Revisiting Human Activity Frameworks

International Human Trafficking: Critical Appraisal of Strength and Weaknesses of Nigeria’s Legal Frameworks

Nigeria has been facing the immense challenge of international trafficking in persons for sexual exploitation and forced labor into countries in Europe, Asia and Africa. Being an international criminal activity driven by high profits, Nigeria's adoption of a regulatory policy is expressed in the series of legal provisions to deal with the army of traffickers. In desperation, within a space of 1...

Revisiting Abstract Argumentation Frameworks

This paper argues that many extensions of Dung’s framework incorporating relations additional to binary attacks, are best viewed as abstractions of human rather than computational models of reasoning and debate. The paper then discusses how these additional relations may be reified into object level knowledge, thus enabling reconstruction of the extended framework as a Dung framework, and provi...

Revisiting the Nexus of FDI and Employment in International Trade: Evidence from the Emerging Construction Service Sector

T his study examines the relationship between Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and employment in the Indonesia construction service sector. The method used in this study is Panel VECM Granger. The data used are the data of FDI inflow and employment in the construction sector in some provinces, namely North Sumatra, Riau, Jakarta, West Java, East Java, and...

Revisiting Reductants in the Multi-adjoint Logic Programming Framework

Reductants are a special kind of fuzzy rules which constitute an essential theoretical tool for proving correctness properties. A multi-adjoint logic program, when interpreted on an arbitrary lattice, has to include all its reductants in order to preserve the approximate completeness property. In this work, after revisiting the different notions of reductant arisen in the framework of multi-adj...

Revisiting the Curtis Procedure for Boutonniere Deformity Correction