By measuring the extent to which improved economic relations between China and Taiwan has led to improved political relations, this project uses the case of cross-Strait relations to test the idea that economic interdependence ...

Background Past studies have typically focused on the effect of health insurance on primary health care for children, but few have assessed the effect the type of health insurance coverage has on primary care. This research ...

Existing studies on corn ethanol allege that US government policies encouraging its production have lead to higher food prices and an expansion of land used for corn production, raising concerns that the impoverished will ...

Underachievement is defined as a discrepancy between a student’s ability and performance. Underachievement in gifted children, namely those one to two years above grade level, is especially concerning. Gifted children of ...

This research project examined the views of Latina mothers living in Durham, North Carolina on four major ethical dilemmas surrounding HPV vaccine distribution: mandating the vaccine for school entry, vaccinating males as ...

The United States Postal Service is a government agency created with the foundation of the United States of America. Today, the Internet has become its biggest competition, taking significant revenue away from the Postal ...

Comparative Effectiveness Research (CER) is a method of evaluation that compares the effectiveness of two or more medical treatments by assessing comparative health outcomes. Historically, there has been a lack of ...

This paper is divided into three parts. The first section of the paper investigates the signs as well as the underlying causes for Turks’ separation from “native” German society by looking at a number of studies and articles. ...

For decades, and in particular since the attacks of September 11, 2001, political scientists and policymakers have sought to understand the causes of terrorism. The policy rationale is clear: if we can identify the correlates ...

This project examines skin shade discrimination by region of birth and by race within the labor market for new immigrants to the US by analyzing data from Princeton University’s New Immigrant Survey (NIS). In contrast to ...