Physical Review Online Archives (PROLA)

Thomas, Tracie; Davies, J.; Kilman, David G.; Laroche, Florent

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“…Second, recognize that there is no single best way of handling conflict. Thomas and Kilman (2002) have identified five strategies of approaching conflict: avoiding; accommodating; competing; collaborating; and compromizing. They say that each of us is capable of all the five conflict-handling modes and thus need to select the right one depending on the conflict and the situation.…”

Section: Between a Rock And A Hard Place: Practical Conflicts And Dil...mentioning

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Contents/Sommaire Deanship, Leadership Dilemmas and Management Challenges Facing the Social Sciences in Public University Education in Kenya Kenneth Inyani Simala.......................................1 Rethinking Leadership, Management and Career Advancement for 21st Century Deans in the Social Sciences and Humanities at Makerere University Consolata Kabonesa & Elizabeth Kaase-Bwanga....................27 Faculty Governance : Opportunities and Challenges after the Egyptian Revolution – The Case of the Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Cairo University Hala H. El Said ............................53 Rethinking the Role of Universities in Africa: Leadership as a Missing Link in Explaining University Performance in Uganda Roberts Kabeba Muriisa ............................69 The Social Sciences at Crossroads: Challenges and Opportunities at Addis Ababa University Abeje Berhanu ................................93 Understanding the Factors that Influence Leadership Effectiveness of Deans in Ghana Goski Alabi & Joshua Alabi...............................111 The Academic Dean and the Challenges of Meeting Changing Expectations within a Competitive Higher Education Environment in Africa Alfred Otara .................................133

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Section: Between a Rock And A Hard Place: Practical Conflicts And Dil...mentioning

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“…'This hyperlinked cross-reference system allows users to locate and traverse a thread of related articles.' (Thomas 1996) PROLA offers hyperlinks to articles within the PROLA system, will automatically locate and list all references to archived articles from the 1996 online APS journals, and there are plans to offer links to other, nonAPS, online journals that reference Physicuf…”

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Proceedings of the Second ACM International Conference on Digital Libraries - DL '97

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The most innovative online journals are maturing rapidly and distinctive new features are emerging. Foremost among these features is the hypertext link, popularised by the World Wide Web and which will form the basis of a new, highly integrated scholarly literature. Journal integration in this instance seeks to recognise, extend and exploit relationships at the level of journal content-the papers-while maintaining some of the familiar contexts, in some cases journal identities, that define the content hierarchy and inform decision-making by readers. Links are a powerful tool for journal integration, most immediately in the form of citation linking. The paper reviews examples of citation linking in practice, and describes a new system, a link service, which is being developed to support novel and flexible linking mechanisms on the Web. One application of this link service is the Open Journal project, which is working with journal publishers to investigate the most effective ways of applying these powerful link types to enhance online journals.

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Geoscience after IT

Loudon

2000

Computers & Geosciences

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-Information technology deals with tools for handling information, notably computers and networks. It brings benefits such as more efficient and rigorous formulation and expression of ideas, and wider sharing and integration of knowledge. This review should help practicing geoscientists and students to gain a broader understanding of these changes and form a view on future trends.Key Words -Information technology, metainformation. Defining Information TechnologyGeoscience after IT, published as a book and a special issue of Computers & Geosciences, offers a broad overview of the impact of information technology on the work of geoscientists, seen against the background of evolving global communication on the Internet.Information technology (IT) refers to methods of handling information by automatic means, including computing, telecommunications and office systems. It deals with a wide range of mostly electronic devices for collecting, storing, manipulating, communicating and displaying information. Examples of IT devices are: computer software and hardware, including memory and disk storage; printers; the telephone, cable, broadcasting and computer networks; office copiers; facsimile (fax) machines; DVDs; video cameras; image scanners; televisions and monitors; data loggers and automated instruments in the field and laboratory; sensors on satellite cameras or downhole logging tools; digital surveying equipment.IT applications seldom respect disciplinary boundaries. The focus here is geoscience, centered on geology but inevitably overlapping into such subjects as geophysics, geochemistry, economic geology, engineering geology, and soil science. I occasionally stray into related aspects of environmental science, surveying and geomorphology, but try to steer clear of such topics as hydrology, meteorology or oceanography, which may be parts of the Earth Sciences in the wide sense, but are well covered in their own specialized publications.

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Physical Review Online Archives (PROLA)

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