War's Challenge to Employment Managers

The challenge of Lyme disease: tired of the Lyme wars.

Few diseases have aroused more emotional attention in the press and the public than Lyme disease. Discussions have not only focused on the increasing incidence 1 or the choice of appropriate treatment, but also on perceived inadequacy of serological testing and whether or not persisting fatigue, cognitive dysfunction and musculoskeletal pain are 'real disease' and related to persistent infectio...

THE PACIFIC SALMON WARS: What Science Brings to the Challenge of Recovering Species

■ Abstract Politicians, scientists, government agencies, and the public are all engaged in recovery planning for Pacific salmon. In order for science to fulfill its potential in the arena of salmon recovery planning, several shortcomings of the science and its application to decision-making must be rectified. The definition of conservation units using genetic and phylogenetic inference needs to...

How to Sell Wars

On 17 March 1813 King Frederick William III of Prussia issued his appeal “to my people.” It was a call to arms for the struggle against Napoleon, a war of liberation, “...It is the final, decisive struggle that we must endure, for the sake of our existence, our independence, our fortune. There is no way out except an honorable peace, or glorious defeat.” The proclamation appeared in the newspap...

Employment Challenge and Strategies in India An Assessment in the Framework of ILO’s Global Employment Agenda

The challenge of monitoring employment-related health inequalities.