Required security screenings for researchers: A policy analysis

Achieving Sustainable Food Security for All: Required Policy Action

With business as usual, neither the World Food Summit Goal nor the 2020 Vision will be achieved. The lecture identifies the key driving forces that will influence the prospects for sustainable food security in coming years and proposes a set of high priority policy actions. Both the World Food Summit Goal and the 2020 Vision can be achieved but only if appropriate policies are followed within a...

Network-Security-Policy Analysis

Computer network security is the first line of defence to accomplish information assurance. The computer network is at risk without a well-designed and flawless implemented network security policy. The main problem is that network administrators are not able to verify the network security policy. Although further research has been carried out, it mainly concerns small specific parts of the over...

Policy Analysis for Security-Enhanced Linux

Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) extends Linux with a flexible mandatory access control mechanism that enforces security policies expressed in SELinux’s policy language. Determining whether a given policy meets a site’s high-level security goals can be difficult, due to the low-level nature of the policy language and the size and complexity of SELinux policies. We propose a logic-programming-b...

Economic Policy Analysis in a Macroeconometric Model for Iran

Municipal Routing Problems: a Challenge for Researchers and Policy Makers?

In many European countries, municipalities offer their inhabitants a wide variety of social services. In this paper we will focus on efficiently scheduling home care, transportation of the elderly, and home meal delivery. These so-called municipal or communal routing problems can be modelled as different variants of the vehicle routing problem, a well-known optimization problem from the literat...