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The Theft of Anthropology

Theory, Culture & Society, 2009
Social anthropology flourished in the 20th century but ethnographic methods and intensifying ‘creative destruction’ in the elaboration of theory have combined to deflect attention away from earlier concerns with long-term historical change. The ‘theft of history’ that took place within anthropology refers to this loss, which is not to be confused with ...
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Is identity theft really theft?

International Review of Law, Computers & Technology, 2009
This article continues the examination of the emergent legal concept of identity now clearly evident in the UK as a result of the Identity Cards Act 2006 (UK) and its consequences. In 'Conceptualising Identity' (International Review of Law, Computers and Technology 2, no.
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Thefts

2023
The seven stories collected in Thefts feature characters who have lost or are in the process of losing things that are dear to them. From Cassandra in "Something Better Underneath", who has already lost her mother and grandfather, to Gus and Norman in "Clock Puzzle", who face the debilitating losses of old age, to Devron in "Lollipop Girl", who only ...
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EULOGY TO THEFT:

2019
One club towered above all others in the final decade of East German football. Berliner FC Dynamo (BFC), the team sponsored by the secret police (Stasi), won the league title for ten straight seasons between 1979 and 1988, often in highly controversial circumstances. BFC’s success triggered unprecedented nationwide protests.
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Auto Theft

2011
Auto theft is a common property crime which is often committed by young offenders. Research on youth auto theft has involved analysis of official statistics or criminal justice agency records, and surveys of young offenders or school-based youth.
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Identity theft: theft, loss and giveaways

Computer Fraud & Security, 2005
Massive ID thefts and misplacement of sensitive data have taken place, recently. This article delves into some of the prominent cases including the Choicepoint fraud, Seisint and the Bank of America backup tape losses. Nowadays too many people have access to information on the identities of others. Consumers are powerless to this.
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Risk analysis of cargo theft from freight supply chains using a data-driven Bayesian network

Reliability Engineering and System Safety, 2022
Zaili Yang, Xinrui Liang, Shiqi Fan
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Financial misconduct and employee mistreatment: Evidence from wage theft

Review of Accounting Studies, 2021
Aneesh Raghunandan
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