Kendall, Mikki, Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women That a Movement Forgot.

How Second-Wave Feminism Forgot the Single Woman

The Primes that Euclid Forgot

j=1 q j . Mullin suggested studying the two sequences formed by (1) always taking q k+1 as small as possible, and (2) always taking q k+1 as large as possible. For each of these sequences, he asked whether every prime eventually appears. Recently, Booker showed that the second sequence omits infinitely many primes. We give a completely elementary proof of Booker’s result, suitable for presentat...

The land that lean manufacturing forgot?

We have conducted the first large-scale survey on management practices in transition countries. We found that Central Asian transition countries, such as Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, have on average very poor management practices. Their average scores are below developing countries such as India. In contrast, the Central European transition countries such as Poland and Lithuania operate with mana...

"Knowledge Management: The fad that forgot technology"

It has been argued that knowledge management's pre-occupation with technology had led the field to forget people and the inherently social nature of all knowledge practices. This paper argues however that such social activity is, in many contexts, necessarily mediated through technology and that technology is a powerful and available instrument to enrol in knowledge management initiatives. For ...

The people that the ostomy industry forgot.

intestinal stoma is a profound alteration in body function that a patient must manage day to day over significant periods of time, often permanently. Although the creation of a stoma takes place in a tertiary care surgical context, long-term management is very often a primary care issue and most GPs and community-based nurses are familiar with patients with stomas. In developed countries, where...