“…The epistemic, ethical-political and technical dimensions of the current policy are addressed by resorting to public documents. …”
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“…AbstractThe academic training in communication sciences, as well as in any other kind of university studies, meets multiple interests that revolve around the university in the political, economic, and social spheres. All these influences permeate the visions and missions of higher education institutions to provide plans and study curricula, the content that is transmitted to students as legitimate knowledge. …”
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“…Diario de una madre mutilada: Ester Hernández Palacios and the Testimony in Dialogue Abstract This paper deepen into how, within a frame of macrocriminality, the testimonial genre is transformed, losing the element of political antagonism that characterized it, in addition to experiencing an overlapping of the figure of the witness with that of the author-mediator who used to record and validate his word, due to the victimization of the cult class. …”
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“…This dynamic of structural change altered society’s equilibrium to such an extent that it created propitious conditions for the intense national political crisis that emerged in 1908 permitting local circumstances to produce a regional rural movement of such magnitude that it has become an unavoidable reference in the global history of twentieth century social struggles.…”
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“…This uprising constituted a social religious movement that was at the same time a social political event. The state of Puebla was one of the main scenarios of the catholic expressions during two different periods: 1926-1929 and 1934-1940. …”
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“…The text emphasizes the tensions that arose between different layers of territorial organization by the end of the 19th century, referring basically to three of them: land ownership, natural components, and political and administrative divisions. The text focuses attention on pondering the wealth of information and the usefulness of the valuable Pastor Rouaix Cartographic Collection, kept in the Manuel Orozco y Berra Map Library. …”
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“…Although the results are not favorable due to the lack of evaluation and monitoring indicators, one reality is that at least the mechanism achieved state and municipal coordination despite political and cultural resistance.Keywords: Violence Against Women; Femicide; Gender alert, Public Policy…”
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“…Overarching themes identifying facilitators, key motivators and opportunities for sustainability included: (1) access to structured and continuous training and mentorship; (2) project integration with existing systems (i.e., political systems and health systems); (3) adaption to the local context of studies (i.e., accounting for policies, resources, and utilizing stakeholder engagement); and (4) development of interventions with decision makers and implementers. …”
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“…Promoting female education should be accompanied by strong political commitment towards enforcing laws on FGM/C practice.…”
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“…This increase reflects complex interactions between diverse social, environmental, biological, and political factors. To intervene successfully, new approaches are therefore needed to understand how local knowledges and attitudes towards common NCDs influence health behaviours. …”
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“…While the most invoked power to influence decision are economic and political powers. Covid-19 decisions underlying value, although had human right to health at the base, overlooked the concept of health as a global public good and was skewed towards market-oriented values. …”
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“…BACKGROUND: South Africa's rates of psychiatric morbidity are among the highest in sub‐Saharan Africa and are foregrounded by the country's long history of political violence during apartheid. Growing evidence suggests that in utero stress exposure is a potent developmental risk factor for future mental illness risk, yet the extent to which the psychiatric effects of prenatal stress impact the next generation are unknown. …”
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“…Our analysis identified complex power practices across a range of interfaces involving the public, health system and political actors. Power dynamics were rooted in social and organizational power relationships, personal characteristics (interests, attitudes and previous experiences) and world-views (values and beliefs). …”
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“…We also considered disease‐specific measures relating to pathogens, targeted animal populations, the ongoing disease situation, within‐ and among‐country peace or conflict, disease‐specific control measures, and the availability of technical tools and personnel for successful disease management. National economic, political, and research and development competencies were used to assess each WOAH Member's potential for resilience. …”
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“…There is also considerable opportunity to increase interdisciplinarity within the field via the integration of conceptual models, the inclusion of mixed methods and qualitative approaches, as well as further consideration of the socio-political context and the environmental states that can help support good mental health. …”
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“…Although Democrats expressed stronger preferences for schools with more COVID mitigation strategies than Republicans, for White parents across the political spectrum school racial composition and COVID mitigation preferences interdepended. …”
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“…Among differences in perceptions, those vaccinated versus unvaccinated perceived people to be getting vaccines because they cut down on disease spread (28.9% vs. 15.2%), and perceived people NOT to be getting vaccinated because of misinformation/ignorance (27.1% vs. 11.0%) and political beliefs (16.3% vs. 6.7%). Both vaccinated and not perceived lack of trust as a reason to not get vaccinated (41.3% vs 46.4%). …”
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“…Consideration of how social, historical, and political determinants of health and well-being impact upon the cultural safety of a consultation is also important. …”
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“…This gap led the authorities during the pandemic to adopt measures that were ineffective, such as risk communication based on ‘scare tactics’ concerning the virus, when the highest risk perceived by the public was political instability. (3) Societal resilience is associated with the public’s behavior, such as with vaccine hesitancy and uptake. (4) Factors that affect the levels of resilience include, among others, self-efficacy (impacts individual resilience); social, institutional, and economic aspects as well as well-being (impact community resilience); and hope and trust in the leadership (impact societal resilience). (5) The public should be perceived as an asset in managing the pandemic, thus becoming a vital part of the ‘solution’. …”
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“…CONCLUSIONS: Our review highlighted the potential role of CE initiatives in improving decision making process and improving overall health outcomes, and identified several organisational, cultural, political, and contextual factors that affect the success of CE initiatives in PHC settings. …”
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