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By definition, paradoxes have two necessary components: the argumentative structure and the plausibility/implausibility of the premises/conclusion. By providing examples of the abstract schema, scenarios contribute to making the premises plausible. In particular, scenarios are the source of plausibility and...
scope and definition of intellectual property rights have molded the emergence and development of today's 'knowledge economy', as the historic tension between private rights and the public domain has given way to the creation of various forms of regulated 'commons', allocating rights and ...
but is prone to well-known paradoxes and empirical violations (Allais 1953, Ellsberg 1961), which may induce systematic biases in game-theoretic predictions. La Mura (2009) introduced a projective generalization of expected
A major difficulty that may account in part for the academic neglect of urban tourism has been the lack of a simple definition of a complex phenomenon and a clear demarcation of its diverse and vaguely formulated set of activities, as reviewed by Edwards et al. (2008). Adding the adjective...
Since this is an important discussion I'm splitting off a separate thread (previous one is #355 (comment)). It is folklore in the type theory world that mixing the following, very useful and apparently innocuous, ingredients leads to inc...
A Reflective Thematic analysis (RTA) showed themes reflecting four relational tensions corresponding to unique demographic profiles and circumstances of economic dependence on others: from dependence to independence; from control to living with and on others; from provider to dependence; and regaining cont...
Flexibility can be defined as an ability to move from one state to another with ease. With respect to human body flexibility may be a related to the movement of joints. People can become more flexible by training themselves. Answer an...
A major difficulty that may account in part for the academic neglect of urban tourism has been the lack of a simple definition of a complex phenomenon and a clear demarcation of its diverse and vaguely formulated set of activities, as reviewed by Edwards et al. (2008). Adding the adjective...
There is no consistent definition of mobility in the literature, and it is often used interchangeably with the term "migrant." Bell and Ward [7] refer to mobility as any form of movement that is not permanent. Mobility has many dimensions, including the frequency, distance, transit mode, ...