The emerging debate on transnational populism has thus far mainly focused cases, which have remained relatively inconsequential due to the weak institutionalisation of political transnationalism arena. By bringing in a better-structured arena migrant transnationalism, this paper introduces populist parties mobilising migrants and explores resulting phenomenon homeland populism. investigates thr...

Phylogenetic inference based on language is a vital tool for tracing the dynamics of human population expansions. The timescale of agriculture-based expansions around the world provides an informative amount of linguistic change ideal for reconstructing phylogeographies. Here we investigate the expansion of Arawak, one of the most widely dispersed language families in the Americas, scattered fr...

The article analyses the key directions of Turkey’s foreign policy under presidency Recep Tayyip Erdogan. It examines concepts such as “ba-lance” in relations with Middle East and West, which Turkey is trying to achieve through development its economy international trade. also focuses on concept “security East”, reflects focus security concerns from terrorist groups border Syria Iraq. Researche...

Our nation lacks a critical mass of professionals trained to prevent and respond to food- and animal-related emergencies. Training veterinarians provides an immediate means of addressing this shortage of experts. Achievement of critical mass to effectively address animal-related emergencies is expedited by concurrent training of professionals and graduate students in related areas. Purdue Unive...

Spurred by the recent escalation of terrorist attacks and their increasingly devastating outcomes, defense intelligence in the context of homeland security has been drawn into the spotlight. The challenge, at both national and global levels, of managing information in order to offensively resist attack or defensively keep citizens safe from further harm has never been greater. In meeting this c...

Governments and their regulatory agencies normally exhibit risk-neutral attitudes in their decision-making. However, for low probability-high consequence events many decision-makers tend to be risk-averse because of the catastrophic or dire nature of the hazard or event. The degree of risk averseness can be described by utility theory. This paper will infer utility functions that reflect the le...

Inspired by recent technical advances in near-space defined as the space region between 20km and 100km, which is above the storms and jet stream, and not constrained by the orbital mechanics of the satellite platforms or the high fuel consumptions of the airborne platforms, they can stay at a specific site almost indefinitely to provide a persistent coverage, this paper proposed the system conc...