Titlebook: Information Security Theory and Practice; 13th IFIP WG 11.2 In Maryline Laurent,Thanassis Giannetsos Conference proceedings 2020 IFIP Inter

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Gaëlle Candel,Rémi Géraud-Stewart,David Naccacherisis that started in late 2009, though, arguably provided a favourable context for the electoral rise of this party family. The so-called “austerity consensus” that dominated the national and European policymaking in response to the crisis arguably created a fertile ground for RLPs with an anti-aus

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Hafsa Assidi,El Mamoun Souidi? Like another somewhat outcast bother, the Christians asked, “Is there no blessing for me?” (Gen.27:36). Of course the brother that asked that question was Esau, after Jacob stole the blessing of the firstborn from him. And it was to Esau that my Jewish colleagues in the CTI sessions asked me to lo

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Hao Cheng,Daniel Dinu,Johann Großschädl,Peter B. Rønne,Peter Y. A. Ryansonal objective. Examples include doctors, plumbers, hairdressers, religious leaders, politicians, athletes, and lawyers. Competencies, skills, and the ability for successful completion of a task or mission are critical. This typology groups organizations according to their purpose, format, and oper

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sonal objective. Examples include doctors, plumbers, hairdressers, religious leaders, politicians, athletes, and lawyers. Competencies, skills, and the ability for successful completion of a task or mission are critical. This typology groups organizations according to their purpose, format, and oper

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Michal Piskozub,Riccardo Spolaor,Ivan Martinovice environment across the regional borders and beyond. This requires collaboration of states and the business community to facilitate such a policy to ensure transformation and economic recovery in the region. Besides states collaborative support, capabilities and technical support (including infrast

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Philipp Jakubeit,Albert Dercksen,Andreas Petertinuing exclusivist narrative exists. If xenophobia contributes to the promotion of an exclusive South African identity, we question the approaches that have been adopted to try and resolve the xenophobic challenge and argue that the first real step towards dealing with xenophobia does not rest in d