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Georgetown Public Policy Review Volume 11 Number 2

Pierce, Stephanie Casey; Dal Porto, Dessa Marie; Goss, Kristin A.; Klovers, Maureen; Chan, Nancy (Georgetown University, 2006)

"Nuptiae Iure Civili Congruae": Apuleius's Story of Cupid and Psyche and the Roman Law of Marriage

Osgood, Josiah (Georgetown University, Washington D.C.) (The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006)

Biology and language : a response to Everett (2005)

Lightfoot, David, 1945-; Anderson, Stephen R. (Cambridge University Press, 2006)

Volume VII, Winter 2006

Georgetown University Journal of the Environment; Georgetown University Journal of the Environment (2006)

Minimizing Government: Deletion as Cliticization

Lightfoot, David, 1945- (Walter de Gruyter GmbH, 2006)

The rigors of the Minimalist Program eliminate movement operations, traces, and 1980s-style conditions of government. This article emphasizes poverty-of-stimulus problems, reviews lexical government effects, and captures ...

Georgetown Public Policy Review Volume 12 Number 1

Clabby, Kathryn; Ford, Deanna; Wisner, R. Brent; Chen, Ming H.; Avato, Johanna; Bouscher, Heleen; Poole, Alice; Kengerlinksy, Marat (Georgetown University, 2006)

“Satan the Waster: Peace and the Gift”, Dalla stanza accanto. Vernon Lee e Firenze, settant’anni dopo

Pireddu, Nicoletta (University of Florence, 2006)

Eloquence under the Triumvirs

Osgood, Josiah (Georgetown University, Washington D.C.) (The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006)

Data cleansing & Transformation of Observational Scientific Data : A Case Study

Singh, Lisa; Nelson, Greg L.; Mann, Janet; Coakes, Amanda; Krzyszczyk, Ewa; Herman, Elia (ACM, 2006)

This paper investigates information quality as it pertains to observational scientific data. Specifically, we focus on presenting a case study for initial efforts related to data cleansing and data transformation of 20 ...

Improving preference assessment: limiting the effect of context through pre-exposure to attribute levels

Carlson, Kurt A.; Bond, Samuel D. (Informs, 2006)

This paper introduces a technique for improving preference assessment by reducing the influence of context on preferential choices. We propose that a decision maker who is exposed to relevant attribute levels will form ...