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Appendix I: Drafting legislation for development: lessons from a Chinese project
A discussion on the different theoretical issues regarding development legislation that divide economists and lawyers
Economics and Engineering for Preserving Digital Content
Progress towards practical long-term preservation seems to be stalled. Preservationists cannot afford specially developed technology, but must exploit what is created for the marketplace.
Economic and technical facts suggest that most preservation ork should be shifted from repository institutions to information producers and consumers. Prior publications describe solutions for all known conceptual challenges of preserving a single digital object, but do not deal with software development or scaling to large collections. Much of the document handling software needed is available. It has, however, not yet been selected, adapted, integrated, or
deployed for digital preservation. The daily tools of both information producers and information consumers can be extended to embed preservation packaging without much burdening these users.
We describe a practical strategy for detailed design and implementation. Document handling is intrinsically complicated because of human sensitivity to communication nuances. Our engineering section therefore starts by discussing how project managers can master the many pertinent details.
the use of eminent domain in SĂŁo Paulo, BogotĂĄ, and Mexico City
En este trabajo el autor ofrece un examen sobre las prĂĄcticas de dominio
eminente (eminent domain) en tres de las mĂĄs importantes ciudades latinoamericanas.
Aborda conforme lo anterior, de manera crĂtica, las relaciones entre las reglas
legales usadas respecto del dominio eminente y el contexto institucional en el cual
son aplicadas dichas reglas, en una perspectiva bidimensional: la primera, la de las
relaciones entre los poderes judicial, legislativo y ejecutivo en lo concerniente al
dominio eminente, y la segunda, la distribuciĂłn de autoridad con relaciĂłn al dominio
eminente a nivel de gobiernos nacionales, provinciales o locales. Por esta vĂa
logra el autor un acertado anĂĄlisis comparativo, contextualizando dichas prĂĄcticas
de dominio eminente, con la realidad de cada una de esas metrĂłpolis, permitiendo
las inferencias aterrizadas de que carecen estudios similares.In this work the author offers a rich and deep examination on the practices
of âeminent domainâ in three of the most important Latin-American cities. He
approaches as the previous thing, of a critical way, the relations between the legal
rules that concern of âeminent domainâ and the institutional context in which the
above mentioned rules are applied, in a two-dimensional perspective: the first one,
that of the relations between the power judicial, legislative and executive in the
relating thing to âeminent domainâ, and the second one, the distribution of authority
with relation to âeminent domainâ to level of national, provincial or local governments.
For this route the author achieves a guessed right comparative analysis,
giving context to the above mentioned practices of âeminent domainâ, in the reality
of each one of this metropolis, allowing the inferences landed that similar studies
lack
Strategies for Implementing Change: An Experiential Approach
An attitude survey and a role-playing case were used to identify the typical approaches people use to implement important changes in organizations. This typical strategy, suggested or used by over 90% of the subjects, was not successful in producing change in any of the fourteen role-playing trials. However, with ten minutes of instruction in the âDelta Technique,â 86% of the subjects were successful in introducing change in another fourteen role-playing trials. The âDelta Techniqueâ consists of simple rules drawn from half a century of research
A role-based perspective on leadership as a network of relationships.
The research described in this article seeks to address the question of the extent to which a role-based perspective can provide insight into the distributed and networked form of leadership
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