Habitat preferences of groupers in the Exuma Cays, central Bahamas

جريدة الشروق, 2023

تتبع لتغير دلالات مصطلح معاداة السامية، وأثر الاستغلال السياسي في في تدمير معناه الإيجابي الأصلي.

Transformation of the ‘Muslim nationalism’ from regional to global frame corresponded with the erosion of democratic foundation of the country, consolidation of authoritarianism and radicalization of Army — and, consequently, the society.

Estudos Avançados, 2004

DESDE os estudos de Roger Bastide, na década de 1940, muita coisa mudou no Brasil, também no âmbito das religiões e das religiões afro-brasileiras. Velhas tendências foram confirmadas, novas direções foram se impondo. Religiões recém-criadas se enfrentam com as mais antigas, velhas religiões assumem novas formas e veiculam renovados conteúdos para enfrentar a concorrência mais acirrada no mercado religioso. Vou tratar aqui de um ramo religioso pequeno demograficamente, porém importante do ponto de vista de seu significado para a cultura brasileira e da visibilidade que transborda de seu universo de seguidores: as religiões afro-brasileiras. Trata-se de acompanhar as mudanças numéricas encontradas pelos censos para dimensionar os seguidores das religiões afro-brasileiras, e de examinar algumas de suas características, como cor e escolaridade, para então avançar, sem perder de vista as peculiaridades constitutivas e organizacionais dos cultos e terreiros, alguma explicação sobre mudan...

jawad, 2019

MCJ 3C:11 DEVELOPMENT COMMUNICATION Module I Development: concept and definitions, Reason for underdevelopment, Approaches to development, Problems and issues in development, Characteristics of developing countries, Indicators of development Module II Models of development-Adam Smith, Ricardo, Maltheus, Rostow, Marx, Mahatma Gandhi, Dominant paradigm of development and its criticism Module III Development communication: Concept, definitionprocessrole of communication media in developmentsocial, cultural and economic barriers. Development communication models of Lerner, Schramm, Rogers. Rural development in India Module IV Development communication policy in Indiaaction plandemocratic decentralisation, Panchayat Raj, Planning at national, state, regional, district, block and village levels Development support communication: case studies in agriculture, health, education, population Module V Alternative paradigms of development, Integrated development, Participatory form of development, Information and communication technologies in development, An overview of folk and traditional media and their use in development. Module VI An ethical perspective of development, Empowermentconceptdefinitions dimensions. Sustainable development, Women in development (WID), Gender and development (GAD) What is Development? Development is a process that creates growth, progress, positive change or the addition of physical, economic, environmental, social and demographic components. The purpose of development is a rise in the level and quality of life

Годишник на Софийския Университет „Св. Климент Охридски“. Център за Славяно-византийски проучвания „Иван Дуйчев“, 2023

This paper discusses the development of thermalism in Roman Thrace and its comparison with other provinces of the Roman Empire. The study evaluates the methodology used to study thermalism in Italy and some Western European provinces and confronts it with the data from Thrace. The methodological framework for studying Roman thermal sites in Italy is examined, which involves interdisciplinary approaches and meticulous data gathering. The paper also addresses the challenges in verifying potential thermal sites, such as outdated or lack of documentation, especially in the context of the fluctuating nature of mineral springs in Thrace due to tectonic activity and earthquakes. This study highlights the complexities involved in evaluating the evidence about the use of mineral water in Roman Thrace and emphasizes the need for a thorough evaluation of the context when studying thermalism in different areas of the Roman Empire.

PER ASPERA AD ASTERISCOS, 2004

Ediciones Trea, 2011

Hoy, más que nunca, el museo sigue siendo un lugar privilegiado de encuentro, de diálogo y de comunicación. Por eso, al presentar esta nueva edición del libro, hemos procurado revisar algunos de sus apartados, profundizando en su contenido y actualizando la bibliografía que sobre el tema ha ido apareciendo durante este tiempo. Los visitantes de los museos, cada vez más, desean participar en las exposiciones y en las actividades que se organizan dentro de ellos. Los museos han de ser espacios abiertos que se pongan al servicio de la comunidad, en un intento de conseguir su pleno desarrollo humano y cultural. De ahí la importancia de que sepan comunicar bien su mensaje a la sociedad y que su contenido sea realmente eficaz, evitando quedarse en mera información. Es necesario que los museos sepan ser buenos comunicadores de las experiencias culturales del pasado, de manera que sean capaces de clarificar el significado que pueden tener para los ciudadanos de hoy y que sirvan como medio de desarrollo social para el futuro. O los museos son capaces de comunicar significados válidos para la sociedad, o dejarán de tener sentido para la inmensa mayoría de la población. O se convierten en auténticos agentes de comunicación, o será difícil que puedan sobrevivir en una sociedad donde las nuevas tecnologías ofrecen a la sociedad opciones más lúdicas, festivas y significativas que las presentadas por los museos. Si el museo pretende seguir siendo actual, sin renunciar a su pasado, ha de utilizar un nuevo lenguaje y establecer un diálogo abierto con una sociedad cada vez más pluralista y más inmersa en la realidad virtual.

Reports on Global Health Research, 2024

Objectives: Evaluate the effectiveness of a statewide post-disaster Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Program (TF-CBT) implemented post-2010-11 Queensland floods and cyclones. Methods: Assessment and treatment data of participants (aged 18 or over) referred to the local unit of the Specialist Mental Health Program were retrospectively evaluated. In 2012, 215 people entered the treatment program. Pre-and post-treatment measures were, Post-traumatic Symptom Checklist (PCL), Kessler 10 (K10), Global Assessment of Function (GAF) and SF12. Evaluation was undertaken using Cohen d to assess treatment effectiveness. Results: Pre-and-post-treatment PCL (n=173) and K10 (n=171) demonstrated a decline in scores (49.8, SD:16.73 to 33.77, SD:15.44; p<0.001 and 27.98, SD:9.2 to 18.81, SD:8.6; p<0.001) respectively. The GAF (n=179) pre-post data indicated improved function pre (64.04, SD:10.99 to 79.56, SD:11.56) (pre-post GAF, p<0.001). The pre and post SF12 scores were not significant. The Cohen d preand-post treatment scores indicated treatment effectiveness PCL (0.996), K10 (1.029) and GAF (1.377). The SF12 showed no effect.