Editorial: Due Process of Law

Editorial: genomics and criminal law.

Editorial: The Future of Power Law Research

I argue that power law research must move from focusing on observation, interpretation, and modeling of power law behavior to instead considering the challenging problems of validation of models and control of systems. 1. The Problem with Power Law Research To begin, I would like to recall a humorous insight from the paper of Fabrikant, Koutsoupias, and Papadimitriou [Fabrikant et al. 01], cons...

Editorial: Process and IT

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Editorial: Process and IT

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Editorial: Commentary on Israel's Psychiatric Rehabilitation Law.

Community integration and disCrimination People need to be in the community to pursue their journeys, to reach their functional goals, to be included in society, and to live independently. Rehabilitation services must therefore be delivered in the community (9). True community integration and social inclusion depend upon having opportunities available in the mainstream society outside of the me...