soft “revolution” or “revolution without violence”, in some of the newly independent countries of central asia and caucasus has become one of the main subjects for scholarly debates in international politics after the collapse of the soviet :union:. due to the direct role of the us in these nonviolent regime changes, the importance of foreign factors in explaining these events has become a foca...

Through this research, it is possible to explore and analyze ICT managerial in SMA PGII 2 Bandung City, including policy, availability, utilization development of the educational process. It hoped that excavation results descriptions will provide benefits, both theoretically practically. Theoretically study can become basis for developing scientific insights related management Islamic instituti...

Technical systems are so powerful that there is a temptation to try to provide ‘perfect’ support for any cooperative work practice. Some CSCW problems result from designs motivated by optimising technical criteria. A very high bandwidth network, for instance, can support a wide variety of work patterns; the consequent focus of solving the salient technical problems gives the impression that CSC...

New theoretical ideas and developments describing the fundamental underlying basis for formulating a general family of time discretization operators for rst-order parabolic systems emanating from the framework of a generalized time weighted philosophy are rst presented which can be broadly classi ed as pertaining to Type 1, Type 2 and Type 3 family of time discretization operators. As a consequ...

ABSTRACT Prior research suggests that individuals’ bottom-up initiatives are effective in developing support for change, yet it lacks empirical validation the context of public organizations. Building on job demands-resources theory (JD-R), this study examines process contributes to translating one’s positive behavioral enactment and particularly The findings theoretically practically significa...

We address the goal of making Delegation Logic (DL) into a practically implementable and tractable trustmanagement system. DL [22] is a logic-based knowledge representation (i.e., language) for authorization in largescale, open, distributed systems. As introduced in [22], DL inferencing is computationally intractable and highly impractical to implement. We introduce a new version of Delegation ...