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Preface.- PART I: GOVERNANCE TOWARD SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.- 1. Myanmar's Worsening Rohingya Crisis: A Call for Responsibility to Protect and ASEAN's Response; A.Trihartono, The University of Jember -- Center for Research in Social Sciences and Humanities (C-RiSSH), Keywords: Rohingya, ethnic violence, atrocity crimes, RtoP, Myanmar, ASEAN -- 2. Village Government Capacity in the Implementation of Village Law No. 6 of 2015; Novri Susan, MA. Dr. Tuti Budirahayu, Airlangga University, Keywords: Village government, Governance, Corruption, Political capacity -- 3. Surviving in the Globalized World through Local Perspectives: Pesantrens and Sustainable Development; Himawan Bayu Patriadi, The University of Jember -- Center for Research in Social Sciences and Humanities (C-RiSSH), Keywords: sustainable development, globalization, pesantren -- 4. The Concerns and Sustainability of ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR); Abubakar Eby Hara, The University of Jember -- Center for Research in Social Sciences and Humanities (C-RiSSH), Keywords: ASEAN; AICHR; human rights; role of NGOs; sustainability -- 5. Development of the Photovoltaic Industry and Its Technology in Indonesia: A Multi-Level Perspective. ; Anugerah Yuka Asmara, Pappiptek LIPI, Keywords: photovoltaic, industry, multi-level perspective, Indonesia.- 6. The West Papua Imagined Community: A Bondless Plural Society; Nino Viartasiwi, A.Trihartono, Hary Yuswadi , Ritsumeikan University, The University of Jember -- Center for Research in Social Sciences and Humanities (C-RiSSH), The University of Jember, Keywords: West Papua; plural society; ethnicity.- PART II: URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND MORPHOLOGY.- 7. Structural Model of Formation Factors of Tourism Policy in Nganjuk Regency: Tourists` Perspective; Ismu Rini Dwi Ari, Kartika Eka Sari, Achmad Wicaksono, Lupi Harisanti, Brawijaya University, Keywords: tourism; formation factors -- 8. Good or Bad of Greening Effects on High-Density Urban Housing Air Quality; Chairul Maulidi, A. Wahid Hasyim, Brawijaya University, Keywords: photosynthesis; urban structure; air quality; testing; modelling -- 9. The Framework of Sustainable Temporary Public Open Space Concept (Case study: Paseban Kampong, Jakarta, Indonesia); Siti Sujatini, Tresna P Soemardi, Abimanyu T.Alamsyah, Linda Darmajanti , University of Indonesia, Keywords: concept, public open space, function, temporary -- 10. Ethnic differences in satisfaction with the attractiveness of tropical urban parks.- Huda Farhana Mohamad Muslim, Noor Azlin Yahya, Shinya Numata, and Tetsuro Hosaka; Tokyo Metropolitan University, Forest Research Institute Malaysia, FRIM, Keywords: urban parks, attractiveness, ethnicity, tropical, environmental -- 11. Identifying Slum Area Spread Based on Multi-temporal Imagery Data; A. Wahid Hasyim, Chairul Maulidi, Eko Armando Maha, Brawijaya University, Keywords: Slum spreading, multi-temporal imagery, paser regency -- 12. Sustainable Well-being Objective Indicators: Basic Necessities, Complementary Needs and Desired Opportunities; Aisyah Abu Bakar, Mariana Mohamed Osman, Syahriah Bachok, Mansor Ibrahim, Alias Abdullah, International Islamic University Malaysia, Keywords: Subjective Sustainable Well-being, Human Interdependency -- 13. Assessing Disparities in the Urban-Rural Service: A case of Public Bus Services in Peninsular Malaysia; Zakiah Ponrahono, Syahriah Bachok, Mansor Ibrahim, Mariana Mohamed Osman, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Malaysia, International Islamic University Malaysia, Keywords: urban; rural; public transport; level-of-service.