Bridging the Paradigms.

TL;DR: The authors analyzes how natural resource interests have been translated into political outcomes in the form of American climate change policy, and concludes that comprehending fully political decisions about global climate change in the United States requires us to recognize how land-use interests in the growth machine are translated to political outcomes.

TL;DR: In this paper, an ecological perspective is proposed as a fruitful way of viewing the relations between societal and environmental phenomena, and as a means of integrating work on both built and natural environments.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors show that one way of defending objectivity in ethics against Sharon Street's recent evolutionary critique also puts them in a position to support a bold claim: the dualism of practical reason can be resolved in favor of impartiality.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors suggest that kin terms function in patriotic speech and literature to help evoke altruistic dispositions that have their origin in kin selection, and explain its origin through a theory which links kin selection and socialization.

TL;DR: Childhood abuse, childhood, 29; disorders, 83, 213, 235; in neurodevelopmental disorders, 123, 242; and self-help, 267, 269; and serotonin 117, 122 anxiolytics, 217 apes; large brains of, 156; sex differences in, 204 appetite, 20, 49, 216 apprehension, 100, 206 Aristotle.

TL;DR: Teicher as discussed by the authors argued that an understanding of human growth and behavior is an essential prerequisite for successful social work practice, regardless of whether one is serving individual clients or members of a group or community, utilizing the helping method of casework, of group work, or of community organization.

TL;DR: Why sex?