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Corrigendum to "Quadriceps Strength and Movement Patterns in Patients After ACLR Who Pass a Clinic-Based Return-to-Sport Testing Battery". [PDF]
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This essay studies scientists’ plans to categorize Brazilians biologic features, focusing on genetic studies on Brazil’s Northeast population carried out by US and Brazilian geneticists from the 1960s to 1980s. Mapping surname adoption and its relation to frequency of genes was one of the approaches used by geneticists to categorize racial ancestry of ...
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This essay studies scientists’ plans to categorize Brazilians biologic features, focusing on genetic studies on Brazil’s Northeast population carried out by US and Brazilian geneticists from the 1960s to 1980s. Mapping surname adoption and its relation to frequency of genes was one of the approaches used by geneticists to categorize racial ancestry of ...
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Is your surname remunerative? Surname favorability and CEO compensation [PDF]
Journal of Corporate Finance, 2023 We find that CEOs with more favorable surnames receive significantly higher compensation. The estimated effect of surname favorability is unique and incremental to the documented effects of various firm, board, and CEO characteristics.
Jongwon Park
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An analyst by any other surname: Surname favorability and market reaction to analyst forecasts [PDF]
Journal of Accounting and Economics, 2019 We find that forecast revisions by analysts with more favorable surnames elicit stronger market reactions. The effect is stronger among firms with lower institutional ownership and for analysts with non-American first names.
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The History of the Family, 2000
A meeting on surnames was recently held in Lyons, gathering searchers from different scientific horizons such as sociology, history, anthropology, demography and population genetics. We selected the six following papers because of their major interest to history of the family and history of populations.
Guy Brunet, Alain Bideau
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A meeting on surnames was recently held in Lyons, gathering searchers from different scientific horizons such as sociology, history, anthropology, demography and population genetics. We selected the six following papers because of their major interest to history of the family and history of populations.
Guy Brunet, Alain Bideau
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2021
Abstract The conjunction in China of market reform and the one-child policy underlies new child-surnaming practices, discussed here for the first time. For a number of reasons, wives from daughter-only families are disrupting an established practice by giving their own surnames, rather than the husband’s, to their child(ren).
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Abstract The conjunction in China of market reform and the one-child policy underlies new child-surnaming practices, discussed here for the first time. For a number of reasons, wives from daughter-only families are disrupting an established practice by giving their own surnames, rather than the husband’s, to their child(ren).
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