- PART III: BUILDING SCIENCE.- 14. The Effect of Supplementary Cementitious Material using Thermal Methods; Suharman Hamzah, Evi Aprianti, Hasanuddin University, Keywords: Cementitious Material, Palm oil fuel ash (POFA), Thermal, Curing -- 15. Optimizing the Use of Rainwater Harvesting at Flats as Effort to Realize Energy-Efficient Buildings: Case Study at Rental Flats in Yogyakarta Jarwa Prasetya Sih Handoko, Indonesia Islamic University, Keywords: Rainwater Harvesting, Flats, Energy Efficient Buildings -- 16. Thermo Adaptive Psychological Thermal Comfort Index of PMVtapsem: Development of a PMVtap Index Based on the SEM Approach; Sugini, Jaka Nugraha, UII Yogyakarta, Keywords: Thermal Comfort of Thermo-Adaptive-Psychological Para-digms; PMVtapsem Index; Thermal Lifestyle; Temporary Room Comfort; Social Conditions -- 17. A Review on the Values of the Islamic Garden in response to a Garden Design in Malaysia.- Haza Hanurhaza Binti Md Jani, Nor Zalina Harun, Mazlina Mansor, Ismawi Zen, International Islamic University Malaysia, Keywords: garden design; values; religion.- PART IV: SOCIO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING.- 18. The Potential of Cacao Pod Rind Waste (Theobroma Cacao) to Adsorb Heavy Metal (Pb and Cd) in Water; Anita Dewi Moelyaningrum, The University of Jember, Keywords: Theobroma cacao, pod rinds waste, heavy metals, lead (Pb), cadmium (Cd), water -- 19. Mechanical Properties of Composites Based on Poly (Lactic Acid) and Soda-Treated Sugarcane Bagasse Pulp; Lisman Suryanegara , Yudhi Dwi Kurniawan, Firda Aulya Syamani, Yeyen Nurhamiyah, Indonesian Institute of Sciences, Bogor Agricultural University, Keywords: sugarcane; bagasse; composite materials -- 20. Modeling indoor PM2.5 air pollution, estimating exposure, and problems associated with rural Indonesian households using wood fuel; Haryono S Huboyo, Puji Lestari, Susumu Tohno, Diponegoro University, Keywords: biomass fuel, cooking, rural household, relative risk, ventilation -- 21. Sustainable Well-being Subjective Indicators: Human Interdependence with other Humans and with the Environment; Aisyah Abu Bakar, Mariana Mohamed Osman, Syahriah Bachok, Mansor Ibrahim, International Islamic University Malaysia, Keywords: Subjective Sustainable Well-being, Human Interdependency -- 22. Low resource use-high yield concept in climate-smart community empowerment; Santoso, Arzyana Sunkar , Bogor Agricultural University, Keywords: Climate-smart community; empowerment; livelihood strategy; resource use efficiency; social capital.- PART V: SUSTAINABLE DISASTER MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION.- 23. Preference for Information during Flood Disasters: A Study of Thailand and Indonesia; Natt Leelawat, Abdul Mahari, Mongkonkorn Srivichai, Anawat Suppasri, Fumihiko Imamura, Jeremy D. Bricker, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, Rajamangala University of Technology Lanna, Tohoku University, Keywords: 2011 Thailand flood; 2013 Jakarta flood; disaster management; in-formation needs; Southeast Asia; survey -- 24. Socio-ecological aspects informing community resilience in a disaster-prone area: a case study of the traditional Koa community, in the East Nusa Tenggara Province of Indonesia; Dame Manalu, Tri Budhi Soesilo, Francisia SSE Seda, University of Indonesia, Keywords: Socio-ecological; community resilience; disaster risk; volcanic hazard -- 25. Tsunami Resilient Preparedness Index (TRPI) as a Key Step for Effective Disaster Reduction Intervention; Wignyo Adiyoso, Hidehiko Kanegae, National Development Planning Agency (BAPPENAS), Ritsumeikan University, Keywords: tsunami, disaster, preparedness, index, measurement.

