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...disastrously unintended humor. By making the cognitive basis clear and constantly exploring the alternative possibilities, this book shows how great writers have made their writing so great and what would-be writers should keep firmly in mind to emulate them. Since the principles are the same for both fact and fiction, and for old literature and new, the examples are ...

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...To understand rhetoric, then, we have to understand cognition; the one is designed to accommodate the other, after all. If writers designed their work to hold the attention of a chimpanzee, it might abound in grunts; if an ant, it might be expressed chemically. But always sender and receiver are matched. So when we design our messages for a hum...

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...ife” and “making sense” as historically changing figments of our brain’s constant demand for Coherence. 5. Le Mot injuste 61 How writers make language itself (which, to be intelligible, must be known—dull) vividly new. Specificity and the explosion of information; the “visual” factor. 6. Strange Bedfellows 78 Imagery: creating ne...

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... Congress Cataloguing-in-Publication Data:Barber, Paul, 1941- Words of Uncommon Shape: How Writers Create Vividness in Language and Story / by P. ... ...stant demand for Coherence.5. Le Mot injuste 61 How writers make language itself (which, to be intelligible, ... ... of viable plots. Twain.10. How Plots Thicken 120 How writers renew the story by “solve and reshape” and by ... ...actwith. Thus, Hercule Poirot is not English (familiar), not even French (lessfamiliar), but Belgian (unfamiliar); he has a quaint little moustache, p... ...eal” to include everything that that public thinks is real.This means that each generation’s political and social prejudices must beseen as part of th... ...ect was, for I remembered the imagery and forgot thedefinition. We can expect, then, that politically correct thought will always bemirrored by pol...

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...om accorded any serious attention by ouracademics, media commentators, and political leaders. When not ignored outright, the subject ofimperialism has... ...ury Britishimperialism” but not of U.S. imperialism. A graduate student in political science at most universitiesin this country would not be granted ... ...alism invests in other countries,dominating their economies, cultures, and political life, and integrating their productive structuresinto an internat... ...ds and undermine labor union strategies.Not Necessary, Just CompellingSome writers question whether imperialism is a necessary condition for capitalis... ...ing.The dominant theory of the last half century, enunciated repeatedly by writers like Barbara Wardand W. W. Rostow and afforded wide currency, maint... ... and Central America; the Portuguese in Angola,Mozambique, and Brazil; the Belgians in the Congo; the Germans in Southwest Africa; the Italiansin Liby... ...h imperialismleads to some serious misunderstandings. For example, liberal writers like Kenneth Boulding andRichard Barnet have pointed out that empir...

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...in J L. We have never been civilized: Torture and the materiality of world political binaries[J]. International Relations, 2015, 1: 25.③ Bialecki J. D... ...Background areas of dispute （s 争议背景）”，背景下的三个小标题也简化为“Structure of political and economic system（政治经济制度）”“Intellectual property（知识产权）”和“Techno... ...汇修改 2019 年 1 月 31 日 13 点 19 分开始，Wildcursive 通过多次修改，将背景部分的小标题“Structure of political and economic system”修改为“Structure of China's political economysys... ...森 古· 德耐特还是“维基项目：女性（WikiProject Women）”“维基项目：女性作家（WikiProject Women Writers）”等维基项目的共同创始人。斯蒂芬森 古·德耐特是一位活跃的女性主义者，曾任南斯拉夫女子大学校长。2007 年，她在使用维基百科搜索一组... ...Interwiki Women Collaboration）九月 作家（Writers）十月 Ada Lovelace Day/STEM十一月 - 维... ...时，在此争议发生后，编辑“Neelix”于 4 月 25 日 13:45 分创建了“类别：美国男性小说家（Category：American men writers）”。编辑“ukexpa ”t 提议将该类别合并至“类别：美国小说家”，在已有争议的前提下，创建这一列表会让问题变得更加复杂，... ...ation of the Osterwalder business model canvas: An in-depth case study[J]. Belgian Entrepreneurship Research Day, 2014.② 何天翔. 开放式创新与 3D 打印知识产权问题[J]. ... ...walder business model canvas: An in-depth casestudy[J]. Belgian Entrepreneurship Research Day, 2014.[5] Ying Dong, Mingshu ...

