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Published Year:
2018
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Cybersecurity Policy Framework Subtitle: A Practical Guide to the Development of National Cybersecurity Policy
Author:
kaja Ciglic
It discusses key areas of national cybersecurity policy, including the development of national cybersecurity strategies, the establishment and empowerment of national cybersecurity agencies, the creation and improvement of cybercrime laws, and the protection of critical infrastructure. It also explores international cybersecurity cooperation, responsible behavior in cyberspace, and collaboration between governments, private organizations, and other stakeholders. Furthermore, the framework emphas... see more
Published Year:
2011
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The Role of Cyber-Security in Information Technology Education
Author:
Dr. Dale C. Rowe Ph.D.
Recent reports indicate a shortage of approximately 20,000- 30,000 qualified cyber-security specialists in the US Public Sector alone despite being one of the best financially compensated technology-related domains. Against ever evolving cyber-threats the need to graduate students skilled in the concepts and technologies of cyber-security is becoming a critical responsibility of academic institutions in order to help preserve the sovereignty of the US and her allies. This paper discusses t... see more
Published Year:
2023
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Spare
Author:
Prince Harry
Spare is a memoir by Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex. It covers his life from childhood to his decision to step back from royal duties. The book opens in April 2021, days after the funeral of his grandfather, Prince Philip. From there it looks back over his life, in three parts and an epilogue. The first part deals with his childhood as the younger son, “the spare,” in the British royal family. It covers the death of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, and its lasting effect on him and hi... see more
Published Year:
2000
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MLA Documentation Style – 7th edition
Author:
Dan Weis
*MLA Documentation Style – 7th Edition* provides a practical guide to the principles and procedures of documenting sources in academic writing according to the seventh edition of the Modern Language Association (MLA) style. Prepared by the University Writing Center at Indiana University, the document explains the importance of documentation in acknowledging the work of other authors, establishing the credibility of sources, and enabling readers to locate the original materials. It identifies t... see more
Published Year:
2022
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REINVENTING CYBERSECURITY
Author:
Tracy Bannon
Reinventing Cybersecurity is a collection of real-world experiences, insights, and practical lessons from cybersecurity professionals on improving security practices in a rapidly changing technological world. The book explores how individuals and organizations can rethink traditional cybersecurity approaches, strengthen risk management, improve incident response, and build more effective security strategies. It discusses important areas such as security leadership, professional development, team... see more
Published Year:
2018
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Thesis Writing for Master’s and Ph.D. Program
Author:
Subhash Chandra Parija and Vikram Kate
The book deals with the obstacles postgraduate students face in choosing a supervisor, picking a research title that fits the resources they have, carrying out the research, and preparing the dissertation for submission. It notes that at most medical schools, writing a thesis is largely self-taught, which adds to students’ workload alongside clinical and academic duties. The book aims to fill that gap. It gives comprehensive guidance from selecting the research title through to publishing in a... see more
Published Year:
2008
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Respect for Acting
Author:
Uta Hagen
Respect for Acting is a practical guide to acting technique based on the teaching of Uta Hagen. It argues that good acting depends on truthful, believable behavior rather than imitation, display or cliché. The book has three parts. Part One, “The Actor,” sets out the tools the actor works with: concept, identity, substitution, emotional memory, sense memory, the five senses, thinking, walking and talking, improvisation, and reality. Hagen shows how to draw on personal experience to bring tr... see more
Published Year:
1968
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Toward a poor Theatre
Author:
Jerzy Grotowski
## ABSTRACT The book *Towards a Poor Theatre* by Jerzy Grotowski explores the nature of theatre, the art of acting, and the relationship between actors and spectators. First published in 1968, the book contains Grotowski’s writings, interviews, and supplementary materials explaining his theatrical methods, acting techniques, and training practices. It presents his concept of “Poor Theatre,” which emphasizes removing unnecessary theatrical elements, such as elaborate costumes, scenery, lig... see more
Published Year:
2012
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God's Generals
Author:
Roberts Liardon
## ABSTRACT The book *God’s Generals: Maria Woodworth-Etter* by Roberts Liardon presents the life, ministry, challenges, and spiritual influence of Maria Woodworth-Etter, a prominent evangelist associated with the early Pentecostal movement. The book explores her journey of faith, from her early conversion to Christianity and struggles with family responsibilities to her eventual acceptance of her calling to preach the Gospel. Despite facing personal tragedies, opposition, criticism, and disc... see more
Published Year:
2010
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Methods of Education Research
Author:
Olatokunbo S. Fashola
The book *Methods of Education Research* by Olatokunbo S. Fashola examines the major methods, research instruments, controversies, and ethical considerations involved in educational research. It provides an overview of different types of research, including basic, applied, evaluation, action, historical, descriptive, correlational, causal-comparative, quasi-experimental, and experimental research. The book also discusses population selection and sampling techniques, such as random, stratified, ... see more