The 1970 AAPOR Conference was held May 21-24 at the Hotel Sagamore, Lake George, NY. It was chaired by Irving Crespi. An introductory note is presented by Ronald Gatty & John P. Robinson, Proceedings Ed's. The AAPOR Award for Exceptionally Distinguished Achievement was given to Archibald M. Crossley. The Presidential Address was given by Robert T. Bower (Bur of Soc Sci Res, Inc, Washington, DC), & entitled CAVEAT VENDITOR: SOME OBSERVATIONS ON RESEARCH SPONSORS AND PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS. It discusses 3 variants of client perspective in PO res & their relationship to professional norms-the adversary, with his interest in manipulative potentials & lack of interest in high technical standards; the soc action program official, who raises problems for res'ers in protecting the interests of their R's; & the proprietor who inhibits the full & free exchange of survey results. It is held that further attempts must be made to gain some consensus on standards in PO res. In THE IM- PACT OF THE SURVEY METHOD ON THEORY, abstracts of the following papers are given: Robin M. Williams, Jr (Cornell U, Ithaca, NY), 'Sociology and the Survey Method'; Albert G. Hart (Columbia U, New York, NY), 'Impact of Survey Research on Economic Theory'; Norman Bradburn (Nat'l Opinion Res Center, Chicago, Ill), 'Survey Research and Psychological Theory.' In COMMUNICATIONS THEORY REVISITED, the following are presented: Herbert E. Krugman, 'Electroencephalographic Aspects of Low Involvements: Implications for the McLuhan Hypothesis'; Clark Leavitt, 'Classic Models of Communications Effects and Innovations in these Models'; Bruce H. Westley (U of Kentucky, Lexington), 'Communications Theory and General Systems Theory: Implications for Planned Change.' In PUBLIC OPINION DATA AND OTHER REALITIES: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE, the following are presented: Alfred O. Hero, Jr, 'American Public Opinion Versus Official US Foreign Policy: 1936-68'; Michael A. Rappoport, 'Trends in American Political Behavior'; Daniel Yankelovich, 'The Wrong Enemy.' In OPINION AND MARKET RESEARCH IN DEVELOPING NATIONS (WAPOR SESSION), papers are given by: Fred G. Burke (State U of New York, Buffalo), 'Some Grass Roots Attitudes Affecting Political and Social Integration in East Africa'; George M. Gaither, 'Research into Attitudes Toward the Free Enterprise System in Latin America'; Michel Hoffmann (Marcomer S. A., Paris, France), 'Recent Research in Western Africa.' In TOWARD RESPONSIBILITY IN THE REPORTING OF OPINION SUR- VEYS, the following presentations are made: Lucien Nedzi (Congressman, 14th District, Mich), 'Will Legislation Help?'; Philip Meyer (Russell Sage Foundation, New York, NY), 'The Journalist: Friend or Foe?'; Mervin D. Field, 'Response: The Researcher's View.' In TOWARD A THEORY OF PUBLIC OPINION, papers are presented by M. Brewster Smith (U of Chicago, Ill), 'Some Psychological Perspectives on the Theory of Public Opinion'; Sidney Verba (U of Chicago, 111), 'The Impact of Public on Policy'; TRACKING SOCIAL CHANGE: Richard Maisel (New York U, NY), 'Subjective Social Indicators: The Measurement of Well-Being'; Victor D. Beardsley, 'Monitoring the Environment through Community Leaders'; Lawrence Bloomberg (US Bur of the Budget, Washington, DC), 'Social Indicators: Their Past, Present, and Future'; Howard Baumgartel (U of Kansas, Lawrence), 'A Survey Approach to Measuring the Penetration of Modern Management Practices in India.' In CONSUMER