title: Legal jurisdictions in a digital age: Challenges and opportunities in Parliamentary oversight of social media platforms

authors: Tan, Rachel Sue Yin

abstract: This article explores the challenges and opportunities of legal jurisdictions in the digital age, focusing on parliamentary oversight of social media platforms. The Christchurch shootings in New Zealand highlighted the internet's role in distributing harmful content, underscoring the need for effective regulation. Similarly, the potential TikTok ban in the US demonstrates the complexities of addressing national security concerns, data privacy, and foreign influence through legislative action. This article examines the Harvard Research Draft Convention on Jurisdiction with Respect to Crime and principles of sovereignty, comity, and non-intervention to highlight the evolving landscape of internet jurisdiction. It also emphasises the importance of balancing national laws with international standards to ensure fair and effective regulation.

text: Legal jurisdictions in a digital age: Challenges and opportunities in Parliamentary oversight of social media platforms This article explores the challenges and opportunities of legal jurisdictions in the digital age, focusing on parliamentary oversight of social media platforms. The Christchurch shootings in New Zealand highlighted the internet's role in distributing harmful content, underscoring the need for effective regulation. Similarly, the potential TikTok ban in the US demonstrates the complexities of addressing national security concerns, data privacy, and foreign influence through legislative action. This article examines the Harvard Research Draft Convention on Jurisdiction with Respect to Crime and principles of sovereignty, comity, and non-intervention to highlight the evolving landscape of internet jurisdiction. It also emphasises the importance of balancing national laws with international standards to ensure fair and effective regulation.

year: 2025

title: Predicting chitosan particle size produced by electrohydrodynamic atomization

authors: Hu, Jung-Feng

subjects: chitosan

abstract: The effect of processing variables on the size of chitosan nanoparticles produced by electrohydrodynamic atomization was investigated. The size was strongly affected by process variables such as surface tension, conductivity and flow rate of chitosan solution, applied voltage and distance between the electrodes. A simple scaling law to quantitatively correlate the droplet size and process variables was developed by dimensional analysis and used to predict the diameter of particles produced under a given set of conditions. The model predictions agreed reasonably well with the experimental results.

text: Predicting chitosan particle size produced by electrohydrodynamic atomization The effect of processing variables on the size of chitosan nanoparticles produced by electrohydrodynamic atomization was investigated. The size was strongly affected by process variables such as surface tension, conductivity and flow rate of chitosan solution, applied voltage and distance between the electrodes. A simple scaling law to quantitatively correlate the droplet size and process variables was developed by dimensional analysis and used to predict the diameter of particles produced under a given set of conditions. The model predictions agreed reasonably well with the experimental results.

year: 2012

title: Cultural justice, ethics and practice: Summary of presentation

authors: Herbert, Averil May Lloyd

subjects: psychology

abstract: The following cases and remarks are based on the author’s employment over six years
in the Department of Social Welfare in Rotorua Specialist Services. The author
discusses definitions that relate to the topic of cultural justice, ethics, and practice and
our awareness and understanding of the issues; and presents three case studies from practitioner experience.

text: Cultural justice, ethics and practice: Summary of presentation The following cases and remarks are based on the author’s employment over six years
in the Department of Social Welfare in Rotorua Specialist Services. The author
discusses definitions that relate to the topic of cultural justice, ethics, and practice and
our awareness and understanding of the issues; and presents three case studies from practitioner experience.

year: 1993