…case Winnie needs to make a quick phone call during the day (100 toea = 1 kina). (On-net calls from one Digicel phone to another are billed at 79 toea…

…and Abuse Act cases filed against individuals between 2011-2016: 774 13 Number of Computer Fraud and Abuse Act cases filed against corporations since the CFAA’s inception in 1984: Launch of…

…by macroeconomists and policymakers, known as monetarists and neo-liberals, as a crucial step toward achieving sustainable and long-term economic growth, free of periodic recessionary disruptions due to cyclical adjustments in…

…culture, and physical environment, he never planned to produce an academic monograph. Instead, he envisioned a strange chimera of coffee-table book and scholarly tome. Not only would the book feature…

…here. With name and badge number in hand, Anonymous tweeted a dox containing the officer’s name (Anthony Bologna), last known addresses, family members, phone number, and legal troubles. Because Bologna…

…wanted. From gambling and assisted suicide sites being snuck into the child-porn list to anti-Kremlin videos being added to the copyright filters, to all the “accident-prevention” stuff in the cars….

…300,000 and kill 5,000 every year in West Africa, hardly receives any attention at all.[1] Nevertheless, in a recent Gallup poll, Americans ranked Ebola third when asked to name “the…

…first arrival of New World plants like maize, tomatoes, potatoes, vanilla, cocao, and tobacco as they brought familiar (and unfamiliar) species of the Old World—apples, onions, and wheat, but also…

…had come to an end. MOS@N was designed and deployed as a pilot project. As mentioned earlier, MOS@N had to improve access to health care and information to be considered…

…debates concerning America’s ailing and aging infrastructures. That amplification is especially apparent in variations of a phrase that has recently echoed through local, regional, and national media and activist circles:…

…leading to long-term health problems among DES progeny. Looking at DES with environmentalist glasses as a precursor substance of endocrine disruptors (ED), we see a wide mobilization and a pro-active…

…an Army General. Nor could international organizations augment American resources: “At all times the infectious disease unit at WHO is running on a shoestring,” said an international health official. As…

…data and tools to unveil new details about the use of exploits and malware by US intelligence, but evidence as to whether the data was acquired from a hack or…

…Nearly 30,000 policemen were mobilized to secure waste transports against as many as 10,000 anti-nuclear activists positioned along their path. Anti-Castor protestors occupy railway tracks near Gorleben, 2010. Theories of…

…target groups (171-2). Pizza Superiora was “the people’s pizza,” intended for a general audience; Pizza Romano, more expensive and with “a distinctive flavor and character,” targeted “a more adult and…

…admitting to germ-warfare missions; twenty-one American GI’s held as Korean War POWs defected to communist lands; and there appeared to be a blind spot in American individualism, which was evidently…

…the 50,000 square feet of average stores today, the first supermarkets measured roughly 5,000 to 10,000 square feet. And while the contemporary supermarket experience typically begins in the produce department…

…power plants in a given country and the aluminum plants, the transportation system as against the steel industry, or the aircraft industry as against small arms and ammunition” (1948:13). Once…

…researchers argued that a “key factor integral to the evolution of low pathogenic avian influenza into highly pathogenic avian influenza is the interaction between wild birds and poultry” (Takekawa et…

…Mecca of world finance. The fight against street crime was therefore also indirectly about permitting New York to continue to amass immense capital. As surprising as it is, the argument…

…As Ars Technica put it, “When pulled together into an analytical database, the information could essentially become a LinkedIn for spies, providing a foreign intelligence organization with a way to…

…away. There was a microscope at Begasin health centre—possibly a remainder from earlier attempts to extend microscopy services into rural areas, or perhaps a one-off donation from a development agency…

…“erasure” of Africa’s capacity to “prioritize and think strategically,” and argues that institutions like NEPAD are here to “fill the vacuum” (Mayaki and Abdelaziz 2013). African ownership of infrastructure-led development…

…They extend back at least as far as the early twentieth century, when a well-known fieldwork imperative took hold in American anthropology. Pushing beyond what had until then been a…

…people into action or outrage, and which ones do not? Obviously there are unequal standards all over the place, but a few, like antiretroviral (ARV) availability to treat HIV/AIDS, became…

…contexts where those doing the accumulation are not agents of a traditional government? This issue of Limn asks authors to consider the way the archive—as a figure for a particular…

…and enforce. The illicit aura shifts analytical authority from experts to amateurs, strips journalism of its role as legitimator of information and director of attention without reassigning that role, and…