Report on International Roundtable Meeting on Collection Security held at the British Library

Anonymised report on some of the issues raised at an international roundtable on collection security of thirteen major research libraries and national libraries from Europe and North America. Recurring themes of case studies included: 1) perpetrator profiling; 2) relations with the criminal justice system; 3) systems; 4) looking out; 5) aftermath

When Deviant Behavior In The Workplace Gets Technical

Workplace deviant behavior typologies typically include absenteeism, theft, incivility and violence. Three recent case studies are reviewed that indicate computer sabotage should be added to these classifications

Seguridad de la información de un Estado democrático moderno: contexto axiológico

The authors of the research focus on the role and significance of values in forming the basis for the information security of a modern democratic state. In the course of the research, the authors applied general scientific methods (analysis, synthesis, analogy, etc.), philosophical methods (dialectical, hermeneutic), and special legal methods (normative-analytical). Information security includes not only the protection of information resources of the society, state and people, but also ensures the preservation of value aspects, historical memory, cultural traditions, and a particular people’s specific national way of life. The most important objective of information society institutions is the protection of the country’s information sovereignty. Information wars are the continuation of economic, political, as well as cultural and religious conflicts on our planet. In this research, the authors come to the conclusion that one of the aspects of information wars is value confrontation. That is why it is necessary to consider information security not only in the legal, communication-technical and political aspects but also in the axiological context.Los autores de la investigación se centran en el papel y la importancia de los valores para formar la base de la seguridad de la información de un estado democrático moderno. En el curso de la investigación, los autores aplicaron métodos científicos generales (análisis, síntesis, analogía, etc.), métodos filosóficos (dialécticos, hermenéuticos) y métodos legales especiales (normativo-analíticos). La seguridad de la información incluye no solo la protección de los recursos de información de la sociedad, el estado y las personas, sino que también garantiza la preservación de los aspectos de valor, la memoria histórica, las tradiciones culturales y la forma de vida nacional específica de un pueblo en particular. El objetivo más importante de las instituciones de la sociedad de la información es la protección de la soberanía de la información del país. Las guerras de información son la continuación de conflictos económicos, políticos, culturales y religiosos en nuestro planeta. En esta investigación, los autores llegan a la conclusión de que uno de los aspectos de las guerras de información es la confrontación de valores. Es por eso que es necesario considerar la seguridad de la información no solo en los aspectos legales, de comunicación, técnicos y políticos, sino también en el contexto axiológico

On the role of outside option in wage bargaining.

Chen, Fengjiao.Thesis (M.Phil.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2011.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 34-35).Abstracts in English and Chinese.Chapter 1 --- Introduction --- p.1Chapter 2 --- Literature Review --- p.5Chapter 2.1 --- Wage Bargaining and Strike --- p.6Chapter 2.2 --- Outside Option --- p.7Chapter 3 --- The Model Setting --- p.9Chapter 4 --- Equilibrium Analysis --- p.12Chapter 4.1 --- Equilibrium when b We --- p.15Chapter 4.4 --- Opting Out is an Equilibrium --- p.26Chapter 4.5 --- Implications on Preemption and Renegotiation --- p.27Chapter 5 --- Discussion --- p.28Chapter 5.1 --- Without Outside Option (HHFG Model) --- p.28Chapter 5.2 --- Committed to Strike (Shaked 1994) --- p.29Chapter 5.3 --- The Influence of discount factor 5 --- p.30Chapter 5.4 --- Equilibrium Refinement by Good Faith Bargaining Rule --- p.31Chapter 6 --- Conclusion --- p.3

The BG News October 2, 1969

The BGSU campus student newspaper October 2, 1969. Volume 54 - Issue 7https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/3363/thumbnail.jp

A trust supportive framework for pervasive computing systems

Recent years have witnessed the emergence and rapid growth of pervasive comput- ing technologies such as mobile ad hoc networks, radio frequency identification (RFID), Wi-Fi etc. Many researches are proposed to provide services while hiding the comput- ing systems into the background environment. Trust is of critical importance to protect service integrity & availability as well as user privacies. In our research, we design a trust- supportive framework for heterogeneous pervasive devices to collaborate with high security confidence while vanishing the details to the background. We design the overall system ar- chitecture and investigate its components and their relations, then we jump into details of the critical components such as authentication and/or identification and trust management. With our trust-supportive framework, the pervasive computing system can have low-cost, privacy-friendly and secure environment for its vast amount of services