằng Coals, P, Burnham, D, Loveridge, A, Macdonald, D, Sas-Rolfes, M, Williams, V, Vucetich, J

“…A valuable tool for such evaluations is the formal analysis of ethical arguments. An ethical argument is a collection of premises, logically interrelated, to yield a conclusion that can be expressed in the form, "We ought to…" According to the rules of logic, a conclusion is supported by an argument if all its premises are true or appropriate and when it contains no mistaken inferences. …”

Life before birth: abortion and prenatal personhood in morality and law Bằng Greasley, K

“…It is primarily concerned with the metaphysical status of the foetus, with particular attention to the question whether the foetus is properly characterised as a person in the philosophical sense. The argument of the thesis proceeds in two parts. The first part surveys certain lines of argument to the effect that the question of prenatal personhood is immaterial to the moral and legal permissibility of abortion. …”

The moral economy of early intervention: mothers, children, and the impact of austerity on perinatal mental health Bằng Maggio, R

“…I argue that the main cause of this outcome is that the opposing arguments were based on moral positions that were incompatible, but not simply incompatible. …”

One-parameter discontinuous Galerkin finite element discretisation of quasilinear parabolic problems Bằng Lasis, A, Suli, E

“…It is assumed that $a$ is a real--valued function which is Lipschitz-continuous and uniformly monotonic in its last argument, and $f$ is a real-valued function which is locally Lipschitz-continuous and satisfies a suitable growth condition in its last argument; both functions are measurable in the first and second arguments. …”

Money flows like mercury: the geography of global finance Bằng Clark, G

“…Some may dispute this argument, but in doing so they lament the passing of an era rather than advancing a convincing counterclaim about how the world is and what it might become. …”

Slowdown: the end of the great acceleration—and why it's good for the planet, the economy, and our lives Bằng Dorling, D

“…A powerful and counterintuitive argument that we should welcome the current slowdown—of population growth, economies, and technological innovation​ <br> The end of our high-growth world was underway well before COVID-19 arrived. …”

Party system effects and the scope for corruption in modern democracies Bằng Voznaya, AM

“…This thesis probes this argument through a controlled comparative analysis of corruption in 91 contemporary democracies and three nested-design case studies. …”

The uses and abuses of referendums Bằng Trueblood, L

“…It challenges the ideas that inform the view of referendums as exceptional democratic processes. This is not an argument against the use of referendums. Far from it. …”

Return to status quo ante: the need for robust and reversible pandemic emergency measures Bằng Rainey, S, Giubilini, A

“…First, a Millian-liberal argument justifies lockdown measures in order to protect liberty under pandemic conditions, consistent with commonly accepted principles of public health ethics. …”

Money flows like mercury: the geography of global finance Bằng Clark, G

“…Some may dispute this argument, but in doing so they lament the passing of an era rather than advancing a convincing counterclaim about how the world is and what it might become. …”

The lived experience of working with people with eating disorders: A meta-ethnography. Bằng Graham, MR, Tierney, S, Chisholm, A, Fox, JRE

“…Data were synthesized using reciprocal translation, and a line of argument was developed. RESULTS: Thirty-seven studies met the inclusion criteria. …”