Our first case--and this was following publicity of our first scientific paper on this--the write-up in one of the national newspapers in England was spotted by a lawyer who was representing a family trapped in an immigration dispute.
This paper, the first of a short series on Mexican immigration double standards, examines the Mexican constitution's protections against immigrants, and concludes with some questions about U.S. policy.
This paper provides the first assessment of that suggestion.
This first paper in the series seeks to lay the foundations for the rest of the programme by examining both the current legal and constitutional arrangements for Scotland within the UK and some of the potential consequences of independence.
"The nice fact which distinguishes this situation from other similar situations with dark matter candidates is that there are no viable astrophysical alternatives, " said Lars Bergstrom, who first proposed this idea in a paper in Physical Review D in 1988.
In April this year the Chinese government issued its first white paper on its foreign-aid programme.
ECONOMIST: Big developing countries are shaking up the world of aid
Last month the American Jewish Committee took an important first step in this direction by publishing a paper by Prof.
This paper develops a methodology for coastal development setbacks, which was first developed for the island of Anguilla in 1996 as part of a study sponsored by the British Development Division in the Caribbean on the Impact of Hurricane Luis on the Coastal and Marine Resources of Anguilla.
This punishment explains why, for the first time ever, the American paper industry recorded a decline in overall capacity last year: big firms shut down plants after completing takeovers.
As the Financial Times, which first published details of the shocking analysis, points out this morning, the troika paper talks of the need for banks and investors to agree to be repaid 50% or 60% less than the face value of what Greece owes them.
He did this simply so that the paper might be credited to Alpher, Bethe, Gamow, close enough to the first three letters of the Greek alphabet.
ECONOMIST: Hans Bethe, nuclear physicist, died on March 6th, aged 98
William Dudley, president of the New York Fed, tried to paper over headline inflation earlier this month by pointing out that the new iPad costs the same as the first one even though it is twice as powerful.
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