Buku Provokasi: Menyiasati Pikiran, Meraih Keberuntungan karya Prasetya M. Brata mengulas secara reflektif dan aplikatif bagaimana manusia dapat merestrukturisasi pola pikir (mindset) guna memicu perubahan positif dalam kehidupan. Berbeda dengan konotasi negatif kata \\\"provokasi\\\" pada umumnya, penulis mengartikannya sebagai tindakan memberikan stimulus atau dorongan mental secara sengaja u…
Novel Camino Island: Pulau Camino karya John Grisham merupakan sebuah thriller kriminal yang berfokus pada dunia literatur, pencurian naskah langka, dan investigasi rahasia. Berbeda dari kebanyakan novel karya Grisham yang berpusat pada ruang sidang dan prosedur hukum, karya ini membawa pembaca masuk ke dalam sisi gelap perdagangan buku langka serta dinamika komunitas penulis di sebuah pulau re…
Maritime Power and the Law of the Sea by James Kraska analyzes the strategic relationship between naval force projection and the international legal framework governing the oceans, particularly the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). Kraska demonstrates that the law of the sea is not merely a mechanism for environmental governance or resource management, but a critica…
Evolutionary Optimization Algorithms: Biologically Inspired and Population-Based Approaches to Computer Intelligence by Dan Simon provides a comprehensive and in-depth exploration of the theoretical foundations, mathematical principles, and practical implementations of evolutionary optimization algorithms. The book examines computational intelligence paradigms inspired by natural processes and …
Planning & Design of Airports by Robert Horonjeff (co-authored with Francis X. McKelvey, William J. Sproule, and Seth B. Young in later editions) serves as a definitive, foundational text on the principles, practices, and engineering methodologies required for modern airport development. The book addresses the complex, multidisciplinary nature of airport planning and design, providing a compreh…
Learning Policy, Doing Policy explores the relationship between public policy theory, practice, and teaching. The book examines how public servants learn about policymaking, how policy theories are understood and applied in professional practice, and how academic knowledge can contribute to more effective policymaking. It brings together perspectives from policy scholars, teachers, practitioner…
Fishing for Human Perceptions in Coastal and Island Marine Resource Use Systems explores the relationship between human perceptions, decision-making, and environmental behaviour in coastal and island marine resource-use systems. The volume brings together interdisciplinary research examining how values, attitudes, knowledge, place attachment, and perceptions influence the ways individuals and c…
This chapter examines the relationship between artificial intelligence and power in the context of public policy. It develops a systematic framework for understanding different conceptions and dimensions of power and applies these perspectives to contemporary debates surrounding artificial intelligence in the public sector. The chapter considers the power implications of using AI in public poli…
Successful Public Policy: Lessons from Australia and New Zealand examines how governments can develop and sustain successful public policies through a collection of detailed case studies from Australia and New Zealand. The book seeks to shift attention from policy failure toward the identification and explanation of effective public policy achievements. It explores the origins, development, imp…