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Signal Traffic Critical Studies of Media Infrastructures

The ideas shaping this book evolved further through a panel at the 2012 Society for Cinema and Media Studies conference, in which Jonathan Sterne and Shannon Mattern participated, and during a workshop on media, materiality, and infrastructure at New York University, co-convened with Arjun Appadurai in 2014. We thank the Film and Media Studies Department at UC Santa Barbara and the Media, Culture, and Communication Department at New York University for their support in hosting and coordinating these workshops. We also thank our faculty friends, colleagues, and graduate students in these departments for the rich intellectual environments they provide daily.

Silence, Screen, and Spectacle Rethinking Social Memory in the Age of Information

We would like to thank series editor Jo Labanyi for her insightful input and for making our book part of the Remapping Cultural History series; Marion Berghahn, Ann DeVita, Elizabeth Berg, Adam Capitanio, Ben Parker, and the entire Berghahn Books staff for their work making the book a reality; Vera Zolberg for her keen eye on early drafts and her longstanding support; Jonathan Bach and Ross Poole for their creative insight and tireless efforts; Robert Kirkbride for always showing up, even when on sabbatical; Maury Botton for his magical way with the visual image and the written word; Rachel Garver for her textual dexterity; Jessi Lee Jackson for her editing corroboration; the New School Interdisciplinary Memory Group past and present (especially Amy Sodaro, Adam Brown, Yifat Gutman, Naomi Angel, and Laliv Melamed) for camaraderie and inspiration; and to all of those who helped and encouraged our woolgathering along the way

Law and democracy : contemporary questions.

This book has evolved from ANU College of Law, Centre for International and Public Law’s Seventeenth Annual Public Law weekend, held at The Australian National University from 20–22 September 2012. The idea for the conference theme, ‘Law’s Challenge to Democracy/Democracy’s Challenge to Law’ was formulated through our discussions with Kim’s ANU colleague, Dr Katharine Young, who assisted us in the work associated with organising the conference. We thank her for her enthusiastic intellectual contribution to the foundations for this book

Markets for Cybercrime Tools and Stolen Data Hackers’ Bazaar

This report describes the fundamental characteristics of these markets and how they have grown into their current state in order to give insight into how their existence can harm the information security environment. Understanding the current and predicted landscape for these markets lays the groundwork for follow-on exploration of options that could minimize the potentially harmful influence these markets impart. This report assumes the reader has a basic understanding of the cyber, criminal, and economic domains, but includes a glossary to supplement any gaps.

Из истории растительных династий

В книге рассказывается о палеоботанике и ученых, которые работают в этой области науки; о древнейших наземных растениях и новых методах их исследования.

Remote Capture Digitising Documentary Heritage in Challenging Locations

From the blistering heat to the freezing cold. From desert sand to salty ocean air. From high mountains to humid jungles. From the open air under direct sun to cramped and shadowy huts.

The Impact of Covid-19 on the Future of Law.

It is a great honour and privilege to write this preface as a Dean who joined the Faculty of Law at the University of Johannesburg in March 2021. The era of COVID-19 fast-tracked us into the realities of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and demanded resilience, strength, and agility to adapt to changing conditions. While the full impact of COVID-19 remains uncertain, it is generally accepted that it will continue to fundamentally transform all aspects of our occupational and personal lives. This was the backdrop to our discussions at our Dean’s Committee when the idea was sparked to do a book project on the impact of COVID-19 on Law. At this Committee, the title of the book “The Impact of COVID-19 on the Future of Law and Related Disciplines” was birthed.

Archive of Jewish History Volume 12

In 1903 Tolstoy, ensuing the plea of Sholem Aleykhem (pseud. of Solomon N. Rabinovich), wrote «Three tales» for a Yiddish miscel- lany in aid of the Jews who were victims of the Kishinev pogrom. Sholem Aleykhem obtained from the writer the first rights to publish; he naively believed that he could freely dispose of the stories, hence he undertook agreements for simultaneous translations of the «Three Tales» into the major Western languages in order to increase fundrais- ing for the Jews.

