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...on for law libraries has made a greater difference between institutional outcomes. Centrally and few state-funded institutions facilitated access of legal information through subscription-based databases, however, the majority of law libraries have inadequate sources of information. The book is actually being coined for law students, faculty members, research scholars, a...

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...h it identifies characteristics of cybercrime and their negative influence on the probability of detection and effectiveness of deterrence. Current legal frameworks on cybercrime, either outdated or updated, either intra-national or international, are found ineffective in combating cybercrime. The key understanding of this dissertation is that, in order for the inf...

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... Xingan Li CYBERCRIME AND DETERRENCE:NETWORKING LEGAL SYSTEMS IN THE NETWORKED INFORMATION SOCIETY ... ...us sarja, A: 34 2 Xingan Li CYBERCRIME AND DETERRENCE:NETWORKING LEGAL SYSTEMS IN THE NETWORKED INFORMATION SOCIETY ... ................................................................................ 61CHAPTER 2. LEGAL ROLES OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS ........................... ...Brawn [2006] DRS 4135 (18 December 2006)Allison, R. v. [1998] EWHC Admin 536 (13 May 1998).American Civil Liberties Union v. Johnson (Tenth Circuit No... ... 19, No. 1538177 (28 April 2006).Rees, R. v. [2000] EWCA Crim 55 (20 October 2000).Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union (Supreme Court No. 96-511, 2... ...ational Institute of Standards and TechnologyNPA National Police AgencyOAS Organization of American StatesOECD Organization for Economic Cooperation a... ...s; and structural capitalthat builds wealth through new business models.‖ (ibid.) Other scholars further put information into a dynamic wealth-crea... ...ied by the proliferation ofinformation systems. 2.3.1 The lag of a legal notion Many scholars regard information as the third form of protective... ...n was not and should not be protected bycriminal law is outdated. In fact, the majority of scholars and legislatures have not acceptedthat it should b...

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...A People's History of the United States is a 1980 non-fiction book by American historian and political scientist Howard Zinn. In the book, Zinn seeks to present an alternate interpretation of the history of the United States. According to the author, American history is to a large extent the ex...

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...he 1980s 178 • General Characteristics of the Arms Race 185 • Summary 193 Chapter 8: BRINKMANSHIP AND IMPERIALISM? 195 • Nuclear Diplomacy 195 • American Intervention in the Third World 202 American Nuclear and Third World • Policies: An Appraisal 218 • Summary 221 Chapter 9: ROOTS OF COLLECTIVE MISBEHAVIOR 223 • Organizational Characteristics 225 (Organizational ...

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... Lives in the Balance The Cold War and American Politics, 1945-1991 Moti ... ...War, Lives in the Balance throws newlight on subjects as diverse as the nature of freedom, American Third World policies, roots of collectivemisbehavi... ...nce should be of special interest to those wishing tounderstand or change the realities of American politics."The voyage into a better future must beg... ...ings are counterbalanced, in part, by the potential contributions of integrativereviews to scholarship. Reality is a web, not a collection of parallel... ...eadable, but actuallyentertaining and informative. Bukharin, Kamenev, and Zinovev had been legally rehabilitated.Intellectually honest attempts to stu... ...of war?," but "Were wereally mad enough to needlessly risk self-destruction?"SummaryModern scholarship offers two radically different interpretations ... ... improved America's military position.II. In the making of American foreign policies, some scholars believe, Presidents command morepower than the ori... ...ginablepoverty. Under Ubico, discrimination against them was the law of the land; it being legal, forexample, for wealthy landlords to shoot on sight ... ... of this case, for it suggests that thepractice of political bribery, albeit the tacit and legal variety, is almost universal.The Defense Department a...

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...The Making of theFirst American SatguruThe Making of theFirst American SatguruFirst EditionCopyright © 2011Himalayan AcademyThis first edi... ... reproduced only with the publisher’s prior written First American Satguruconsent. Lovingly written, designed and typeset by the swam... ... reproduced only with the publisher’s prior written First American Satguruconsent. Lovingly written, designed and typeset by the swam... ..., what they said and did is shared outside the circle of initiates. Scholars and scientists in our time have probed the past for the story o... ...ut their histories and their influence on modern times, but this is only scholarship. Buried cities, broken walls, homeland of Hinduism, the ... ..., what they said and did is shared outside the circle of initiates. Scholars and scientists in our time have probed the past for the story o... ... he had nothing to do with. He had spent all his money on prior legal fees yalai, a school teacher who had gained much from his visits... ... he had nothing to do with. He had spent all his money on prior legal fees yalai, a school teacher who had gained much from his visits... ... change my name legally to my new Saivite Hindu name [Subramuniya]. The judge took ...

