Research In Print: Winter 2015
Faculty authors examine Las Vegas women at work, the status of global patents, racialized schools, and advances in the understanding and treatment of substance use disorders.
- Research
- December 01, 2015
- By Corey Levitan
In This Series
Research
| December 1, 2015
Changing the Game: Women at Work in Las Vegas
Joanne Goodwin's new book recognizes the “significance of non-politicized women, who, by their presence, pushed boundaries and sought greater opportunities.”
Research
| December 1, 2015
Global Patents: Limits of Transnational Enforcement
Marketa Trimble's work “not only explains the limitations of international patenting, both legal and practical, but also reveals workarounds for expanding a small inventor’s patent protection.”
Research
| December 1, 2015
Neuropsychological Aspects of Substance Use Disorders: Evidence-Based Perspective
With co-author Steven Wood, Daniel Allen assembled a “dream team” of brain science leaders. Their contributions represent the latest findings on the neuropsychology of substance use disorders.
Research
| December 1, 2015
Racialized Schools: Understanding and Addressing Racism in Schools
Our society may never overcome racism, the authors argue, “but the children in our schools do not have to be victims to individuals who may be unaware of their racist tendencies.”
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Winter 2015