ATTITUDES AND BUYING INTEN- TIONS AS AIDS TO MARKETING FORECASTING AND GOV- ERNMENT POLICIES (WAPOR SESSION), the following are included: Gordon Heald (London Business Sch, England), 'The Use of Consumer Attitude and Buying-Intentions Data as an Aid to Government Policymaking'; Wim de Jonge, 'Price Expectations and Time to Buy'; Jay Schmiedeskamp (U of Michigan, Ann Arbor), 'Understanding Why Consumer Attitudes and Expectations Change.' NEW DIRECTIONS IN ELECTION RE- SEARCH, includes: Robert C. Sorensen, 'Social Invention in Political Polling: An Urban Case History'; Samuel Lubell, 'The Hidden Crisis in American Politics'; William R. Klecka (Northwestern U, Evanston, Ill), 'The Use of Political Generations in Studying Political Change'; Derek W. Urwin (Yale U, New Haven, Conn), 'Persistence and Change in Western Party Systems, 1945-1968.' A section entitled, STUDENT AWARD PAPERS presents: Charles K. Atkin (U of Wisconsin, Madison), 'Reassessing Two Alternative Explanations of De Facto Selective Exposure'; Gary A. Mauser (U of California, Irvine), 'A Structural Approach to Predicting Patterns of Electoral Substitution'; Philip Palmgreen (U of Kentucky, Lexington), 'A Daydream Model of Communication: The Effect of Daydreaming on Message Reception and Comprehension.' NEW DIRECTIONS IN ANALYTICAL MODELS, ineludes: Russel Haley, 'Marketing Implications of the Perceptual Screen'; F. Gerald Kline, Marshall J. Graney, & Dennis K. Davis (U of Minnesota, Minneapolis), 'Mass Communication Theory and Nonmetric Models'; Leonard S. Kogan (City U of New York, NY), 'Multivariate Methods and Attitude Research.' BLACKS IN AMERICA TODAY: POLITICS, EDUCA- TION, AND CONSUMER BEHAVIOR, contains: Edith Arlen, 'Social Psychological Themes in Negro Life Styles'; Walter Reichman & Marguerite Levy (City U of New York, NY), 'Academic Motivation of College Discovery Program Students and Regular Matriculants in Community Colleges of the City University of New York'; Robert T. Riley & Thomas F. Pettigrew (Harvard U, Cambridge, Mass), 'Sources of White Support for Hatcher, Stokes, and Bradley.' RECENT RESEARCH IN IN- TERVIEWING, presents: Regina Loewenstein & Andre A. O. Varma (Columbia U, New York, NY), 'Effect of Interaction of Interviewers and Respondents in Health Surveys'; Fansayde Calloway (Nat'l Opinion Res Center, Chicago, Ill), 'Interviewers Wanted: No Experience Necessary'; Andre Laurent (U of Michigan, Ann Arbor), 'Memory and Information Retrieval in the Interview.' In NEW PERSPECTIVES IN CROSS- CULTURAL RESEARCH, the following are included: D. F. Haythorne, et al (U of Alberta, Calgary), 'Cross-National Differences in Reported Health Behavior'; Richard W. Brislin (Western Washington State Coll, Bellingham), 'Cross Cultural Attitude Measurement'; Alexander Szalai, 'The Timing of Everyday Activities in Twelve Countries'; F. B. Waisanen & Hideya Kumata (Michigan State U, East Lansing), 'Functional Literacy in Comparative Perspective.' YOUTH IN AMERICA TODAY: POLITICS, CIGARETTES, AND DRUGS, contains: Michael Maidenberg & Philip Meyer (Russell Sage Foundation, New York, NY), 'The Berkeley Rebels: Five Years Later'; Seymour Lieberman, 'Cigarette Smoking and the Teenager'; Eric Josephson (Columbia U, New York, NY), 'Adult Perceptions of Youthful Drug Behavior'; Ann F. Brunswick (Columbia U, New York, NY), 'Black Adolescents: Some of Their Self-Attitudes and Expectations of Life.' A brief report of the Annual Advisory AAPOR Business Meeting concludes the Proceedings. M. Maxfield.

