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Em 2022, o Brasil completou 200 anos de sua Independência. Esse é um momento propício para repensar a inserção internacional do Brasil ao longo desses dois séculos. Ao mesmo tempo, a produção sobre p

Il dibattito acceso sul Reddito di Cittadinanza nasce da un dovuto riconoscenza di quote crescenti di popolazione, non solo adulta e anziana, al margini del mercato del lavoro; anche quote significative di giovani, nonostante i percorsi di istruzione attuati, si trovano in difficolta per filtri selettivi per tanti aspetti poco giustificabili che non ne consentono la occupazione.La presenza ulteriore di una quota rilevante di persone immigrate e non ancora riconosciute in pieno dalle normative in vigore, rende ancora piu comprensibile e giustificata la domanda di un reddito che porti al riconoscimento della cittadinanza piena.La logica assistenziale spesso pero prevale nella gestione del reddito di cittadinanza che invece deve portare ad una progressiva autonomia di coloro che ne fanno richiesta, con la necessaria distinzione con le quote di popolazione gia ai margini della vita economica e sociale.Al di la dei diversi modi di concepire e rappresentare la risorsa economica integrativa e inclusiva per persone che vivono nella marginalita, va comunque affermata e riconosciuta la cittadinanza come un diritto che non puo distinguere, selezionare i cittadini, ma deve affermarne la loro autonomia e la loro responsabilita; una responsabilita non solo individuale, ma anche delle istituzioni che gestiscono una risorsa per tanti importante e insostituibile per una vita dignitosa.

Este livro da professora, doutora e pós-doutora Rita Gomes do Nascimento — nossa Rita Potyguara — é uma reflexão sobre a luta de transformar instituições educacionais para que aprendam, por meio da e

Meta event search engines - web crawlers that automatically retrieve events (like concerts, conferences, fleamarkets ...) from the websites of the event organizer - are the next big thing on the internet.This ebook does not describe how to program such an eventcrawler - it is meant for event managers that want to prepare their event websites to be found by these search engines.Whereas some standards have been developed within the scientific community of the "semantic web" - this code does not require any programming / HTML skills (which was/is a problem for smaller event-organizers who dont want to dig into programming).A small chapter touches the field of course marketing, and the DATE HASHTAG is a simple tool for platforms like Twitter and Facebook.

Lebook e orientato a fornire ai lettore le metodologie, le tecniche e le competenze sulla corretta navigazione web, luso dei social, ovvero sulluso proficuo delle risorse in rete; in modo consapevole ed efficace. Lobiettivo e quello di educare i cittadini del nuovo millennio alla c.d. Cittadinanza Digitale come strumento di lavoro.

Der Kommentar zur Schaffhauser Verwaltungsrechtspflege ist ein Gemeinschaftswerk von erfahrenen Juristinnen und Juristen aus Verwaltung, Justiz und Advokatur. Er stellt die aktuelle Praxis und Literatur zur Schaffhauser Verwaltungsrechtspflege ubersichtlich und in gut verstandlicher Sprache dar. Dieses Werk versteht sich in erster Linie als Arbeitsinstrument fur Behorden und Anwaltschaft sowie als Orientierungshilfe fur rechtsuchende Private. Es soll zu einer qualitativ hohen Rechtspflege und zu einem starkeren Rechtsschutz der Burgerinnen und Burger beitragen.Die artikelweisen Kommentierungen behandeln das Verwaltungsrechtspflegegesetz wie auch diejenigen Bestimmungen des Justizgesetzes, die einen direkten Bezug zum Verwaltungsrecht aufweisen. Sie werden erganzt durch zwei vertiefende Beitrage, die sich mit der Geschichte und den Perspektiven der Schaffhauser Verwaltungsrechtspflege auseinandersetzen. Angehangte Checklisten sowie ein Sachregister erhohen den praktischen Nutzen des Kommentars.

The software industry is regarded as one of the most creative and dynamic industries in the world. At the same time, sheltering software through copyright and patent law has been a major point of contention for the past 40 years. This doctoral thesis aims to provide new insights to this discussion. Through the use of sociological methodology, it supplies the necessary basic scientific reasearch regarding how software is developed and commercialized nowadays. Based on these findings, it then legally evaluates to what extent copyright and patent law are able to reflect these structures and determines how an optimal protection scope for computer programs could look like today. This doctoral thesis on one hand offers novel insights and points of view on existing legal doctrines. It further acknowledges as well as legally qualifies some prevailing trends in the software industry, such as Scrum and continuous delivery, that have so far been largely unaddressed by copyright and patent law.

O obra reúne textos que buscam diagnosticar a crise sócio-política que afeta o Brasil, além de apontar meios para enfrentá-la e superá-la. Como aponta Giovanni Semeraro na apresentação, o livro "reco

First published in 1906, "At the Back of the Black Mans Mind" by Richard Edward Dennett looks at Bantu and Yoruba spiritual practices and philosophy, including nature worship, sacred kingship, and shamanism.By reading this book critically we can glimpse a system of nature worship, sacred kingship, and shamanism from before the colonial era, and get a hint of a very complex philosophy of esoteric correspondences which rival the better documented systems (e.g. the Upanishads, the I Ching and the Qabalah).However, the reader has to be aware many of its characterizations would today be considered colonialist or racist and it provides many theories about the facts presented which are incorrect or irrelevant.Richard Edward Dennett was an English trader operating out of the Kongo in the early 20th century who wrote a number of books that were influential on sociological and anthropological research on the cultures of West Africa. Dennett spent many years studying West African folklore, culture, and religion at the turn of the 19th century.