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...f Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataArnold, Henry Harley, 1886-1950. American airpower comes of age : General Henry H. “Hap” Arnold’s World War ... ... Harley, 1886-1950--Diaries. 2. World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, American. 3. United States. Army Air Forces--Biography. 4. Generals-- Unite... ...tes. Army Air Forces--History. 6. World War, 1939-1945--Aerial operations, American. 7. Air power--United States--History-- 20th century. I. Huston, J... ... As all researchers quickly discover, they incur immensedebts to dedicated scholars, archivists, librarians, and otherswho have aided in many ways, fr... ...trips he took abroad during World War II.1 For reasons that are not clear, scholars have used thesediaries unevenly. Forrest C. Pogue, for example, do... ...ities for training RAF pilotswith the assistance of RAF observers.260 When legal difficultiesthreatened quick implementation of the program, Churchill... ...llcabled Roosevelt and Hopkins was brought into the picture.By 21 May, the legal questions had been resolved and the pro-gram appeared headed towards ... ...inC of the Czech Army and laterMinister of War. The United States, citing “legal difficulties,” did not recog-nize this government until 31 July 1941.... ...hers, hecould not claim success in his meetings with Chiang eventhough two scholars have evaluated Hap’s conversations withthe Generalissimo as a “ble...

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... General Characteristics of the Arms Race 185 • Summary 193 Chapter 8: BRINKMANSHIP AND IMPERIALISM? 195 • Nuclear Diplomacy 195 • American Intervention in the Third World 202 American Nuclear and Third World • Policies: An Appraisal 218 • Summary 221 Chapter 9: ROOTS OF COLLECTIVE MISBEHAVIOR 223 • Organizational Characteristics 225 (...

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...leAn Examination of the Role of Women in Combat and the Policy Implications for Future American Military Operations Kristal l. M. alfonso... ...: an examination of the role of women in combat and the policy implications for future American military operations / Kristal L.M. Alfonso. p. ; ... ...e, the Department ofDefense, and other governmental organizations, as well as toleading scholars, selected institutions of higher learning,public-poli... ... Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 5 AMERICAN WOMEN AT WAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... 33THE SOVIET FEMALE FLIERS OF WORLD WAR II According to Kazimiera Cottam, Western scholars tended toregard female Soviet combatants as merely So... ... 81THE WAY BACKWARDcept the equality of women in other professions such as themedical, legal, and political career fields, there remains a vocalchoru... ...cies when the operational mission demanded it. Ac-cording to Skaine, “Women have served legally in temporarycombat positions; on May 12, 1993, the Nav... ...e of passage. It acknowledges adult status, including theright to vote, marry, and make legal decisions in their ownright. For young men, it also mean...

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...ook-let “Who Killed Meditation” written by Dr Wilson triesto highlight how Americans’ through their economic philosophy,culture, way of living, ideolo... ...consumption pattern, narcotics,films, clothing pattern, popularisation of American philosophy,self-image, egoistic, approach, etc. etc. killed medita... ...nciples and practising compassionwhich fosters awareness of emptiness. But Americans’ convertedmeditation as per their id and ego with the tremendous ... ... world,multiculturalism has developed tremendously as aresult of which scholars have stepped up research. Theyexamine factors that enhance or inhi... ...ements, facial expressions, eyecontact and touch are called kinesics. Same scholarscall it “body language” “kinesics is the study of bodymovements and... ...erations; the enivironmentfor investment turns increasingly dull. When the legalsystems fatter, civil disputes are inordinately delayed.N uncrtain fut... ...e use of reason,statistics and science side by side with social, financial,legal and organizational expertise for managing anepidemic. In that case, w... ...e twentieth century led to somemisappropriation of Freudian terminology by scholarsand practitioners. This is particularly evident in theambiguous usa...

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In this volume, a wide array of scholars turn a critical eye toward NASA’s first 50 years.

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... our nation; yet it has only been since the 1970s that issues concerning women in the military have been seriously and systematically pursued by both scholars and military planners. This volume is an effort to identify and examine key events, questions, and policies pertaining to women in the United States armed forces. To do this, a multidisciplinary analytical strategy t...

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...women in the military have been seriously andsystematically pursued by both scholars and military planners. This volume is an effort to identify andex... ...loss and selective preservation of many of these early records. However,two American historians have studied the military activities of women during t... ...tifies three major categories ofmilitary participation for women during the American Revolution: "First, those . . . referred to as Womenof the army',... ...his time included the War of 1812, the Civil War (1861-65), and the Spanish-AmericanWar (1898). This century was also the period of expansion of the A... ... military jobs? The answer seemed to be an elusive one,subject as it was to legal constraints and interpretations of the times. Faced with this contex... ... "Is there any law that says a yeoman must be a man?" I (Daniels) asked my legal advisors. The answer was that there was not, but that only men ha... ...were administered under a separate, parallel set of regulations. [Their] legal status was dubious, and there was no legally binding contract that c... ...cations are the results of unique research by military authors and civilian scholars. AU Press publications form a significant body of ... ...imilarly and at the same time that”: While the book will be welcomed by scholars, it will make an immediate appeal to the general reader.white...