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...I. Family Origins II. My Scholarly Visit to Turkistan III. 1916-1918 Political Life IV. Collaboration with the Soviets for fifteen months (1919-1920) v. Talks with Lenin VI. Struggles in Turkistan ...

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... and collective recollections of his colleagues, especially to verify the political events. ... ...n this book, it could not have beenforeseen that I was going to lead a great political movement of the Urals and CentralAsia during this century and a... ...Sultan Murad,” “Bahti Gerey,”elled throughout this zone, participated in all political events deliniated by Mansil ... ...his understanding of economic history idea in thefor introducing me to those writers. I even had translated Draper’s chapter on “The ... ... theinvitation to them. At the time, I had no fame, and these already famous writers did Orientalists working on... ...uals, given me their publications as presents. We did not have Belgian currency to giveI understood that among the Russian emigres in Eu... ...e a bite to ity of Moslem and Russian writers arriving from Russia. Among them were the Tatarthem. Despite that...

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........................................................... 557 Argument: People Are Politically Apathetic ..................................... 560 R... ...g.While resources provide opportunities, there are also non-material ones.They are political and economic freedoms. They include the right to work,own... ...onduct studies. They’repaid to disseminate misleading information. They tend to be writers forconservative magazines and speakers on conservative radi... ...crime rate, suicide rate, employ-ment rate, gender equality, environmental health, political corruption, hu-man rights abuses, internet access, scient... ... 311 IMPROVING OUR STANDARD OF LIVINGgig economy include article writers, editors, musicians, graphic designers,artists, web develop... ...rest demographics are too incompetent to make informedvoting decisions. In 1893, a Belgian Catholic politician and oligarch said,2 Those who demand t... ...ing for anything. The debt would sky-rocket. In the words of Hugo Vandenberghe, a Belgian senator, “The people[in a direct democracy] do not have to ... ...ss than 25% of Dutch legislators said they wanted directdemocracy, and only 17% of Belgian representatives were for it. 560 ...

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...that discourage nondemocratic governments from pursuing violent conflicts. Arguing that existing democracies must make an active effort to foster the political environment in which new democracies can develop, Sharp discusses the elements critical to promoting democratization and thus strengthening system wide deterrence at the state and international levels....

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...RAL DEMOCRACY AND ITS GLOBAL INFLUENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Features of a Liberal Democracy . . . . . . . . .2 Global Political Trends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 2 CONVENTIONAL THEORIES OF WAR AND WAR AVOIDANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Conventional Think...

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...atures of a Liberal Democracy. . . . . . . . . . . 2 Global Political Trends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Notes . ... ...onflict have historically been viewed inprimarily sociological terms, with political, religious, economic,and military factors sharing primacy. Few ha... ... Arguing that existing democracies must make anactive effort to foster the political environment in which new de-mocracies can develop, Sharp discusse... ...econd with referenceto the means states adopted to fight the war. Medieval writers de-scribed these judgments as jus ad bellum, an analysis of whether... ... Based on French civil-law system and customary law Based on German and Belgian civil codes and customary law Primarily a civil-law mixture of Fren... ...e acts French and Sharia (Islamic) law in a new consolidated code Based on Belgian civil-law system and tribal law Based on French civil-law system an... ... civil-law system; judicial review of legislative acts Based on German and Belgian civil-law systems and customary law; judicial review of legislative...

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... was made up of about 40 people in three categories:career civil servants, political appointees such as myself, andmilitary officers. (In those days, m... ... still believe that the procurement decisionwas driven purely by unethical political considerations at thehighest levels of government. Be that as it ... ...dustry.The FCRCs’ special strengths lay in their relative independencefrom political influence or profit motivations, their flexibility, andtheir body of... ...gh-level sales pressure. In late May PresidentFord discussed the F-16 with Belgian premier Leo Tindemans,followed up by less promising discussions on ... ... up by less promising discussions on 2 June betweenJim Schlesinger and the Belgian defense minister, who Ameri-can sources believed had probably been ... ...s first flight back to Paris, but aware of howthat might appear to editorial writers, I used FAA travel fundsto pay for the $827 ticket. Although I cons...

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...A People's History of the United States is a 1980 non-fiction book by American historian and political scientist Howard Zinn. In the book, Zinn seeks to present an alternate interpretation of the history of the United States. According to the author, American history is to a large extent the exploitation of the major...