Cosmopolitan ideals and pluralist tendencies have been employed creatively and adapted carefully by Muslim individuals, societies and institutions in modern Southeast Asia to produce the necessary contexts for mutual tolerance and shared respect between and within different groups in society. Organised around six key themes that interweave the connected histories of three countries in Southeast Asia - Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia - this book shows the ways in which historical actors have promoted better understanding between Muslims and non-Muslims in the region. Case studies from across these countries of the Malay world take in the rise of the network society in the region in the 1970s up until the early 21st century, providing a panoramic view of Muslim cosmopolitan practices, outlook and visions in the region

Introduction: aspects of community-based disaster management and disaster resilience / Adenrele Awotona -- Africa : introduction / Adenrele Awotona -- Architectural curricula and the sustainable reconstruction of flood-devastated housing in Nigeria / Abiodun Olukayode Olotuah and Abraham Adeniyi Taiwo -- Crises and conflict-induced disasters in Nigeria : the challenges of curricular development on rebuilding devastated communities for sustainability / Zanzan Akaka Uji -- The vulnerability of rural households to climate hazards in the mountainous area of Kwande local government area, Benue state, Nigeria / Bernard Tarza Tyubee and Iankaa Aguse -- A comparative analysis of annual maxima time series models along the lower limpopo river basin of Mozambique / Daniel Maposa, James J. Cochran, and Maseka Lesaoana -- The Americas : introduction / Adenrele Awotona -- Prisons and disasters in the US : understanding why prisons are unprepared to respond to and recover from disasters / Melissa A. Surette, Savilonis -- A comparative analysis of proactive disaster mitigation measures in apartment buildings in Boston and Washington DC / Seth H. Holmes -- Incorporating natural disasters into the undergraduate civil engineering curriculum : a case study of hurricane Katrina and the OSO landslide / Thomas C. Cross and James Kaklamanos -- The social implications of disaster waste management on displaced residents : the case of hurricane Katrina : a brief systematic review / Fatima M. Alfa -- An urban form response to disaster vulnerability : examining tsunami evacuations in two Chilean cities / Jorge León and Alan March -- Can laws and policies foster disaster risk reduction? : the case study of Brazil, with particular focus on housing laws, policies, and programs / Karen Da Costa and Paulina Pospieszna -- Asia : introduction / Adenrele Awotona -- An effective development regulation system for a resilient built environment : a reform project for Delhi, India / Sweta Byahut -- Medical preparedness for natural disaster in India : perspectives and future measures / Hem Chandra, Ankita Pandey, Supriya Trivedi, Sarika Sharma, Nitin Bharadwaj, and Leela Masih -- Community-based responses to epidemic diseases as a potential public health disaster : the Rockefeller experience, 1915-1950 / Darwin H. Stapleton -- The disaster life cycle in Turkey : planning, policy, and regulation changes / Derin N. Ural -- Main lines of action for seismic risk reduction in developing countries : a case study of Iran / Mahmood Hosseini and Yasamin O. Izadkhah -- Pairing aid systems for disaster management : case studies of China and Japan / Xuepeng Qian, Weisheng Zhou, and Kenichi Nakagami -- Fukushima dark tourism / Yutaka Sho -- Still at risk after reconstruction : how does the mode of reconstruction cause new vulnerabilities when rebuilding a vernacular cultural heritage settlement? / Wang Yu and Hans Skotte -- The provision of participatory shelter facilities in adverse environments : a case study of Lahore, Pakistan / Fariha Tariq -- Australia : introduction / Adenrele Awotona -- Post-bushfire relocation decision-making and personal wellbeing : a case study from Victoria, Australia / Lisa Gibbs, Colin Gallagher, Karen Block, Elyse Baker, Richard Bryant, Lou Harms, Greg Ireton, Connie Kellett, Vikki Sinnott, John Richardson, Dean Lusher, David Forbes, Colin MacDougall, and Elizabeth Waters -- Separation and reunification in disasters : the importance of understanding the psycho-social consequences / John F. Richardson, Elyse Baker, Hugh Colin Gallagher, Lisa Gibbs, Karen Block, Dean Lusher, Connie Kellett, Colin MacDougall, and Marita Smith -- Disaster preparedness in older people : a case study from Australia / Victoria Cornell -- Europe and multi-continental studies, introduction / Adenrele Awotona -- University-community collaboration for climate justice education and organizing : partnerships in Canada, Brazil, and Africa / Patricia E. Perkins -- Preparing planners for prepared communities : integrating emergency management into planning education / John "Jack" Lindsay -- Resilience in urban contexts : from South America to Europe / Matias Ezequiel Barberis Rami -- Land use modeling as a new approach for future hazard-sensitive population mapping in northern Germany / Giedrius Kaveckis, Benjamin Bechtel, Jürgen Ossenbrügge, and Thomas Pohl -- Summary and conclusion -- Planning for a more sustainable and disaster resilient world / Adenrele Awotona

