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Albin Eser, Hans-Georg Koch, Carola Seith - Internationale Perspektiven zu Status und Schutz des extrakorporalen Embryos - International Perspec

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Albin Eser (ed.), Hans-Georg Koch (ed.), Carola Seith (ed.)

Internationale Perspektiven zu Status und Schutz des extrakorporalen Embryos - International Perspec

Series: Ethik und Recht in der Medizin

Volume 42/1 2007

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Eleonora Zielińska Polen S. 269-300

„… therefore difficult to speak about e.g. „bodily injury” or “impairment to conceived child’s health”.16 …” „… difficult living condi4 tions” as justification for abortion, as well as the PC of 1969 in its primary …” „… „con4 ceived child” appeared. Until this moment it was used only in the civil law. The Act of 19936 …”

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psychosozial Volume 44 (2021) Issue 2 ISSN Online: 2699-1586

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Carolina Gehrke Gus Why Do Men Not Disclose Their Sexual Abuse History? S. 37-43

„… as gender constructions, adding so many barriers that access to treatment becomes more difficult and …” „… identity«. The abuser can be experienced by the child in different ways, as the other or as part of the …” „… division may even be denied. Above all, the child be‐ comes »a device for autoerotic or masturbatory …”

Anja Ortmann Sexualisierte Gewalt in bewaffneten Konflikten am Beispiel des Bosnienkrieges S. 15-21

„… social structure of family and village units will be described. Shame and taboos make it difficult to …” „… Bosnia and Herzegovina: 22 years later. In Conference paper, Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Children …”

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Brigitte Aulenbacher, Birgit Riegraf, Hildegard Theobald - Sorge: Arbeit, Verhältnisse, Regime

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Sorge: Arbeit, Verhältnisse, Regime

Series: Sonderheft Soziale Welt

Volume 2014

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Jeremy Seekings, Elena Moore Kin, Market and State in the Provision of Care in South Africa S. 439-454

„… Ser centleft their children with neighbours, 14 Ser cent with child-minders, and 14 Ser cent in …” „… – often, recentl\, because of AIDS – or had been abandoned. The 2005 Children¶sAct defines a child as “in …” „… non-kin child-minders, i.e. entirel\ through the market (seeibid.). When defining a µliving wage¶ for …”

Elisabeth Berg, John Chandler, Jim Barry The Uncertain Rise of Evidence-Based Practice in Social Work in Sweden and England, in Contexts Framed by New Public Management and Neo-Liberalism S. 315-328

„… theChildren¶s Social Work Workforce, in: Child Famil\ Social Work 12, SS. 172–181.Hammersle\, Mart\n (2005 …” „… Munro 5eview of Child Protection: Final 5eSort. A Child-Centred S\stem,UK.2scarsson, /ars (2009 …” „… was governmental interest in socialworkers¶ Tualifications, in Sarticular as these related to child …”

Monica Budowski, Sebastian Schief Care in Households in Precarious Socio-Economic Conditions in Chile, Costa Rica and Spain S. 199-220

„… unconventional solutions (e.g. the grandfather taking over childcare). After the birthof her first child, the …” „… ). Childcare has been and has remained substantiall\ a women¶s affair, in Sarticularthe child¶s mother. In …” „… (subsidized) formal childcare, if it was considered beneficial for the child¶s develoSment. Dual earning …”

Rianne Mahon International Organizations’ ‘Advice’ on Childcare and Latin American Experiences S. 455-490

„… tertiar\ education. In 2004, a national Sreschool curriculum, basedon a child-centred Sedagog\, was …” „… , Mar\ E. (1995): Investing in Children, WashingtonD.C.Child …” „… Children. The Case of Brazil, in: Mar\ E. Child DeveloSment to Human DeveloSment …”

Orly Benjamin The Narratives of New Public Management in an International and Israeli Perspective and the Gendered Political Economy of Care Work S. 257-272

„… (2013).Toda\¶s mode of emSlo\ment in Israeli child care facilities mirror this situation: caring …” „… still difficult to modif\ and imSossible to terminate entirel\´ (ibid.). As in other PUMA stor\ tellers …” „… (ibid.) with small Sercentages of decrease of Sublic emSlo\ment inhealth, welfare and child care …”

