Jay Michael Sullivan 936–1999

Patricia L . Sullivan and Michael T . Koch 2003 − − Military Intervention by Powerful States , 1945

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The central nervous system of altricial infants is specialized for optimizing attachments to their caregiver. During the first postnatal days, infant rats show a sensitive period for learning and are particularly susceptible to learning an attraction to their mother’s odor. Classical conditioning appears to underlie this learning that is expressed behaviorally as an increased ability to acquire...

Alice Sullivan

Biographical note: Alice Sullivan is a Research Officer at the Bedford Group for Lifecourse and Statistical Studies, Institute of Education, University of London. Current projects include a study of co-educational and single-sex schooling. Acknowledgements: Many thanks to John Bynner, Anthony Heath, Geoffrey Walford and two referees. This work was funded by an ESRC studentship.

Jay Johnson

It is seldom possible to plausibly define and observe a pool of potential entrants to a market. This study overcomes that limitation by taking advantage of an opportunity to reasonably define the potential entrants into MTBE production, a rapidly growing environmental product from the mid-1980’s to mid-1990’s. Potential entrants are identified as those firms having access to specific assets tha...

The Sullivan Conjecture

The Sullivan Conjecture in Homotopy Theory usually refers to a theorem about the contractibility or homotopy equivalence of certain types of mapping spaces. These results are vast generalizations of two different but related conjectures made by Dennis Sullivan in 1972. Haynes Miller achieved the first major breakthrough and is given credit for solving the Sullivan conjecture. This was published...