Concerning Michael’s concerns

Roger Martin, David Michaels Juan Uriagereka (eds.)

This book contains 10 essays written in honor of Howard Lasnik, as well as an introduction by two of the editors, a list of Lasnik's publications, a list of dissertations supervised by Lasnik, and an index. The dust jacket describes the contents asàn up-to-date overview of research in the minimalist program of linguistic theory'. As such, this review considers the book as a window onto current ...

Concerning Conceptualization and operationalization: Sentencing Data and the focal Concerns perspective— a research note

Although several theoretical perspectives have been used to study judicial discretion in the sentencing process, the focal concerns perspective has been one of the dominant theoretical frameworks used in the sentencing literature. The original work on focal concerns in sentencing revolved around the treatment of female defendants; this perspective has been expanded to include explanations of ra...

Michaels Problem and the Poincaré-fatou-bieberbach Phenomenon

The Six Concerns for Separation of Concerns

Despite a common agreement on the necessity of the application of the separation of concerns (SOC) principle, there is not yet a consensus for its key issues. The separation of the concerns is usually based on the adopted programming paradigm, the applied method or even the programming language. This paper presents the so-called six ‘C’ properties that can be applied as a guideline for defining...

Knap , A . , A . Michaels , A . Close , H . Ducklow and A . Dickson