Yayoi Saito Elderly Care Transition and Welfare State in Japan. “Traditional Care”, “Modern Services” and “Late Modern Outputs” S. 423-438

„… Sroviding care services for those who find ever\da\ tasks difficult due to Sh\sical or mental disabilities …” „… social insurance s\stem. As it was difficult to secure voters¶suSSort for ta[ increases in -aSan, it was …” „… \ Solicies. It thus became difficult to insiston familism as before.It is fair to sa\ that the Solitical …”

Sara Picchi, Annamaria Simonazzi The Mediterranean Care Model in Times of Austerity. The Case of Italy and Spain S. 383-400

„… ascomSonents of a Sublic deficit reduction, leaving regions with the difficult task of maintainingtheir service …” „… suSSort caregivers– is likel\ to make reconciliation more difficult at the Soint in the life c\cle when …” „… Sension reforms thatSostSone retirement) make reconciliation more difficult, forcing families to look for …”

Michael D. Fine Economic Restructuring and the Caring Society – Changing the Face of Age Care Work S. 273-282

„… , insecurit\makes forward Slanning difficult.)URP,QGXVWULDOWR6HUYLFH(PSOR\PHQWThe shift in economic structure of …” „… Sroductivit\. Sucha future is also Sossible in aged care, but it is difficult to see how the astute use of …” „… , counselling, Sroviding health services, and suServising children. The findings272 0LFKDHO')LQHremained strong …”

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Stamatia Devetzi, Constanze Janda - Freiheit - Gerechtigkeit - Sozial(es) Recht

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Freiheit - Gerechtigkeit - Sozial(es) Recht

2015

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Adrian Sinfield Preventing Poverty and Strengthening Social Rights S. 621-633

„… economy. The identifiable costs of child poverty alone have been estimated at 2 per cent 6 Beveridge …” „… , Estimating the costs of child poverty, 2008, p. 11. 9 Sinfield, Strengthening the prevention of social …” „… insecurity, International Social Security Review, 65:4, 2012, 89 ff and How can we reduce child poverty …”

Jef Van Langendonck Clear Concepts also in Social Security S. 401-410

„… risk situation would otherwise find it difficult or impossible to achieve this. That the State takes …” „… maintenance are notoriously difficult to enforce and are being gradually released. One cannot any more assume …” „… a true universal benefit every child should be entitled to this allowance according to its personal …”

Kristina Koldinská Right to education – a case of Roma children in Central Europe S. 333-358

„… children from 3 years of age, while also child-care facilities for children until 3 years should be …” „… Rights of the Child, Art. 5 of the International Convention for Elimination of all Forms of Racial …” „… education which made their integration into society at large difficult. As a result of being misdiagnosed …”

Matti Mikkola Interpreting Social Human Rights of Europe S. 457-471

„… protection of children has to be effective when it concerns the following: discrimination, use of child …” „… , principles or flexible norms.2 Only some of them are regulative rules such as the prohibitions of child …” „… exploitation, trafficking to another country for the purpose of sexual exploitation, child prostitution, child …”

Michael Adler The Legal Protection of Minimum Standards – A Tale of Two Countries S. 15-35

„… 16-17 year olds and £52.96 for a child under 16 (although this did not apply to unaccompanied children …” „… for a single person aged 16-17; and 81 per cent for a child under 16. Michael Adler 24 The Asylum …” „… which are being put forward will make it very difficult for many organisation to take on the risk of …”

Danny Pieters Social security and freedom of religion S. 509-527

„… was considered to be very difficult. Hence the US Supreme Court decided that the law had to be applied …” „… receiving benefits from the general child allowances act (AKW). Whereas the Dutch law provided already in an …” „… away of one's wage-earning partner; the particular costs related to the upbringing of one's children …”

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zfwu Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Unternehmensethik

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zfwu Volume 13 (2012) Issue 3 ISSN Online: 1439-880X

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Timothy M. Devinney, Pat Auger, Giana Eckhardt Can The Socially Responsible Consumer Be Mainstream? S. 227-235

„… entirely intangible. Being “green” or “child-labor free” does not bestow clear tangible benefits onto …” „… categorizing consumption is a difficult task. Any act of consumption has degrees of “socialness” to it (see …” „… or moral. For example, it is conceivable that my naïve belief in the importance of non-child labor …”

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