gloss over and disguise the very real sense of social effort required in the transition from one theory to another. On another level, much of the information in this volume also remains hidden. The book's organization, which combines Oxford notation with conventional footnotes and individual bibliographies, disrupts the natural flow of reading. The footnotes and bibliographies, which demonstrat...

The study of Sharia in a Muslim country, like Indonesia, has been experiencing significant change terms approaches, methods, and object study. This article deals with the continuities changes Islamic law Indonesia. Based on my bibliographical study, it emphasizes that Indonesia changed response to changing social political surroundings, which I categorize into three phases. First, during coloni...

INTRODUCTION Cities and the behaviour of their residents change through time. The spatial organization of urban areas, whether the footprint and height of buildings; the width, length, and layout of streets; where people live and where they work; the walkability and scale of neighbourhoods; the relative proximity of urban amenities; the type and diversity of urban green space all affect urban e...

This study used a cross-sectional survey to test the relationships among social cognitive variables and employees’ counterproductive computer security behaviors (CCSB). We used data collected from 201 professionals in Canadian organizations. Components from social cognitive theory (SCT) including self-efficacy, observational learning, outcome expectations (organizational and personal), selfregu...

For some decades now, galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAM) institutions have provided access to information resources in digital format. Although datasets are openly available, they often not used their full potential. Recently, approaches such as the so-called Labs within GLAM promote reuse of collections innovative inspiring ways. In this article, we explore a straightforward co...