From one of the world's most imaginative designers comes a story about humanity told through the lens of our buildings. 'This book is a super-accessible guide as to why we shouldn't put up with soulless buildings and how we might change that' GRAYSON PERRY _____ Our world is losing its humanity. Too many developers care more about their shareholders than society. Too many politicians care more about power than the people who vote for them. And too many cities feel soulless and depressing, with buildings designed for business, not for us. So where do we find hope? Thomas Heatherwick has an alternative. By changing the world around us, we can improve our health, restore our happiness, and save our planet. The time has come to put human emotion back at the heart of the design process. Drawing on thirty years of making bold, beautiful buildings, neuroscience and cognitive psychology, Heatherwick brings together vivid stories and hundreds of beautiful images into a visual masterpiece. Humanise will inspire us to do nothing less than remake our world. _____ 'Thomas Heatherwick brings a velvet sledgehammer to the way we think about buildings and how they change our lives . . . I want to live in the kind of city Heatherwick imagines!' SIMON SINEK 'Humanise is a masterwork. It's quietly furious, impassioned, rigorous and forensic in all the right doses. It leaves me very hopeful indeed about how things could go from here' ALAIN DE BOTTON

"Drawing from an extensive database and a cross-national comparative approach, this book examines the ways and reasons why new media promotes political participation among young people in Russia and Kazakhstan. The author develops theoretical models that better explain how new-media use translates into political participation"--

"This book analyzes the relationship between Colombian paramilitaries and the State in the period 1982-2007. Despite the attention that the paramilitaries demand, due to both the magnitude of their crimes and their specificities, understanding the nature of this interaction has proven to be complex. They were not a homogeneous, hierarchical force, but a protean network of highly localistic coalitions and units. Based on new and extensive empirical evidence, the book shows that even in diverse circumstances there was a set of basic mechanisms that established a link between the State and paramilitary factions, which influenced the trajectory of the latter. These mechanisms, in turn, were permanently mediated by political institutions and the highly clientelistic Colombian polity. Therefore, without a close reading of the Colombian clientelistic politics and statehood, it is not possible to understand the interaction between the two entities."--Provided by publisher

A tale of two wars -- The winding road to war -- Desert shield -- War of necessity -- The Clinton interregnum -- The 9/11 presidency -- Prelude to war -- War of choice -- Takeaways from two wars

General ideas. Keepers of time and guardians of space--some basic concepts of astronomy and power / Michael A. Rappenglück -- The social life of celestial bodies: the sky in cultural perspective / Stanislaw Iwaniszewski -- Astral high-fashion clothing: relations between costumes and astronomy / Michael A. Rappenglück -- Neolithic cultures. Astronomy, landscape and power in eastern Anatolia / Juan Antonio Belmonte and A. César González García -- Prehistoric sanctuaries in Daunia / Elio Antonello, Vito F. Polcaro, Anna M. Tunzi and Mariangela Lo Zupone -- Archaeoastronomical world from Romania / Iharka Szücs-Csillik, Alexandra Comṣa and Zoia Maxim -- Megalithic cultures. Equinoctial full moon models and non-gaussianity: Portuguese dolmens as a test case / Fabio Silva -- Kreisgrabenanlagen: expressions of power linked to the sky / Georg Zotti and Wolfgang Neubauer -- Re-structuring the world of Scottish megalithic sites and animating astronomical phenomena through 3D computerisation / David Fisher -- Recumbent stone circles: theory overview based on fieldwork conducted at three sites / Liz Henty -- Power of calendar and clocks. Calendars as symbols of power / Sonja Draxler and Max E. Lippitsch -- Astronomical clocks-representations of power / Gudrun Wolfschmidt -- Chalcolithic/Bronze Age/Iron Age cultures. Luni-solar symbolism in an