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QUO VADIS (4) answer(s).
 
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Quo vadis cyber? / Mahon, Tim   Article
Mahon, Tim Article
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Key Words Cybercrime  ;  Cyber  ;  Quo Vadis  ;  Military Role  ;  People - Centric Warfare 
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Quo vadis, Germany? / Oganesyan, A   Journal Article
Oganesyan, A Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract Wohin treibt die Bundesrepublik? (Munich, 1966, Piper Verlag, 288 pp.) by famous German philosopher Karl Jaspers (the English translation of which The Future of Germany appeared in 1967) still stirs up discussions and is behind numerous publications in Germany and elsewhere. Despite the lessons of its recent past which should have supplied Germany and the Germans with an immunity to all sorts of "ideological confusion" the identity crisis which spread far and wide affected Germans as much as other nations, individuals and institutions.
Key Words Socialism  ;  Capitalism  ;  Germany  ;  Identity Crisis  ;  Quo Vadis 
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ID:   172946


Quo Vadis, Serbia? / Ponomareva, Elena G   Journal Article
Ponomareva, Elena G Journal Article
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Key Words Serbia  ;  Quo Vadis 
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ID:   159927


Quo Vadis?’ a comparatist meets a theorist searching for a grand theory of intelligence / Rogg, Jeffrey P   Journal Article
Rogg, Jeffrey P Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Theorists have invoked comparative intelligence studies as an arena for testing a ‘grand theory of intelligence.’ Current grand theories of intelligence fall down against comparative analysis. Based on insights from comparative intelligence studies, this paper proposes to 1) identify key problems that have plagued the search for a theory of intelligence 2) reassess the role of comparative intelligence in testing or constructing a theory of intelligence and 3) offer observations to guide intelligence theorists in an era of transition. Ultimately, this paper seeks to join the comparatist and the theorist in their mutual (albeit often competing) aspiration to understand intelligence.
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