Editors comments Our Common Futures of Sustainable Work - Concluding Reflections

Chapter 16 : Concluding reflections

This book set out to examine the inter-relationship between imprisonment and the expansion of community punishments internationally. In particular, our concern was to highlight the human rights implications of responses to women within the criminal justice system and the extent to which they relate to social justice imperatives. The preceding chapters provide international case studies of polic...

Editors' Comments

The publication of the first article in this issue, “Realizing Strategic Value through Center-Edge Digital Transformation in Consumer-Centric Industries,” provides a unique opportunity to pay tribute to the first author, Paul Gray, who passed away last year. Please join me in thanking Omar El Sawy, Guillermo Asper, and Magnus Thordarson for continuing to revise this article co-authored with Pau...

Complexity, accent and conviviality: Concluding comments

8 Concluding Remarks and Further Work

15 the average degree of the nodes of a linear-sized induced subgraph of a k-regular Ramanujan graph is upper bounded by roughly 1 + p k ? 1, which is less than k=2 for k 7. This shows that Ramanujan graphs of degree at least 7 are extrovert graphs. Classical results 4] require the degree to be at least 15. 1. Let H be a graph of maximumdegree at most k, and a real number no smaller than 2 p k ...

Concluding comments: OIE leadership, significant trends and future developments.

At the turn of the century, the Members of the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) decided to include animal welfare in the OIE Strategic Plan for the period 2001 to 2005. This decision reflected the ever-increasing public, media, scientific and political interest in the subject over the previous 50 or so years. Global conferences on animal welfare, held in Paris (2004), Cairo (2008) and...