artefact from Bulgaria / Vesselina Koleva -- Astronomy, religion and the structure of society in prehistoric Finland / Marianna Ridderstad -- Astronomy and the power: the singular building of Turó del Calvari (Vilalba del arcs, Tarragona) / Manuel Pérez Gutiérrez, DAvid Bea Castaño, Jordi Diloli Fons and Samuel Sardà Seuma -- Precise astronomical measurements of ancient Dacian sites within the Pythagorean mega-triangle Sarmizegetusa-Regia-Retezat-Parâng / Frank Kerek and Florin Stanescu -- Orientation in the landscape of open air rock art in the mountains between the Alva and Ceira Rivers: the Podomorph carvings / Fernando Pimenta, Nuno Ribeiro, Andrew Smith and Luís Tirapicos -- Total solar eclipses close to the Pleiades on the Nebra disk and Swedish rock-carvings / Göran Henriksson -- Archaeoastronomical analysis of the Karataevo Fortress Sanctuary on the northern Black Sea coast / Larisa N. Vodolazhskaya -- Egypt, Minoan culture. Stellar and solar components in ancient Egyptian mythology and royal ideology / Rolf Krauss -- The elite at Knossos as custodians of the calendar / Göran Henriksson and Mary Blomberg -- Prince P.A. Putyatin was the forerunner of Russian astronomy / N. Dmitrieva -- Cultures in Europe, Asia, Oceania, and Africa. The celestial engine at the heart of traditional Hawaiian culture / W. Bruce Masse -- Cosmic power: themes of astronomy and power within the film Cosmic Africa / Jarita C. Holbrook -- The concept of power and cosmology: manipulation of cosmology by spiritualists or native doctors (Dibia), a case study of the Igbo Society of Nigeria / Barth Chukwuezi -- Some aspects of European moon mythology / Mare Kõiva and Andres Kuperjanov -- Stars of power--astronomical objects in ancient princely insignia / Max E. Lippitsch and Sonja Draxler -- Cultures of North America, Mesoamerica and South America. Astronomy and power in Mesoamerica / Ivan Šprajc -- Possible Mesoamerican naked-eye observation of sunspots - I: evidence from the Tikal ball court marker / Richard R. Zito -- Calendric-astronomical orientation as an expression of power in Mesoamerica / Jesús Galindo Trejo -- Possible Mesoamerican naked-eye observation of Sunspots - II: evidence from the codices / Richard R. Zito -- Power, danger and liminality: moon, stars and women among the Toba of Western Formosa (Gran Chaco, Argentina) / Cecilia Paula Gómez -- A topoogy of power: sky and social space in the Argentinean Chaco / Alejandro Martín López -- Antiquity. Among the circles: a geometical analysis of the Teatro Marittimo in Villa Adriana / Marzia Monaco, Silvia Gaudenzi and Marcello Ranieri -- Medieval time in orient and occident. Astronomy and the state: time, space and power in the foundation of Baghdad / Nicholas Campion -- Astronomy and politics: three case studies on the service of astrology to society / S. Mohammad Mozaffari -- The Dustūr al-munajjimīn or does a sovereign need astronomy to structure his reign? / Petra G. Schmidl -- The orientation of pre-romanesque churches in Spain: Asturias, a case of power re-affirmation / A. César González García, Juan Antonio Belmonte and Lourdes Costa Ferrer -- Astronomical heritage in Bosnia and Herzegovina: late medieval tombstones and astral motifs / Zalkida Hadžibegović -- The star of Magi: transient astronomical events as sources of inspiration in late Medieval art / M. Incerti, F. Bònoli and V.F. Polcaro -- A social history of medieval astronomy / A. Martocchia and V.F. Polcaro -- Astronomy and politics in the modern age. Astronomy and politicians / Magda Stavinschi and Cătălin Mosoia -- Comets in political caricatures: examples from the 18th to 21st century / Barbara Rappenglück

"The essential road map for understanding-and defending-your right to privacy in the twenty-first century. Privacy is disappearing. From our sex lives to our workout routines, the details of our lives once relegated to pen and paper have joined the slipstream of new technology. As a MacArthur fellow and distinguished professor of law at the University of Virginia, acclaimed civil rights advocate Danielle Citron has spent decades working with lawmakers and stakeholders across the globe to protect what she calls intimate privacy-encompassing our bodies, health, gender, and relationships. When intimate privacy becomes data, corporations know exactly when to flash that ad for a new drug or pregnancy test. Social and political forces know how to manipulate what you think and who you trust, leveraging sensitive secrets and deepfake videos to ruin or silence opponents. And as new technologies invite new violations, people have power over one another like never before, from revenge porn to blackmail, attaching life-altering risks to growing up, dating online, or falling in love. A masterful new look at privacy in the twenty-first century, The