Cloud computing (CC) brings substantial benefits to organizations and their clients. Information technology (IT) users in developing countries, especially those in underdeveloped communities, are gaining easy and cost‐effective access to a variety of services, from entertainment to banking. South Africa has outlined a national e‐strategy that aims to ...

Politics has always attracted the attention of the media, citizens organizations, and the general public. Recent years have also witnessed a global process of “spectacularization” of politics, which among other things has resulted in a dramatic increase in the amount of information available about many facets of political life. Politicians, for example, are literally public figures, and much of...

A key challenge for managing talent in organizations is locating and coordinating expertise. In this study, we propose that employees who use social media can help an organization locate knowledge workers who are vital to organizational growth and competitiveness. We draws on transactive memory (TM) theory to examine the relationship between social media use and knowledge workers’ access to inf...

The views presented in this paper are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the INTRODUCTION Donor and development organizations have prescribed decentralization to promote accountability and transparency, public participation in policy making and democratization. The donor agency and development administration literature considers the types of decentralization, the dyn...

well-illustrated presentation of electron microscopy of the mammalian choroid plexus by Wislocki and Ladman discloses many fine details of intracellular structure, some of which suggest strongly the presence of an active secretory process. The tissue culture experiments of Lumsden show that under the experimental conditions the choroid villus is capable of absorbing and concentrating dye soluti...

Recent improvements in the condition of British Cental hospitals and their patients have resulted from social action, informed by knowledge gained from social sciences and psychotherapy. The synthesis of these insights, and their realisation in the administration of a mental hospital, are described by Doctor David Clark as Administrative Therapy. His book is directed to the young psychiatrist b...

The article presents an overview of the problem fundamental rights during First Czechoslovak Republic and focuses especially on role played by catalogue 1920 Constitutional Charter. Section 2 itself, methods specification limitations (usually particular laws) postulates continuity with pre-1918 Austrian Hungarian law. 3 is dedicated to opinions legal doctrine (mainly Czech authors) catalogue. 4...

In the paper author analyses procedure for interim measures and suspension of decision in Croatian EU competition law. The subject analysis are substantive procedural aspects both legal remedies with references to relevant case reflects on evident doubts that occur regard application cases before High Administrative Court Republic Croatia. also emphasizes potential problems may domestic practic...

As a result of external pressures and to meet its own economic objectives, China has been moving its intellectual property rights (IPR) regime closer to those found in many more developed nations. As China’s economy grows, its transition from manufacturingbased to knowledge-based production, more comprehensive laws, and more attention to enforcement have led to an increase in the number of IPR ...

In 2011, the World Health Organization (WHO) published a series of 21 guidelines to assist governments in improving their national drug control laws, regulations, and administrative procedures to promote the availability of controlled medicines for pain relief and for a variety of acute and chronic diseases and conditions. These guidelines ultimately are designed to encourage the development of...