The Moral Value of Information and Information Ethics by Taddeo, M

Knowledge, Information, and Power: Information Technology in Academic Life by Zeitlyn, D, David, M

Subjects:

Exempt Information by Simpson, E, Peacock, I

Anthropology and information technology by Zeitlyn, D

Thomas Aquinas on cognition as information by Trifogli, C

“…According to Aquinas, information is the distinctive feature of cognition: he defines beings capable of cognition as those capable of receiving information about the world. …”

Food Aid and Informal Insurance. by Dercon, S, Krishnan, P

'Campaign Information and Voting Behaviour’ by Hobolt, S

Collaborative Historical Information Analysis by Manning, P, Francois, P, Hoyer, D, Zadorozhny, V

“…These sections begin with the information infrastructure—data collection, archiving, documentation, linking, analysis, and visualization—to be developed by the groups. …”

The Informalization of the Chinese Labor Market. by Park, A, Cai, F

“…Most migrant workers are employed informally, but a significant number of urban permanent residents are also employed informally. …”

Job search theory and indeterminate information by Clarke, G

Climate change education: following the information by Puttick, SP, Chandrachud, P, Chopra, R, Robson, J, Singh, S, Talks, I

“…This chapter explores, through a fictionalised story, the nexus of information, climate change, digital geographies, children’s geographies, and the future of work. …”

Informational focus in Sicilian and the left periphery by Cruschina, S

Information structure and syntactic choices in Kelabit by Hemmings, CL

“…Hence, there is no one-to-one link between particular grammatical functions and information structure roles. Instead, the different syntactic choices combine and interact to express information in context. …”

Two Modes of Transgenerational Information Transmission by Shea, N

“…Secondly, adaptively-relevant information may be generated by a process of selection on a reliably transmitted parental effect. …”

Digital news and the consumption of political information by Majo-Vazquez, S, González-Bailón, S

Quantitative information flow with Monads in Haskell by Gibbons, J, McIver, A, Morgan, C, Schrijvers, T

“…Our particular interest here is the probability monad, which can be -- and has been -- used to synthesise models for probabilistic programming. Quantitative Information Flow, or QIF, arises when security is combined with probability, and concerns the measurement of the amount of information that 'leaks' from a probabilistic program's state to a (usually) hostile observer: that is, not 'whether' leaks occur but rather 'how much?' …”

Initials and Informed Government in the Anglo-Norman Period by Sharpe, R

“…The use of initials rather than names for the king and other official participants in English royal charters from the time of William I until well into the reign of Henry II is a graphic feature, which, it is argued, displays several aspects of royal administration, its control of information, its pursuit of efficiency, and the expression of the latter in simplified, and by the 1120s cursive, script. …”

The Role of Informal Networks in the Privatisation Process in Croatia by David-Barrett, L

Epigenetic information-processing mechanisms in the brain Introduction by Edelstein, L, Smythies, J, Noble, D

Signalling in a Model of Monetary Policy with Incomplete Information. by Vickers, J