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Cv: Jodi Faulk (Radiography), Jodi Faulk

Health Sciences Department Curricula Vitae

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Free Will, Responsibility, And The Corporation: A Critique Of Corporate Criminal Liability, Declan C. Lawson

William & Mary Law Review Online

Part I of this Note will provide background on the relationship between free will and criminal liability and discuss the extant theories underpinning corporate criminal liability. Part II will examine the shortcomings of those theories. Part III will argue for a free will-based approach for apportioning blame for corporate criminal conduct. Such an approach is both theoretically and practically justified.

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Writing A Phd Thesis In Counterpoint To Its Traditional Map: Writing To And With Theories And Concepts Encountered In The Doing Of Doctoral Studies, Mary Catherine Garland

Professional Services

This article offers insights into challenges encountered in the landscaping of a doctoral thesis written in counterpoint with its traditional map. The inspiration behind the author’s thesis is a sixteen-year-old withdrawn from an English Further Education college on her first day. Consequently, the thesis troubles seemingly rigid orthodox academic structures and writing conventions, which potentially act as a barrier to learning. Animating the (non)methodological approaches of a PhD thesis written for everyone denied the opportunity of fulfilling their academic potential, this paper engages with speculative and experimental approaches to research, asking not ‘what is’, but ‘what if’.

Toward Climate Resilient Cities: Endorsing Green Justice Amid Unequal Distribution And Disparities In Fast-Sprawling Urban Nagpur, Prajakta Pimpalshende, Manu Thomas, Jayshree Shukla, Shruti Lahoti, Shalini Dhyani

Cities and the Environment (CATE)

Population expansion and accelerated land development frequently overlook the inclusion of green infrastructure, leading to disparities in Urban Green Space (UGS) distribution. In rapidly urbanizing cities of the Global South, ensuring socio-ecological connectivity is vital for promoting sustainable, climate-resilient, multifunctional landscapes. This study uses Nagpur, a rapidly expanding Indian city, as a case study to investigate spatial inequities in UGS access through the lens of green justice. We employed the Demand Supply Gap assessment (World Health Organization and Urban and Regional Development Plans Formulation and Implementation, Government of India guidelines), the 3-30-300 green space rule as a guiding principle to …

Norton Moore Bedford [Inducted 1988], American Accounting Association

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Sidney Davidson [Inducted 1983], American Accounting Association

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Lord Henry Alexander Benson [Inducted 1984], American Accounting Association

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Maurice Moonitz [Inducted 1979], American Accounting Association

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Howard Irwin Ross [Inducted 1977], American Accounting Association

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Elmer Boyd Staats [Inducted 1981], American Accounting Association

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Robert Martin Trueblood [Inducted 1974], American Accounting Association

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John Lansing Carey [Inducted 1968], American Accounting Association

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John William Queenan [Inducted 1976], American Accounting Association

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Perry Empey Mason [Inducted 1964], American Accounting Association

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Paul Franklin Grady [Inducted 1964], American Accounting Association

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Leonard Paul Spacek [Inducted 1975], American Accounting Association

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Lloyd Morey [Inducted 1963], American Accounting Association

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Arthur Bevins Foye [Inducted 1958], American Accounting Association

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Eric Louis Kohler [Inducted 1961], American Accounting Association

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Ananias Charles (A.C.) Littleton [Inducted 1956], American Accounting Association

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Marquis George Eaton [Inducted 1959], American Accounting Association

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Roy Bernard Kester [Inducted 1957], American Accounting Association

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Samuel John Broad [Inducted 1954], American Accounting Association

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Thomas Coleman Andrews [Inducted 1953], American Accounting Association

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Thomas Henry Sanders [Inducted 1954], American Accounting Association

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Carman George Blough [Inducted 1954], American Accounting Association

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Hiram Thompson Scovill [Inductd 1954], American Accounting Association

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Elijah Watt Sells [Inducted 1952], American Accounting Association

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Sir Arthur Lowes Dickinson [Iducted 1951], American Accounting Association

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Joseph Edmund Sterrett [Inducted 1953], American Accounting Association

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