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sending feedback on CPath clinical performance to the supplier. Social, political and legal factors – Healthcare regulation Considering legal factors, the uncertainty about the liability position of ... change; and Social, political and legal factors. We did not use the Patient factors domain since pathologists are not in direct contact with patients. Toward the end of the interviews, participants had the
degree in i political science. Speciality - Ethnopolicy and Ethnic Ethn Studies, tudies, Taurida National V.I. Vernadsky University, Simferopol, Ukraine, 2011. The thesis is devoted to studying the ... formation of the ethnic identity of the dominant groups of Crimea (Russians, Ukrainians, inians, and Crimean Tatars) under the influence of various political actors and institutions in the cultural sphere
articulates approaches both from the political ecology and the socio-ecological systems and considers how important it is to understand the power relations emerging in community ecotourism contexts that, in ... to diversify their economies to made them sustainable. Key words: political ecology; socio-ecological systems; community ecotourism; peasant communities; Colombia; Amazonia; Guaviare
articulates approaches both from the political ecology and the socio-ecological systems and considers how important it is to understand the power relations emerging in community ecotourism contexts that, in ... to diversify their economies to made them sustainable. Key words: political ecology; socio-ecological systems; community ecotourism; peasant communities; Colombia; Amazonia; Guaviare
articulates approaches both from the political ecology and the socio-ecological systems and considers how important it is to understand the power relations emerging in community ecotourism contexts that, in ... to diversify their economies to made them sustainable. Key words: political ecology; socio-ecological systems; community ecotourism; peasant communities; Colombia; Amazonia; Guaviare
articulates approaches both from the political ecology and the socio-ecological systems and considers how important it is to understand the power relations emerging in community ecotourism contexts that, in ... to diversify their economies to made them sustainable. Key words: political ecology; socio-ecological systems; community ecotourism; peasant communities; Colombia; Amazonia; Guaviare
demands and interests, ideas, and main forums. Despite its limitations and conflicts, the Pnapo is a benchmark and a political achievement, having insured the agroecological agenda in the public policies ... Portuguese). It has to be understood in the context of the agri-food system and the Brazilian political conjuncture since 2003, when support policies related to family farming and food and nutrition security
With much of the political picture changed since its birth, Hungarian Turanism, born from the search of national identity, having acquired a systematic formation under the pressure of the historical ... political necessities and perceptions of the moment. After having passed through a phase of open state support in its golden era, when avowed Turanist leaders were driven by the vocation for political and
investigated cultural-historical, social and political prerequisites which served as the basis for creating new names of persons lacking traditions of long standing. ... under the influence of socio-political and socio-economic factors will develop following the Turkic-Bashkir, Eastern, and Russian-European traditions. These three directions are formed according to a
Part of the Noghays in Turkey live in the villages around Salt Lake. Some of the Noghays, who were the founders of these villages, moved to Ottoman lands because of the political effects of Ottoman ... because of the political effects oCfr imean K hanate’s r esolution during the middle of the 19ctehn t ury. A t present, those who live in these villages are the
. Based on a case study, this research explains how these transformations have led to the redefinition of hydro-social territories, starting with the consolidation of a political and economic project of ... the World Commission on Dams: Is a political ecology approach the way forward? Water Alternatives, 3(2), 231-248. [ Links ] Bakker, K. (2003). An Uncooperative commodity: Privatizing water in
. Based on a case study, this research explains how these transformations have led to the redefinition of hydro-social territories, starting with the consolidation of a political and economic project of ... the World Commission on Dams: Is a political ecology approach the way forward? Water Alternatives, 3(2), 231-248. [ Links ] Bakker, K. (2003). An Uncooperative commodity: Privatizing water in
. Based on a case study, this research explains how these transformations have led to the redefinition of hydro-social territories, starting with the consolidation of a political and economic project of ... the World Commission on Dams: Is a political ecology approach the way forward? Water Alternatives, 3(2), 231-248. [ Links ] Bakker, K. (2003). An Uncooperative commodity: Privatizing water in
. Based on a case study, this research explains how these transformations have led to the redefinition of hydro-social territories, starting with the consolidation of a political and economic project of ... the World Commission on Dams: Is a political ecology approach the way forward? Water Alternatives, 3(2), 231-248. [ Links ] Bakker, K. (2003). An Uncooperative commodity: Privatizing water in
. Based on a case study, this research explains how these transformations have led to the redefinition of hydro-social territories, starting with the consolidation of a political and economic project of ... the World Commission on Dams: Is a political ecology approach the way forward? Water Alternatives, 3(2), 231-248. [ Links ] Bakker, K. (2003). An Uncooperative commodity: Privatizing water in
. Based on a case study, this research explains how these transformations have led to the redefinition of hydro-social territories, starting with the consolidation of a political and economic project of ... the World Commission on Dams: Is a political ecology approach the way forward? Water Alternatives, 3(2), 231-248. [ Links ] Bakker, K. (2003). An Uncooperative commodity: Privatizing water in
. Based on a case study, this research explains how these transformations have led to the redefinition of hydro-social territories, starting with the consolidation of a political and economic project of ... the World Commission on Dams: Is a political ecology approach the way forward? Water Alternatives, 3(2), 231-248. [ Links ] Bakker, K. (2003). An Uncooperative commodity: Privatizing water in
. Based on a case study, this research explains how these transformations have led to the redefinition of hydro-social territories, starting with the consolidation of a political and economic project of ... the World Commission on Dams: Is a political ecology approach the way forward? Water Alternatives, 3(2), 231-248. [ Links ] Bakker, K. (2003). An Uncooperative commodity: Privatizing water in
. Based on a case study, this research explains how these transformations have led to the redefinition of hydro-social territories, starting with the consolidation of a political and economic project of ... the World Commission on Dams: Is a political ecology approach the way forward? Water Alternatives, 3(2), 231-248. [ Links ] Bakker, K. (2003). An Uncooperative commodity: Privatizing water in
. Based on a case study, this research explains how these transformations have led to the redefinition of hydro-social territories, starting with the consolidation of a political and economic project of ... the World Commission on Dams: Is a political ecology approach the way forward? Water Alternatives, 3(2), 231-248. [ Links ] Bakker, K. (2003). An Uncooperative commodity: Privatizing water in
