Executive positions involved in white‐collar crime

Functional neuroanatomy of executive processes involved in dual-task performance.

The subjective experience of allocating one's attentional resources among competing tasks is nearly universal, and most current models of cognition include a mechanism that performs this allocation; examples include the central executive system and the supervisory attentional system. Yet, the exact form that an executive system might take and even its necessity for cognition are controversial. ...

Chinese whitecollar workers and multilingual creativity in the diaspora

The nearly universal requirement of English study in colleges has afforded the language an unprecedented institutional status and given rise to an increasingly large English-literate public in the Expanding Circle countries. Adopting the lens of domestic diaspora, the present study explores Chinese white-collar workers’ multilingual creativity when they seek to represent themselves as a distinc...

Executive government positions of influence in biodefense: the Bio-Plum book.

What is one Strategy for Increasing the Number of Women in Senior Management and Executive Positions?

Question: What is one strategy for increasing the number of women in senior management and executive positions? What are considerations when implementing this strategy?

Crime Places in Crime Theory

Criminologists and crime prevention practitioners are increasingly aware of the importance of places of crime. A place is a very small area, usually a street corner, address, building, or street segment. A focus on crime places contrasts with a focus on neighborhoods. Neighborhood theories usually highlight the development of offenders. while place level explanations emphasize crime events. Thr...