In the history of adoption research, subjective norm mostly remains as the unloved child, being significant in this analysis and not significant in that analysis. Already Davis et al. had to exclude subjective norm of the Technology Acceptance Model due to theoretical and measurement problems. Overall the results of subjective norm as an antecedent for behavioral intention in IS research are qu...

OBJECTIVE To examine the results of an interventionist approach applied to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected children for whom caregiver nonadherence was suspected as the cause of treatment failure. METHODS The medical records of a cohort of 16 perinatally HIV-infected children whose care was managed at the Arkansas Children's Hospital Pediatric HIV Clinic for an uninterrupted perio...

Lessons from domestic violence research and advocacy in India can contribute to transnational feminist perspectives. Violence against women is interconnected and intermeshed with power imbalances of many kinds, emanating from the local social-cultural contexts as well as global factors such as development/underdevelopment, war and ethnic strife, poverty and related structural conditions. All th...

This paper investigates which different views have occurred on the main lines of the Dutch incomes policy. To this end the implications of the incomes policies pursued by different cabinets have been analyzed, mainly since 1973. It appears that distributive policies are heavily influenced by a paradigm shift. In the 1970s, the Dutch government replaced its keynesian oriented economic policy mak...

Assumptions about nature are embedded in people’s preferences for environmental policy and management. The people we interviewed justified preservationist policies using four assumptions about nature knowing best: nature is balanced, evolution is progressive, technology is suspect, and the Creation is perfect. They justified interventionist policies using three assumptions about nature: it is d...

In the early 2010s, location-based social networks (LBSNs) received significant attention from both public and venture capital. The “LBSN moment” was an important period of mobile geomedia history, this article argues that reverberations moment still shape contemporary landscape. This examines LBSN through a media genealogy approach views as juncture for development location-sharing, which ende...

Abstract This registered report aims to evaluate the extent which human resources function can change public attitudes toward a controversial social issue. Focusing on employment of formerly incarcerated people, we explore novel concept “human advocacy” (HRSA), an interventionist approach through HR might pro‐actively and/or shape people's minds issues via communication and conveyance ideas rel...