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...r the historianmeans to or not) some kind of interest, whether economic or politicalor racial or national or sexual. Furthermore, this ideological ... ...ned to give themexactly the same proportion of attention that teachers and writers oftengive them in the most respectable of classrooms and textbooks.... ...where it was found that the firstbatches of servants became landowners and politically active in thecolony, but by the second half of the century more... ...e Mother Country. By means of their control of trade andcommerce, by their political domination of the inhabitants through churchand Town Meeting, and... ...d unimpeded. . . ." There was much to overcome. One of the most popular writersof the mid-nineteenth century, the Reverend John Todd (one of hisman... ... to resist. But interviews withex-slaves, done in the 1930s by the Federal Writers Project of the NewDeal for the Library of Congress, showed a differ... ...dian, English, Irish, Russian, Italian, Syrian, Lithuanian,German, Polish, Belgian-who lived in crowded, flammable woodentenements. The a...

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... in this work. Political noticeThe author has attempted to describe history without judgme... ...territories and peoples, which must neither be interpreted as opinions nor political statements. Examplesare Spain, Belgium, France, Flanders, Catalon... ...description of ancestors who have made their eternal journeyily Belgian, from the Flemish region, with a paternal bloodline a ... ... an Archaeolo- main storyline: Engineering, Palaeography, Genealogy, Belgiangist too. The author was utterly surprised when he learned about H... ...xities of a changing socio-economic climate and future Economic History, Political History, History of Science, Women'sworkplace demands for future... ...oan Indian and had two sons. Father and sons are depicted the Belgians to taste Indian spices, something which had longat the c... ...10), and it turns out that he married a Flemish bride Marie writers in the 19th and early 20th centuries, mentioned in subse-Anne Th´e... ... of their 1Andr´e Demedts and his sister Gabrielle Demedts are celebrated writers in Flanders. 2See also chapter 33.7 and chapter 34.11The Desclergu... ...s, we believe that the reader who is only interested inthere were numerous writers. The family of Stijn Streuvels16, for this particular event of 19...

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... of immaturity and analyses the social interactions. It starts with some immature intellectuals’ role in preventing social awareness from increasing. Writers and film directors are more intelligent, but what they show is not taken seriously; consequently, individuals keep on behaving in a pathological way. Without the help of any psychological treatment, immature men and w...

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...French intellectuals. A- Paul-Michel Foucault. B- Jean-Paul Sartre. C- Albert Camus. D- The relation between their mind and their political actions and opinions. 2: Forever young and immature. A- The young savages. B- The adolescent liar. C- Violent youth. D- The borderline school. E- Joie de vivre. 3: The mousetrap. ...

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... C- Albert Camus. D- The relation between their mind and their political actions and opinions.2: Forever young and immature. ... ...rtial inquiries. In a sense, qualitativeapproaches relying on cultural and political manifestationswith a psychological meaning are to be analyzed and... ...ot try to conduct an analysis ofthe historical background or the plausible politicalconsequences. In this connection, Foucault is convinced thatthe Ki... ...ave data on immature people’s psychologicalidentification, perhaps because writers are often moreintelligent. Here it is not really literature, since ... ... Artists rarely invent anything. Most of the time, theycopy what they see: writers are academic painters, not avant-garde sculptors. Besides, the more... ...ow theyperceive themselves. In fact, in a 2006 sociological study (18),two Belgian supporters declared that they wanted to fight withpeople who resemb... ...t they resemble the psychopathic killers we will describe inchapter 9. Two Belgian supporters even told the sociologistswho interviewed them that they... ...ter, in 1985.On the 29th of May 1985, some English supporters assaultedthe Belgian and Italian fans; 39 people died. Many people werekilled or wounded...

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...ial lines of communications, third world nations have, in many cases, become the focal point of East-West confrontations . Additionally, the frequent political turmoil and economic crises that plague some of these third world nations often threaten the vital interests of the West . For all of these reasons, it is imperative that we understand the utility and limitations o...

