Abstract This study explores how an extreme far-right alternative media site uses content from professional to convey uncivil news with antisemitic message. Analytically, it rests on a critical discourse analysis of 231 items, originating established national and international sources, published Frihetskamp 2011–2018. In the study, we explore items are recontextualised portray both overt covert...

Some organisms maintain a battery of defensive strategies against their exploiters (predators, parasites or parasitoids), while others fail to employ a defence that seems obvious. In this paper, we shall investigate the circumstances under which defence strategies might be expected to evolve. Brood parasites and their hosts provide our main motivation, and we shall discuss why the reed warbler ...

The dynamics of undue influence (UI) have many similarities with domestic violence, stalking, and grooming behavior used by some sexual predators. This article will help practitioners-particularly law enforcement investigators and prosecutors-better recognize UI as a pattern of behaviors, not an isolated incident. Understanding the dynamics of UI will enhance professionals' appreciation of the ...

This paper identifies the critical learning trade-offs that managers face when defining their learning strategies. We integrate these learning choices into three configurations of learning strategies: " Explorers " , " Exploiters " , and " Innovators " , and address whether there is one optimal configuration of the learning tensions that leads to a superior learning strategy, or whether differe...

IGLECIA, MONICA N. Occupancy Models and Strategic Habitat Conservation for Avian Species in the Southeastern Coastal Plain of the United States. (Under the direction of Jaime A. Collazo). Rapidly expanding lists of priority species has increased the need for a framework that can utilize existing datasets to inform landscape-scale conservation strategies. This is evident in the South Atlantic Co...

Abstract The allocation of resources among different stakeholders is an ethical dilemma for chief executive officers (CEOs). In this study, we investigate the association between CEO power and workplace injuries illnesses. We use establishment-level dataset comprising 31,924 establishment-year observations 2002 2011. Our main result shows that employees at firms with structurally powerful CEOs ...

In Pelham, the EU Court of Justice and German Federal Constitutional reached diametrically opposing conclusions on relevance freedom art in copyright law. The different stances permit a speculative prediction – they can have immediate consequences for predictable challenges against new platform liability regime under Article 17 DSMD, its associated dangers wide-spread filtering blocking. articl...

This research studies the social participation of the parents of delinquent and non-delinquent teenagers on the school affairs in Tehran comparatively. Hirchie's theory of social control were accepted as research framework in the paper. The survey method were used and all the high-school students from the age of 15 to 18 in the district of 4 and 15 in Tehran were chosen. About 60 delinquent and...

Exotic Xylosandrus spp. ambrosia beetles established in non-native habitats have been associated with sudden and extensive attacks on a diverse range of living trees, but factors driving their shift from dying/dead hosts to living and healthy ones are not well understood. We sought to characterize the role of host physiological condition on preference and colonization by two invaders, Xylosandr...

Plants produce nectar to attract pollinators in the case of floral nectar (FN) and defenders in the case of extrafloral nectar (EFN). Whereas nectars must function in the context of plant-animal mutualisms, their chemical composition makes them also attractive for non-mutualistic, exploiting organisms: nectar robbers and nectar-infesting microorganisms. We reviewed the chemical composition of b...