Fight for Privacy takes the focus off Silicon Valley moguls to investigate the price we pay as technology migrates deeper into every aspect of our lives: entering our bedrooms and our bathrooms and our midnight texts; our relationships with friends, family, lovers, and kids; and even our relationship with ourselves. Drawing on in-depth interviews with victims, activists, and advocates, Citron brings this headline issue home for readers by weaving together visceral stories about the countless ways that corporate and individual violators exploit privacy loopholes. Exploring why the law has struggled to keep up, she reveals how our current system leaves victims-particularly women, LGBTQ+ people, and marginalized groups-shamed and powerless while perpetrators profit, warping cultural norms around the world. Yet there is a solution to our toxic relationship with technology and privacy: fighting for intimate privacy as a civil right. Collectively, Citron argues, citizens, lawmakers, and corporations have the power to create a new reality where privacy is valued and people are protected as they embrace what technology offers. Introducing readers to the trailblazing work of advocates today, Citron urges readers to join the fight. Your intimate life shouldn't be traded for profit or wielded against you for power: it belongs to you. With Citron as our guide, we can take back control of our data and build a better future for the next, ever more digital, generation"--

Local people and global goings-on : an African story / Sally Falk Moore -- Anthropological roots of global legal pluralism / Keebet von Benda-Beckmann and Bertram Turner -- The eclipse of global legal pluralism in ethnology : a French trajectory / Grégoire Mallard -- An anthropological perspective on legal pluralism / Sally Engle Merry -- Empires and jurisdictional politics : legal pluralism and the search for global order / Lauren Benton -- Other parts of the forest : some aspects of global legal pluralism / Carol Weisbrod -- Manifestations and arguments : the everyday operation of transnational legal pluralism / Peer Zumbansen -- Does legal theory have a pluralism problem? / Cormac Mac Amhlaigh -- Theorizing justice under conditions of global legal pluralism / Víctor M. Muñiz-Fraticelli -- Conceptual theories of law and the challenge of global legal pluralism : a legal interactionist approach / Wibren van der Burg -- Pluralist authority and the relation between plurality and pluralism / Nicole Roughan -- Global legal pluralism and the rule of law / David Lefkowitz -- Legal pluralism and the problem of evil / Detlef von Daniels -- Value pluralism and legal pluralism : using Radbruch's value-based approach to law to understand global legal pluralism / Sanne Taekema -- Law unbounded? The shifting stakes in global normative order / Neil Walker -- Constitutionalism without borders and governance beyond the states : a comparative institutional approach / Miguel Poiares Maduro and Neil Komesar -- Transnational networks and the construction of global law / Oren Perez -- Federalism as legal pluralism / Erin Ryan -- international law as a system of legal pluralism / Frédéric Mégret -- The integrative effects of global legal pluralism / Monica Hakimi -- International criminal law and legal pluralism / Elies van Sliedregt -- Cosmopolitan pluralist hybrid tribunals / Elena Baylis -- Global legal pluralism and conflict of laws / Ralf Michaels -- From the conflict of laws to legal pluralism and back / Horatia Muir Watt -- Global legal pluralism and commercial law / John Linarelli -- Private uniform law and global legal pluralism / Gralf-Peter Calliess and Insa Stephanie Jarass -- Compliance as an exchange of legitimacy for influence / Kishanthi Parella -- The application of non-state-based standards in international arbitration / Shahla Ali -- E Pluribus Plures : legal pluralism and the recognition of indigenous legal orders / Michael Coyle -- Indigenous rights and intrastate multijuridicalism / Dwight Newman -- Legal pluralism and indigenous legal traditions / Kirsty Gover -- State legal pluralism and religious courts : semi-autonomy and jurisdictional allocations in pluri-legal arrangements / Jaclyn L. Neo -- The future of religious arbitration in the United States : looking through a pluralist lens / Michael A.Helfand -- Sex policing in the Arab world / Haider Hamoudi -- The overlapping web of data, territoriality, and sovereignty / Jennifer Daskal -- The problem of platform law : pluralistic legal ordering on social media / Molly K. Land -- Fighting fundamentalism with pluralism : technologies of enlightenment during the Arab Spring / Madhavi Sunder -- Membership and global legal pluralism / Peter J. Spiro -- On the verge of citizenship : negotiating religion and gender equality / Ayelet Shachar.