To Whom do we Belong?

: To Whom Does Mental Health Belong ?

It is interesting to reflect at this time on the issue of Medical Insurance with the demise of UMP so much in the press recently. I am not going to focus on the pros and cons of insurance as such, or on the world-wide insurance industry with its lack of concern for social equity and the genuinely disadvantaged, alongside the obscene payouts to those managers at the top of the scale whether they...

Task and Social Information Seeking: Whom Do We Prefer and Whom Do We Approach?

Employee information-seeking behavior shapes the formation of organizational communication networks and affects performance. However, it is not easy to facilitate, particularly through information technology, and its motivations are not well understood. recognizing two broad categories of information—that is, task and social information—this study investigates and compares the antecedents of ta...

Whom Do We Call Mentally Retarded?

This book is about people, people referred to as being mentally retarded. Through the centuries much has been said about them, about their being dangerous, evil, possessed, or, to the contrary, special gifts from Heaven, "holy innocents." Many of these beliefs live on. One can encounter them even today almost anywhere in the United States as plans are discussed for community residences for ment...

Do We Know What We Do not Know? A Response to Celine Bonnet

In Whom Do We Trust - Sharing Security Events

Security event sharing is deemed of critical importance to counteract large-scale attacks at Internet service provider (ISP) networks as these attacks have become larger, more sophisticated and frequent. On the one hand, security event sharing is regarded to speed up organization’s mitigation and response capabilities. On the other hand, it is currently done on an ad-hoc basis via email, member...