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The anaphylaxis campaign

Accident and Emergency Nursing, 2004
The incidence of anaphylaxis appears to have increased dramatically during the last decade. Although precise figures are hard to come by, there is adequate evidence that the rise is real and not simply a reflection of increased awareness. Food is the commonest cause of anaphylaxis in the UK.
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The Logic of Campaigning

2011
We consider a political candidate campaigning to be elected. Her chances of being elected will depend on how various groups of voters perceive her, and how they perceive her will depend on what she has said. Different groups of voters may have different preferences and a statement preferred by one group of voters may be disliked by another.
Walter Dean, Rohit Parikh
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Campaigns for Campaigners: a Review Essay

Western Political Quarterly, 1987
ECENT elections to the Congress of the United States have been marked by a dramatic increase in the money raised and spent on congressional campaigns. As shown in Table 1, the average total contributions made to House candidates in 1972 of $51,752 more than quadrupled by 1984 to $215,238.
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Campaign: Capital Campaign

2023
Eugene R. Tempel, Sarah K. Nathan
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Is the Chinese Anticorruption Campaign Authentic? Evidence from Corporate Investigations

Management Science, 2022
Clark Liu, Tao Shu, John M Griffin
exaly  

A Campaign for a “Cure”

Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 2003
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Has the anti-corruption campaign decreased air pollution in China?

Energy Economics, 2020
Zhongfei Chen, Mengling Zhou
exaly  

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