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The Role of Stress Among Cybersecurity Professionals

Singh, Tripti (University of Alabama Libraries, 2021)

The concept of stress has gained significant attention from researchers across several disciplines. Among this research, information systems (IS) scholars have contributed to our understanding of stress by detailing ...
Reconstructing hunger: recollection and re-presentation of the 1981 hunger strike

Kinder, Eliscia (University of Alabama Libraries, 2018)

As a pivotal moment in “the Troubles,” various media have portrayed the 1981 hunger strike, including documentary films and print journalism, as well as artistic representations that span from murals and street art to ...
Critical analysis of academic library trends in conflict zones

Jaber, Baheya S. J. (University of Alabama Libraries, 2017)

This study is designed to determine if selected trends in the library literature take into account the realities of libraries and librarians in conflict zones, and if the experience of librarians in conflict zones can be ...
Toward distant reading of the New Testament commentary: exploring bibliographical and structured textual data

Adams, Richard Manly (University of Alabama Libraries, 2017)

This study argues for distant reading techniques as a new form of understanding the genre of the New Testament commentary. Though it is a dominant form of New Testament scholarship, the commentary is a difficult genre to ...
Constructing and deconstructing archival memory in Birmingham, Alabama: the role of local collecting institutions in facilitating social justice

Hirschy, Jeff Hirschy (University of Alabama Libraries, 2016)

In 1992, the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute opened to the public after several years of argument, construction, and development. Was it to remember the heroic events of the Civil Rights Movement, to gain tourist dollars, ...
Unresolved boundaries: the definitional history of special libraries

Matheny, Alissa (University of Alabama Libraries, 2015)

Discontent with the term "special libraries" has pervaded the library and information field since the formation of the Special Library Association and the term's widely adopted usage in 1909. The literature related to ...
Management of intelligence archives of fallen authoritarian regimes

Blum, David Alexander (University of Alabama Libraries, 2013)

This thesis poses the question: What happens to intelligence archives when authoritarian regimes collapse? These files have both personal privacy and national security connotations that separate them from most archival ...

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