Thinking about Minority Political Influence: Did Georgia v. Ashcroft Get It Right and, If Not, Why Not?

Why HP did not get "Blastered"

In August 2003 the IT industry was brought to its knees due to the release of a vicious worm called “Blaster” which cost the industry billions of dollars. However, HP was largely unaffected because of innovative technology produced jointly by HP Labs and Corporate IT that has been protecting our corporate network for over two years. In this paper we will explain how these new types of worms att...

Ask "WHY NOT?" Not "WHAT IF?"

The editor-in-chief asks: with strong evidence in favour of collaborative practice, why has it not yet been adopted across the system? What is holding it back?

Commentary: Epidemiology and futurology--why did Rothman get it wrong?

It Is Not worth Learning If It Is Not Remembered:

The collation, storage and retrieval of information are essential components of successful learning. Whether information is retained depends on a variety of factors, including how the information fits with an individual’s existing knowledge, the way in which information is presented, and its complexity. Some of these factors are under the direct control of the e-learning designers and developer...

The spin - statistics theorem — did Pauli get it right ?

In this article, we begin with a review of Pauli’s version of the spinstatistics theorem and then show, by re-defining the parameter associated with the Lie-Algebra structure of angular momentum, that another interpretation of the theorem may be given. It will be found that the vanishing commutator and anticommutator relationships can be associated with independent and dependent probability eve...