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Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Original Title -- Original Copyright -- CONTENTS -- FOREWORD -- Introduction -- I. The Kikuyu -- Tribal and Sub-Tribal Groupings and Demography -- Nomenclature and location -- Demographic data -- Neighbouring peoples -- Traditions of origin and history -- Modern developments -- Language -- Physical Environment -- Main Features of Economy -- Agriculture, livestock and diet -- Trade -- Forms of economic organization -- Distribution of labour -- Crafts -- Arts, music, dances and games -- Kikuyu Social and Political Institutions -- The mihiriga -- The mbari -- Settlement pattern and homestead -- Kikuyu territorial system -- Kikuyu age-grades or status-grades -- The Kikuyu age-sets and the generation-set system -- Kinship system -- Political organization of the Northern tribes -- Law and legal procedure -- Inheritance and succession -- Kikuyu land tenure -- Land tenure among the Northern tribes -- Slavery -- Main Cultural Features -- Physical and mental characteristics -- Dress -- Life cycle -- birth -- second birth -- initiation -- betrothal and marriage -- death and burial -- Traditional religious beliefs and ritual -- Modern religious movements -- Kikuyu "guilds" -- Magic and sorcery -- Myths and cosmology -- II. The Kamba -- Tribal and Sub-tribal Groupings -- Nomenclature and location -- Neighbouring peoples -- Demography -- Traditions of origin and history -- Language -- Physical Environment -- Main Features of Economy -- Agriculture, livestock and diet -- Trade -- Crafts -- Music and dances -- Games -- Distribution of labour -- Social Organization and Political System -- Kinship system -- Fictional kinship -- Clan system -- Territorial system -- Age-grade system -- Legal procedure and local government -- Legal code -- Land tenure -- Inheritance and succession -- Main Cultural Features -- Dress

The 1980s -- Kevin Mitnick -- The 414s -- Legion of doom -- Chaos computer club -- Fry guy -- Fred Cohen -- Morris worm (internet worm) -- The 1990s -- Nahshon even-chaim -- Masters of deception -- Operation sun devil -- Griffiss AFB and the Korean Atomic Research Institute -- Ehud Tenenbaum -- The Brotherhood of Warez -- The 2000s -- Mafiaboy -- Operation Shady Rat - 2006 -- Night dragon - 2006 -- Zeus - 2007 -- Operation aurora - 2009 -- Stuxnet - 2010 -- Operation potao express - 2011 -- Saudi Aramco - 2012 -- Target data breach - 2013 -- Neiman Marcus - 2013 -- Michaels attack - 2013 -- P.F. Chang - 2013 -- Havex - 2014 -- Shellshock - 2014 -- Heartbleed - 2014 -- Unicorn bug - 2014 -- Home depot - 2014 -- Sally beauty breach - 2014 -- Goodwill - 2014 -- Supervalu - 2014 -- UPS - 2014 -- Jimmy John's - 2014 -- Dairy Queen - 2014 -- Staples - 2014 -- Kmart - 2014 -- Sony Pictures - 2014 -- JPMorgan chase - 2014 -- Anthem Healthcare attack - 2015 -- Ashley Madison data breach - 2015 -- Blackenergy - 2015 -- Sandworm - 2015 -- HSBC online cyber attack - 2016 -- Panama Papers - 2016 -- Appendix A

Foreword -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- 1: Returning to the Fray: Revisiting What Social Science Can Offer Psychiatry … and Vice Versa -- Barriers to Collaboration -- Stigma -- Psychoanalysis -- Acrimonious Divorce or Illicit Affair? -- Critical Psychiatry -- Current Status of Medical Psychiatry -- References -- 2: A Symbolic Interactionist Approach to Mental Health Assertive Outreach -- Background and Introduction -- Symbolic Interaction -- Service Setting and Conduct of the Study -- An Illustrative Case-Specific Object: High -- An Illustrative Institutional Object: Social Outings -- Interactions Between Institutional and Case-­Specific Symbolic Objects -- Implications for Understanding Mental Health Service Practices -- Organisational Pressures -- Labels -- How Might Symbolic Interaction Contribute to a Better Understanding of Psychiatry -- What Can the Study of Mental Health Services Offer SI? -- References -- 3: The Role of Everyday Interaction Rituals Within Therapeutic Communities -- Introduction -- Life in Therapeutic Communities: The Clinical Context -- The Importance of Interactions: Interaction Ritual Theory -- Ingredients and Outcomes of Rituals -- Methodology -- Everyday Rituals: Meal Times -- Everyday Rituals: Grocery Shopping -- The Importance of Interaction Rituals -- Conclusion -- References -- 4: The Dementia Experience: Sociological Observations on the Construction of Cognition in Care Homes -- Introduction -- A Brief History of Dementia -- Personhood in Dementia -- Dementia and Personhood in Care Homes -- Ethnographic Explorations of Practice -- The Practice Settings: Forest Lodge and Richardson's -- Forest Lodge -- Richardson's -- Results: Institutional Logics of Institutional Care -- Story 1: Promoting Personhood -- Story 2: Assuming Impairment -- Logics of Dementia and Personhood -- Conclusion -- References

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Intro -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- Technical Notes -- Introduction: Becoming Tribal in Darjeeling: An Introduction to the Ethno-Contemporary -- Chapter 1: A Searching Politics: Anxiety, Belonging, Recognition -- Chapter 2: Durga and the Rock: A Colonial Category and its Discontent -- Chapter 3: Tribal Recognition: A Postcolonial Problem -- Chapter 4: Interface: Encounters of the Multicultural State -- Chapter 5: Soft Science in Hard Places: Government Anthropologists and Their Knowledge -- Chapter 6: Reforming the Subject: The Effects and Affects of Recognition -- Chapter 7: Perpetuated Paradigms: At the Limits of Ethno-Intelligibility -- Epilogue: Negotiating the Ethno-Contemporary -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

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Cover; Contents; Foreword; Thank you; Introduction; Part One: What is Cultural Intelligence (CQ)?; IQ; EQ; CQ; Are they sequential?; Diversions and dead ends; One final twist; Part Two: Why do I need CQ?; The need for collaboration; The reality of networks; The importance of trust; The demands of demographics; The spark of innovation; The urban magnet; Growing world, shrinking leaders; The pressure to focus; Scenario: Past, present, future: how influential are they?; Part Three: Developing your CQ: Core and Flex; A constant review; More than 'values'; Enough Core; But not too much Core.

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