He spent much of the 1980s exploring the intersections between human consciousness, creative activity, and new technologies.
From the routine activity perspective, perception of crime at the aggregate level will occur where there is an intersection between human movement patterns in the urban domain, reduced guardianship and increased public display of criminality.
This overreliance on data from the criminal justice system means that we must acknowledge that the efficiency and security trade-off and the intersection between human and social capital may be different among groups involved in illicit drug trade that do not come to the attention of law enforcement.
And its exploitative, according to Melissa Farley, a San Francisco-based psychologist who has studied the intersection between human trafficking and prostitution.
This power trio of provocateurs presents an ongoing project at the intersection between human nature and that of the 'groupthink' stream of ideas flowing through the digital world.
Her research focuses on the intersection between human rights, health and development.
It will also be important to identify the locations that provide the greatest intersection between human waste-water effluent and waterfowl migration within relevant countries.
Like the "Ghost in the Shell" animes, "Paprika" explores that intersection between the human and the machine, including the lands of enchantment you can travel to when you plug in, boot up and drop out.
The commission of inquiry did not specifically address the issue of North Korea's overseas workers, but the Asan report suggests, "North Korea's labour exports lie at the intersection between grave human rights violations and North Korea's weapons of mass destruction programme.
What is interesting, though, is that although Israel is Startup Nation when it comes to innovation and development, it is sorely behind in legislation that deals with the growing dilemmas regarding the intersection between technology, human rights and democratic values.