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...1 POLITICAL OBJECTIVES AND MILITARY POWER: SOME RELATIONSHIPS . . . . . . . . . .1 Crisis Defined . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Categories and Characteristics of Military Force . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

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... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xvii 1 POLITICAL OBJECTIVES ANDMILITARY POWER: SOME RELATION... .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Political Impacts on the Air Plan . . . . . .... ...cases, becomethe focal point of East-West confrontations . Additionally, the frequent politicalturmoil and economic crises that plague some of these t... ...llion dollarairplane with a single, cheap, heat-seeking missile, the preponderance of writers dosay that the LDCs will be able to act with a good deal... ...of the seas, and perhaps this will be a help in a few conflicts.But, in general, most writers seem to think that the Soviets separate the notions ofd6... ...positive might beachieved, the effects can never be worth the costs . Military power, writers say,cannot be dispensed with, however, because its passi... ...er of interactions occurring between 1960 and 1978 . Theinitial effort focuses on the Belgian Congo when it became independent in 1960.Major instabili... ...ians had yet to train a native administrative cadre and that anarchy resultedwhen the Belgians pulled out of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (lat... ...0. Order in the Congo depended on a military forcemade up of indigenous troops led by Belgian officers. A few days afterindependence, the troo...

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...Women in Canada too found their stride, making significant contributions to Canada’s war efforts, and becoming fully engaged in the social, economic, political and cultural life of the country. Canada and the place of women, in all their diversity of origin, race and class, would be transformed by the actions of women and like-minded men. It Was Their War Too, by Pat St...

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...commonly referred to afterward as the “Great War,” the “war to end all wars,” as though such a disaster could or would ever be repeated, focus on the political causes and horrifying loss of life in the bombings and trench warfare. The aftermath is usually described in terms of the Paris Peace Conference in 1919 and the devastation wrought by the worldwide flu epidemic, whi...

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... leaders in all the key social, economic and political reformsCanada’s engagement in the First World War is cited as a ... ...urn from war servicedisaster could or would ever be repeated, focus on the political were forever altered and they returned to a changed society... ...s to bring Edwardian dress, all-male professions and restrictions on politicaltogether documents, posters, photographs, diaries, short essays an... ... the war, Beynon assumed that feminists going to, “that Mecca for all writers...the city of Newwould lead the fight to end the war. This, and her... ...ht in the Canadian elections. A Canadian officer into bits & several Belgians & soldiers were impaled there. came out from Havre to arrange it.... ...t Synge of Vancouver, Mary Lee experience and contacts to create the Belgian Canal BoatEdward and France Evelyn Windsor, both from Ontario. ... ...d around London putting together her kit. As atrenches and battlefields of Belgian and France (the Western volunteer, she had to pay for her own...

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... U.S. Consulate in Istanbul by phone or by letter? I'm sorry for this inconvenience. I have already completed some papers on it, in which I asked for political asylum (reason: ban congress doctorates. Prohibiting publication). His wife and child are in Romania, I do not know my flight. (Even today I arrived). I will call you when I get in the U.S.. Now stand at San STEEL (...

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...l Fanatica, efectuată deTeresinka Pereira, Desenho por Xico, International Writers aud Artists Association,Moorhead l;niversity, l;SA, 1989.Sans moi, ... ...aged to "escape" from Romania. I'm in Istanbul, Turkey. I have de-manded a political aSsilum to the American Consulate from Istanbul. I want to emi-gr... ...les meilleurs. Dear Professor [Gleason, \Villcox), I am in a carnp for political refugees in Istanbul (Turkey). I am a Romanian. I'ma MAA's member... ...nd Naturalization. Help me to obtain the visa. I bave aIready demanded a political assilum to American Consulate lrom Istanbul.The International Com... ...ene, macabre, mi-amintesc de o piesă văzută la OIăneşti,scrisă de un autor belgian pe aceeaşi temă: inutilul de fiecare zi, personaje banale. Aici:ea ... ...een", ambele pariziene, lui Marie-FranceIonesco, să Incerc la Yreo editură belgiană aYind în vedere Conferinţa Europeană pentruDrepturile Omului consa... ...natico", traduc;iinpar Teresinka Pere ira, desehho par Xico, International Writers and Artists Asso-ciation, 1989. Este un pliant de patru pagini cupr... ...rcat singur pină la el acasă, din Tacsim am luat-o pe strada Consn-latului Belgian, am cotit după Alemania Hastane la stinga, apoi la dreapta şi iarla...

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... with dominant ground forces and strong diplomacy. Finally,peace enforcement is a complicated affair, perhaps even more so than war itself.Intangible political factors such as the cohesion of the coalition, its willingness to maintain a long-term commitment to the mission, and its ability to balance restraint against credibility will be the primary determining factors in t...

