Hodges' model is a conceptual framework to support reflection and critical thinking. Situated, the model can help integrate all disciplines (academic and professional). Amid news items, are posts that illustrate the scope and application of the model. A bibliography and A4 template are provided in the sidebar. Welcome to the QUAD ...
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My source: Financial Times. 9 September, 2026, p.1.
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Posted by Peter Jones at 10:06 pm | PERMALINK
Labels: artificial intelligence , crime , cybercrime , defense , education , Europe , identity , information , IoT , machine learning , prediction , quality , radiation , research , security , situational awareness , technology , terrorism
Individual beliefs Personality, Character Mindsets Vulnerability Religion - subverted Need for Theological interventions 'Truth' Motivation Rehabilitation Purpose | Assessment Intervention Evaluation Process Subjective - Objective Resource intensive Surveillance |
| Culture Social values, social media Community leadership Community response Reintegration of Terrorist Offenders Practice Public Awareness - Preparedness ACT Awareness E-Learning | (Counter) Terrorism Prison (aptitude?) Sentence served Prison early release Deradicalisation programmes - (Globally none are 100% success) Martyn's Law Policy Funding |
Posted by Peter Jones at 10:28 pm | PERMALINK
Labels: awareness , BBC , corruption , crime , deradicalisation , e-learning , holistic , intelligence , justice , law , place , police , preparedness , prison , public , rehabilitation , religion , terrorism
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"This work consists of an exact replica of the witness box used at the Lockerbie bombing trial alongside eight of a series of 12 drawings representing evidence presented during the trial. The trial was held in the Netherlands, but for 36 weeks the small area of land where the court stood was temporarily legally Scottish. Coley challenges what we take as 'real', by looking at the arbitrary rules that enable a country to 'appear' somewhere else and the assumption that a person is telling the truth because they are sitting in a certain place."
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Posted by Peter Jones at 7:53 pm | PERMALINK
Labels: arts , crime , drawing , evidence , exhibition , international , justice , land , law , location , national , Netherlands , peace , person , place-based , Scotland , sculpture , space , terrorism , truth
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Autonomy-Advocacy Cubed?
Late 1970s 1980s-1990s 2000s...
Nurse Advocate Nurse as Advocate? Independent Advocacy
Ongoing nurse advocacy role amid the politics of healthcare...
Posted by Peter Jones at 7:32 pm | PERMALINK
Labels: advocacy , anon? , arts , autonomy , big data , citizenry , civil society , debate , freedom , intelligence , law , networks , observation , open data , photos , politics , privacy , security , surveillance , terrorism
"Consider the scenario where user wishes to find semantic associations between two persons in the domain of ‘Politics’. Then concepts such as ‘Politician’, ‘Political Organization’, ‘Government Organization’ and ‘Legislation’ are considered to be more relevant whereas the concepts such as ‘Financial Organization’ and ‘Terrorist Organization’ are considered to be less relevant. So, user is provided facilities to define his context by selecting his interested regions from the ontology, and based on this context the associations are ranked. As an example consider the RDF graph shown in Figure 2. It shows that, the user has selected three regions belonging to ‘Political Organization’, ‘Politician’, and ‘Legislation’" (p.97).
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| Part of RDF graph: DOI : 10.5121/ijwest.2013.4407 |
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Labels: associations , concepts , context , domains , government , Hodges' model , knowledge , legislation , meaning , ontology , organisations , papers , political , RDF , relational , research , semantic web , semantics , terrorism
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| Brian E. Hodges - c/o Brian's family. |
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