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The Monro-Kellie Doctrine: A Review and Call for Revision
American Journal of Neuroradiology, 2022 SUMMARY: The Monro-Kellie doctrine is a well-accepted principle of intracranial hemodynamics. It has undergone few consequential revisions since it was established.
J. Benson +4 more
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The DoCTRINE Guidelines: Defined Criteria To Report INnovations in Education
Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges, 2022 Purpose Reporting guidelines assist authors in conducting and describing their research in alignment with evidence-based and expert-determined standards.
M. Blanco +5 more
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Human Capital Driven Acquisition: Evidence from the Inevitable Disclosure Doctrine
Management Sciences, 2020 We present evidence that the desire to gain human capital is an important motive for corporate acquisitions. Our tests exploit the staggered recognition of the Inevitable Disclosure Doctrine (IDD) by U.S. state courts, which prevents employees with trade
Deqiu Chen, Huasheng Gao, Yujing Ma
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Forum Philosophicum, 2020 The aim of the article is to present some of the differences and similari- ties in various versions of the double effect principle (DDE or PDE). The following formulations will be analyzed: that of Thomas Aquinas and two contemporary ap- proaches, namely
Anna Bogatyńska-Kucharska
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Economic Papers: A journal of applied economics and policy, 2009 This article examines six widely‐held doctrines concerning economic theory and economic policy that have been refuted, or at least rendered highly problematic by the global financial crisis, namely: (i) the efficient markets hypothesis; (ii) the Great Moderation; (iii) central bank independence; (iv) trickle down; (v) the case for privatization; and ...
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On Automating the Doctrine of Double Effect [PDF]
International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 2017 The doctrine of double effect (DDE) is a long-studied ethical principle that governs when actions that have both positive and negative effects are to be allowed. The goal in this paper is to automate DDE.
Naveen Sundar Govindarajulu +1 more
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Accidental Vitiation: The Natural and Probable Consequence of \u3ci\u3eRosemond v. United States\u3c/i\u3e on the Natural and Probable Consequence Doctrine [PDF]
, 2016 Recently, the Court decided Rosemond v. United States. In Rosemond, the Court had to determine the requisite mental state for aiding and abetting a particular federal crime.
Goldstick, Evan
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Pluralism and Anti-Pluralism in Economics: The Atomistic Individual and Religious Fundamentalism [PDF]
, 2014 This short paper examines a possible connection between religion and economics in terms of the parallelism between the atomistic individual doctrine and the individual soul doctrine.
Davis, John B.
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“A Cloud of Constitutional Illegitimacy”: Prospectivity and the De Facto Doctrine in the Gerrymandering Context [PDF]
, 2020 Courts have traditionally shielded the acts of malapportioned or otherwise illegally constituted legislatures from dissolution by employing the “de facto doctrine,” an ancient common law policy tool with medieval roots.
Scheidt, Spencer
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A Critique of the Odious Debt Doctrine [PDF]
, 2007 Choi and Posner indicate that it is unclear whether the doctrine will improve the welfare of the population that might be subject to a dictatorship in terms of the odious debt doctrine. The traditional backward-looking defense of the odious debt doctrine,
Choi, Albert H., Posner, Eric A.
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