Bringing It All Back Home – Return Migration and Fertility Choices

Bringing It All Together: Bedside to Bench and Back Again.

Bringing It All Back Home: How Outside Stressors Shape Families' Everyday Lives

Families are dynamic systems that are permeable to influences from the outside world, such as daily stressors at work and at school. Our research uses naturalistic methods to investigate how family interactions change in response to such experiences and how other family members contribute to that process. We argue that the short-term effects of daily stressors on family dynamics can have cumula...

Bringing IT Back Home: Developing Capacity for Change

IT outsourcing is a common means of meeting internal organizational IT needs today. Gartner Dataquest estimated that worldwide IT outsourcing will grow to $255 billion in 2008. Perhaps surprisingly, given its popularity, IT outsourcing has a high failure rate. When outsourcing relationships fail, organizations are forced to make costly changes to their sourcing strategy. One strategy is to brin...

Bringing it home.

Mariano Barbacid: Bringing cancer biology back home

After spending half of his life in the US, where he achieved considerable recognition as a discoverer of human oncogenes first and a researcher in molecular oncology afterwards, Spanish biologist Mariano Barbacid, now 50 years old, returned to Spain two years ago, full of hope and of plans for a first class research centre on oncology. He can now keep a close eye on the old hospital, in which t...