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...ment is a complicated affair, perhaps even more so than war itself.Intangible political factors such as the cohesion of the coalition, its willingness... ...sphere ofjurisdiction of a sovereign state, or more broadly of an independent politicalcommunity,” military intervention has traditionally been consid... ...st come togrips with both the capabilities and limitations of airpower in the politicallysensitive realm of peace operations. The fundamental issue he... ...te occurred in the US doctrine community when both Air Force and Armydoctrine writers disagreed with the Joint Staff’s use of these two wars as exampl... ...a helicopters attacked and destroyed all of the technical vehiclesfollowed by Belgian ground forces who engaged the remaining hostile groundforces. Wh...

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...The analysts were charged with the task of anticipating which specific contentious issues likely will propel large, organized political units to choose violent means of acquiring their sociopolitical objectives rather than attaining them peacefully. The units on which we focus have been traditionally identified as states, but we recognize that a hos...

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...nt and intellectually fascinating areas of investigation for thestudent of political affairs concerns the attempt to understand why man makes war. Thi... ...ating which specific contentiousissues likely will propel large, organized political units to choose violent means ofacquiring their sociopolitical ob... ...Conventional military means, which address the issues while longer lasting politicalsolutions are formulated, may address the host of conflicts having... ...nd hostile encounters, which are not reflected in theanalyses of the other writers in this survey. Many of these writers expect nonstate actorsto init... ...tinent.With respect to Rwanda and Burundi, he states that in the 1930s the Belgians conducted acensus and issued identity cards for three clans: Tutsi...

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...emist 57 RICHARD L. SYNGE (1914 - 1994) English Biochemist 57 THOMAS GRAHAM (1805 - 1869) Scottish Physical Chemist 57 ALBERT CLAUDE (1898 - 1983) Belgian-American Cytologist 57 GEORGE E. PALADE (1912 - 2008) Canadian-American Physiologist 57 CHRISTIAN De DUVE (1917 - 2013) Belgian Cytologist 57 EMIL H. FISCHER (1852 - 1919) German Chemist 58 HANS FISCHER (1881 - 19...

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...l Chemist .................................. 57ALBERT CLAUDE (1898 - 1983) Belgian-American Cytologist................................ 57GEORGE E. PAL... ...American Physiologist .................. 57CHRISTIAN De DUVE (1917 - 2013) Belgian Cytologist ............................................. 57EMIL H. ... ...nt PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL and BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES.ALBERT CLAUDE (1898 - 1983) Belgian-American Cytologist.GEORGE E. PALADE (1912 - 2008) Canadian-America... ...PERLMAN (one of the world’s finest VIOLINISTS) and several WRITERS,DIRECTORS, ACTORS, SINGERS, MUSICIANS, such as: FRANCIS FORD... ... the 18th Century. YOUNG is considered one of the great English Writers inAGRICULTURE and one who advocated for the RIGHTS ... ...ATION and FOOD SUPPLY PROBLEMS. In 1805, he was appointed Professor of Political Economy at the College ofHaileybury. He was the first professor e... ...d to resolveSCIENTIFICALLY, partly because of the SOCIAL and POLITICAL RESTRAINTSfrequently encountered in DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. N...

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...er’s Responsibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 177 Maj Mark C. McLaughlin 7 Assessing the Effectiveness of Deliberate Force: Harnessing the Political-Military Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189 Maj Mark C. McLaughlin 8 Aircraft Used in Deliberate Force . . . . . . . . 199 Lt Col Richard L. Sargent iii Chapter Page 9 Weapons Used in D...

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...lin 7 Assessing the Effectiveness of Deliberate Force: Harnessing the Political-Military Connection . . 189 Maj Mark C. McLaughlin ... ... flict, but its full effect must be understood in the context of the other political and military developments also un- der way at the time. • Th... ...iberate Force turns out to have been avery complex event, composed of layered political, military,and human elements that all bore some level of exami... ...t and September 1995 did not really begin in the four-teenth century, as some writers have suggested, but it doespredate the breakup of Yugoslavia and... ...oopmans were confirmed by other NATO officers as well.Maj Marc Anthony of the Belgian air force stated that he worked in the C-5plans and projects cel... ...e must often sacrifice military objectives toachieve political objectives ,37 writers of ROE must develop andevaluate these rules within the context o... ....01, par. 1a. 24. Ibid., enclosure A, par. 2a. To emphasize this passage, the writersplaced it in all-capital letters and boldface. 25. Ibid., enclosu...