ЧУДЕСА НАШИХ СУБТРОПИКОВ

В книге рассказывается о наиболее интересных субтропических растениях, привезенных с разных континентов и успешно культивируемых в Крыму и на Кавказе.

Intellectual Property Law in Africa.

Examining the harmonisation of intellectual property (IP) policy, law and administration in Africa, this book evaluates the effectiveness of efforts to establish continental IP institutions and frameworks. It also considers sub-regional initiatives led by the regional economic communities and the regional IP organisations, focusing on relevant protocols and agreements that address IP as well as the implementing institutions. The book assesses the progress of such initiatives with particular reference to the current socio-economic status of African states. It argues that that harmonisation initiatives need to be crafted in a way that is supportive of the developmental goals of African states and advocates for due consideration of individual states’ unique conditions and aspirations. This book will be of great relevance to scholars and policy makers with an interest in IP law and its harmonisation in Africa.

ЧТО НАМ СТОИТ МНОГОКЛЕТОЧНОСТЬ

Почему люди смертны? Почему все живое с возрастом стареет? Чем вирусы, вызывающие рак. отличаются от инфекционных и всегда ли возникновение новообразований связано с вирусами? В чем суть отличия раковой клетки от нормальной и что такое злокачественная прогрессия? Эти вопросы обсуждаются в предлагаемой книге.

Greek Medical Papyri Text, Context, Hypertext

Papyri of medical content from Greco-Roman Egypt, either important literary texts or documents related to the daily life of country people in Egypt, have received increasing attention in classical scholarship during the last two decades of the 20 th century.

NATIVE ESTATES: RECORDS OF MOBILITY ACROSS COLONIAL BOUNDARIES

African social history thrives in many ways on the passionate inclination by scholars to provide ordinary people with a “voice” and “experience”, as does much of social history in general. We read archives along and against the grain; we define “gaps” and go to great lengths to explain these and how to work around them.

An Introduction to the History of Psychology

As with the first five editions of An Introduction to the History of Psychology, the primary purpose of the sixth edition is to provide introductory students with a comprehensive overview of the history of psychology. This purpose is achieved by showing that most of the concerns of contemporary psychologists are manifestations of themes that have been part of psychology for hundreds, or even thousands, of years.

Cicero’s Law Rethinking Roman Law of the Late Republic.

In his 1995 book, The Spirit of Roman Law (Athens, GA 1995), Alan Watson included a chapter provocatively titled ‘Cicero the outsider’. By locating this chapter towards the end of the book, Watson hinted that any discus- sion of Cicero in the context of the spirit of Roman law (a difficult concept in itself) could only really form part of an appendix (in this case Appendix A) to a book of this kind. The gist of this chapter, following the then dominant Romanist view, is that ‘Cicero’s outlook [was] remarkably dif- ferent from that of the Roman jurists’ (at 200).1 As this statement implies, for Watson, Cicero stood outside the traditional narrative of the Roman jurists.

Law, Migration, and Human Mobility.

Magdalena Kmak is a Professor of Public International Law, with a specialization in Migration and Minority Research at Åbo Akademi University (Finland). She has received her PhD from the Institute of Law Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences, and the title of Docent in law and globalization from the University of Helsinki (Finland). She is a PI and Consortium Director in the project Diversity, Trust, and Two-Way Integration (Mobile Futures) funded by the Strategic Research Council established within the Academy of Finland (2021–2027) and an affiliated researcher at the Centre of Excellence in Law, Identity and the European Narratives at the University of Helsinki. Magdalena’s research inter- ests encompass law and mobility, new minorities, exile studies and history of migration, public international law, human rights and International and European refugee and migration law. Magdalena is also co-founder of the Nordic Network on Climate Related Displacement and Mobility.