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The Social Nexus

Scientific American, 2011
The article discusses the use of social media and online networks by city dwellers to promote the services and creativity of a city. A brief overview of the role of social networks in the Arab uprisings of 2011 is presented. Projects like LIVE Singapore and Senseable City Laboratory that used social media to communicate about the city are discussed ...
Carlo, Ratti, Anthony, Townsend
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The Cash Nexus

Hastings Center Report, 2007
If you attempt to shave too closely in money matters--grabbing when a patient ... [is] so low that it is no longer decent to take fees; or hungrily holding watches, jewelry, or other articles as security for payment of your fees; or compelling their wounded or half-dead owners to pawn or sell them for your benefit; or [being] ...
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NEXUS

ACM SIGNUM Newsletter, 1986
This paper gives a brief historical perspective on the first author's use of information systems in mathematical consulting. Experience in this area has led to the conclusion that numerical analysts must look beyond conventional expert systems if they are to be successful in reaching the general scientific user community.
P. W. Gaffney   +7 more
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Nexus

Affilia, 1991
The following words were written by an MS W student as she anticipated her transition from the role of graduate student to that of professional worker:
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In the Nexus

2013
The higher education landscape is facing a time of unprecedented challenges, and public higher education is under pressure to provide value relative to rising costs. In this chapter, the authors discuss one strategy to respond to these trends and to meet the needs of students through the implementation of learning pods, which are small geographically ...
Matthew Eichler, Carrie J. Boden-McGill
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THE FIRM AS A NEXUS OF STRATEGIES

International Game Theory Review, 2004
This paper replaces the standard view of the firm as a nexus of contracts with a repeated game framework where input contributions and side payments are self-enforced. General production technologies and flexible transfers among team members are allowed.
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In the Nexus

2012
In this chapter, I first present a nexus model that is composed of intersecting threads of theory with practice. It is a model that accommodates many possible different interactions and identities, and it represents a culture of connectivity that teachers and learners construct and redefine as they interact during the process of teaching about dance ...
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