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...Helena: 1815-1821 Book XXV The Second Restoration: 1815-1820 Book XXVI The Berlin Embassy: 1821 Book XXVII The London Embassy: 1822 Book XXVIII Political Power: 1823-1828 Book XXIX Madame Récamier, Rome 1828-1829 Book XXX The Conclave, The Rome Embassy 1829 Book XXXI Paris, The Road to Rome, Resignation 1829 Book XXXII The July Revolution 1830 Book XXXIII A...

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...Appearance and transformation of my Sylph..... 169Book V: Chapter 1: First political stirrings in Brittany – A glance at thehistory of the Monarchy...... ...nues peculiar tothe province – The fouage (feudal tax) – I attend my first political meeting –A Scene ................................................... ... – Blenheim – Stowe – Hampton Court – Oxford – Eton College –Private life; political life – Fox – Pitt – Burke – George III....................... 422... ...nd priests he met, with whom he rode. But from the reign ofFrancis I, our writers have been isolated individuals whose talents couldexpress the spiri... ... at the Institute I owe one of the crises of mylife. When I re-read the writers of the eighteenth century, I am amazed atthe fame they acquired, an... ... the authors that were the delight ofmy youth. I find in even the greatest writers of the age of Voltaire poverty ofsentiment, in thought and style. ... ...rom Paris undervarious names and disguises, and by a swarm of adventurers, Belgian,German, Irish, vendors of counter-revolution. In a corner of this c... ...pparent by the crowdof foreigners who now animated it, and who rose early. Belgian and Englishrecruits took their exercise in the squares and under th... ...e treaty with theDirectory, a peace which was never signed; through buying Belgian bonds atthe time of the Peace of Amiens, which he, Monsieur de Tall...

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...The vibrations of one's name are part of his/her personality and are very important in the case of a political figure. The same applies to names of towns and states. Repeated planetary influences (including the 60 years period of the Chinese horoscope and the 18.5 years revolution period of the Lunar Nodes whose definition i...

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...ll) could make us believe that there was a goodmutual understanding between them.Another example of resemblance of names of political figures which ha... ... sing with one single voice.The brothers Edmond and Jules Goncourt have left their last name not so much as theone of known writers, but as the one na... ... the autonomous 21region. Its name begins with a “B” and contains an “r” like “Berlin”.It was the Belgian constitution that ... ... is divided into four linguistic zones (Dutch, French, German and Brusselswhich is a French and Dutch one). The name of the Belgian capital Brussels h... ... two countries.The series of examples of names of enclaved towns resembling “Berlin” can becontinued with “Baarle” (a Belgian town enclaved ... ... in appearance). This is the number ofvictims – about 1500 in 1912 and only 32 in 2012.Sometimes the dates of death of politically involved pe... ... member of the Indianmovement for independence, born on May 6th 1861, died on February 6th 1931;Baldur von Schirach, a political figure of Nazi G...

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... and the paucity of benefits. It is our thesis that institutional corruption has occurred at three levels. First, through large-scale lobbying and political contributions, the pharmaceutical industry has influenced Congress to pass legislation that has compromised the mission of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Second, largely as a result of industry pressure, Co...

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... deteriorate. We offer practical suggestions including: separating the political contributions, the pharmaceutical industry has influenced Congres... ...d 200-400 a year but only ning” teams of editors, statisticians, and writers to craft journal articles favorable to thethree on average were cli... ...proval is deemed— a two-stage economy of reciprocation. In effect, through political pressure and lobby- to certify what constitutes medical kno... ...SK) in early February, he posted a good old-fashioned letter to the Belgian headquarters of the pharma giant to inform the company that ... ...eight.In November of 1999, the CDC commissions one of its new employees, a Belgian named Thomas Verstraten, tostudy the Vaccine Safety Datalink to fin... ... Frontiers In Neurology • October 2014 Why industry propaganda and political interference cannot disguise the inevitable role played by human ... ...resentatives of pharmaceutical vaccine manufacturing com- for the Belgian operations of the pharmaceutical maker GlaxoSmithKline—a recurring ...