Ideal Social Order: Why Gandhi, not Marx?

Gandhi and Marx: Ideas on Man and Society

GANDHIAN THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY OR HIS METHOD OF ACTION HAVE been a frequent subject for books and articles, but a new impetus has been given to this by the ushering in of the Gandhi year. The relation between man and society was central to Gandhi's thought and this aspect of his philosophy has attracted special attention particularly among Indian Marx1sts who are themselves interested in this ...

Indifferentiability with Distinguishers: Why Shabal Does Not Require Ideal Ciphers

Shabal is based on a new provably secure mode of operation. Some related-key distinguishers for the underlying keyed permutation have been exhibited recently by Aumasson et al. and Knudsen et al., but with no visible impact on the security of Shabal. This paper then aims at extensively studying such distinguishers for the keyed permutation used in Shabal, and at clarifying the impact that they ...

Why X Is Not Our Ideal Window System

Extensive experience with X11 has convinced us that it represents a true advance in window systems, but that there are areas in which the X protocol is seriously deficient. The problems we describe fall into seven categories: coordinate system pitfalls, unavoidable race conditions, incomplete support for window managers, insufficient window viewability information, difficulties with interactive...

Mahatma Gandhi

Typed Higher-Order Variant of SROIQ - Why Not?

We provideTH(SROIQ) a typed higher-order extension ofSROIQ, that is itself a syntactic variant of SROIQ, i.e., it is polynomially reducible into it. We also discuss modelling scenarios in which such a language is useful.