Several serious environmental problems have a global character. International cooperation
to reduce emissions for this type of problems often takes the form of an agreement among …

This paper is intended to provide literature signposts for the new researcher into adult
bullying. A concise, but not exhaustive, overview of literature relating to workplace bullying is …

This chapter reviews studies that explore bullying in the workplace within the past decade.
The complexity of the problem of workplace bullying is illustrated in complicated models …

<p>This report reviews the current statistical methods used (1) to establish dose‐response
relationships for irreversible self‐replicating toxic effects (ie, carcinogenesis) in laboratory …

From the very start of research into workplace bullying, attention has been paid to the negative
effects the experience may have on victims (see Einarsen and Mikkelsen, this volume). …

By proving the asymptotic normality of certain frequency counts in Markoff chains, Bartlett (1951)
was able to construct a likelihood ratio test for the goodness of fit of such chains. His test …

If some, but not all, countries are cooperating to reduce CO 2 emissions, one could make
the following argument: a high carbon tax for carbon intensive tradeable sectors in the …

In global environmental problems, each country's own contribution to worldwide emissions
is small, so there is little a country can do by itself. To solve global environmental problems …

1. Introduction. In biological sciences the index of dispersion for the binomial and Poisson
distributions is very useful for testing homogeneity of certain types of data. For example, the …

Several recent articles have analyzed climate policy, paying explicit attention to the fact that
carbon resources are non‐renewable. In most of this body of literature, the economy is …