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January 2012 · ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review

This article captures some of the discussion and insights from this year's ACM Workshop on Hot Topics in Networks [HotNets-XI].

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September 2014 · International Journal of Mental Health and Capacity Law

• Gillian Downham
• Richard Lingham

This article is not about the procedure of inquiry investigation, nor is it about the content of the inquiry report or recommendations. Our focus here is on the post-inquiry process – what happens after an inquiry’s recommendations are made.

January 2015

Berkeley invested money in the South Sea Company, although he did so after the bubble had burst. He offers a theory about why the bubble occurred - one that is echoed with respect to the housing bubble in the United States. In this article, I outline Berkeley's 'theory of moral decay' about the cause of economic bubbles and evaluate the theory by drawing parallels between the events in the 1720s ... [Show full abstract] and those in the first decade of the twenty-first century. I argue his theory is mostly wrong and by extension that similar theories advanced today to explain the housing bubble are equally misguided.

October 2014 · Hospital Medicine Clinics

In this article, the background, key principles, ideas in practice, unresolved questions and future directions, and resources of comanagement are discussed.

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December 2014 · Mots

• Oana Marina Panait

This paper aims to identify the authority discourse that the European Commission adopts in its political discourses related to the process of transposition and implementation of the European law by member states. Through the analysis of the European Commission’s press releases, the article identifies the purpose that appears to be targeted by these press releases.

March 2015 · Journal of College and Character

• Larry Roper

Legislation and initiatives at the state and federal levels are challenging colleges and universities to review their approach to issues of sexual violence. This article addresses issues of compliance and beyond.

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January 2016

• Karen Stendal
• Devinder Thapa
• Arto Lanamäki

The affordance concept has penetrated the Information Systems [IS] scholarship as a lens for theorizing the relationship between technology and its users. However, what exactly is it that the researchers are trying to capture when they use this concept? For this essay, we carefully read IS literature to reveal underlying assumptions behind this lens and how it has been adopted. This article ... [Show full abstract] reveals three assumptions: 1] whether affordances are identified as intended prior use or emerging in action, 2] whether affordances are functional or non-functional, and 3] whether affordances are potential or actual. We dig into these assumptions and suggest alternatives for further enquiry.

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May 2014 · EXCLI Journal

• Carmine Finelli
• Giuseppe Martelli
• Rocco Rossano
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• Giovanni Tarantino

In this article, we review on the current concepts about Nesfatin-1 as a new anti-obesity treatment and evaluate the existing issues in the context of this knowledge and the available literature. The intent is to enable clinicians to know Nesfatin-1 as a new anti-obesity treatment and make rational decisions based on this perspective as possible clinical application. Future research should seek ... [Show full abstract] to clarify whether Nesfatin-1 would be beneficial in the management of obesity.