Una riflessione in merito al tema del dibattito pubblico sulle grandi opere, con alcuni spunti metodologici per migliorare i processi di coinvolgimento degli stakeholder, garantire la trasparenza del confronto, rendere piu oggettivi possibile i processi decisionali e piu rendicontabile il percorso. La ripresa economica post Covid e una sfida per lItalia ma anche una grande occasione per migliorare lefficienza di alcuni processi, quali quelli partecipativi propedeutici alla realizzazione di grandi opere infrastrutturali, industriali, civili, anche grazie alle tecnologie dellinformazione e ai nuovi mezzi di comunicazione digitale. Un tema importante alla luce degli indirizzi normativi e urgente in relazione ai programmi di impiego delle risorse per la ricostruzione e ai vincoli della situazione sanitaria attuale.

Wo bezahlt man mit dem Vater des Fensters? Warum war ein deutscher Bierbrauer lange Zeit Huter des serbischen Dinar? Wieso steht auf nordirischen Geldscheinen Danske Bank? Welche Wahrung zeigt eine nackte Frau, die auf einem Hai reitet? Diese und andere Fragen beantwortet seit 2010 die Serie "Schein-Welt" in der "Welt am Sonntag". Dieses E-Book ist die kostenlose Schnupper-Edition zu den Buchern, die begleitend zu dieser Serie erschienen sind. Die Bucher nehmen den Leser mit auf eine faszinierende und spannende Reise durch die Welt der Banknoten. Denn Geldscheine berichten uber Entstehen und Werden einer Nation, uber ihre Mythen und Sagen, sie zeigen ihre Helden und Geistesgroen, ihre Flora und Fauna. Kurz: Sie sind die Visitenkarten eines Staates. Das E-Book offnet diese Welt fur die Leser und erzahlt in kurzen Texten wissenswerte und interessante Geschichten zu 20 ausgewahlten Wahrungen aus der ganzen Welt, ihren Nationen und Banknoten. Rund 100 Abbildungen der jeweiligen Banknoten illustrieren die bunte Reise um die Welt. Die vollstandige Ausgabe enthalt 165 Geschichten mit uber 650 Abbildungen.Informationen zu allen Buchern, die im Rahmen der Serie erschienen sind, unter www.schein-welt.info

First published in 1896, "A Problem in Modern Ethics" by John Addington Symonds is an historically significant essay and one of the first attempts in modern times to examine homosexuality, putting it in a medical, historical and legal context, and to propose that civil rights should be extended to gay people. Along with Edward Carpenter and Walt Whitman, Symonds was one of the pioneers of gay rights and spirituality. Symonds was an aristocratic English man of letters who, by virtue of his class status, was able to lead a closeted but very active sexual life. He overcame the fear and loathing that Victorian society attached to homosexuality through an internal struggle which is today known as coming out. However, he had to live a double life, taking lovers from lower social classes while embedded in a sham marriage, and normally had write about his experiences in veiled language.Even this privately printed essay, which discusses homosexuality frankly, is extremely circumspect. We have to wade through quite a bit of Victorian pseudo-science and gobbledygook to get to the very valid points that Symonds was trying to make. Symonds concludes that homosexuality is innate and not a disease or mental disorder, gay sexuality is every bit as natural as heterosexuality, and homosexual acts between consenting adults should not be treated as criminal. These concepts are quite moderate (although at the time they were, of course, radical), and today are widely accepted.Symonds later wrote a companion essay to this, "A Problem in Greek Ethics", which drew on his extensive classical knowledge to examine homosexuality in ancient Greece.

Kate Westbrook, niece of the intrepid Miss Moneypenny and editor of her famous diaries, has uncovered two more of her aunts formerly-classified adventures.Short stories First Date and For Your Eyes Only, James offer a tantalising (and candid) glimpse into the life of James Bonds confidante and co-conspiritor: the ever-resourceful Miss Moneypenny . . .

In 1644, poet and prose-writer John Milton wrote his polemic "Areopagitica" to address British Parliament and its 1643 licensing order that required the censorship of all printed materials. Although the complete title, "Areopagitica: A Speech for the Liberty of Unlicensed Printing to the Parliament of England", implies that the text is oratory, Milton privileged text over speech as a means of communication and wrote the speech to be read rather than spoken. He takes the title from the Areopagiticus discourse, in which the Greek rhetorician Isocrates wrote a lecture that was also designed to be read and not delivered. Isocratess speech addresses the highest Court of the Areopagus (the word literally translates as the hill of Ares), offering advice from a private citizen for social reform. Similarly, Milton addresses Parliament from the stance of a private citizen who critiques the actions of the British government.(Source: supersummary.com)

"Our Revolution" (Essays on Working-Class and International Revolution, 1904-1917) is a compilation of key works by Leon Trotsky, written between 1904 and the end of April 1917, about the character and tasks of the Russian Revolution.Excerpt from "Our Revolution":...The world has not known us Russian revolutionists. The world has sympathized with us; the world abroad has given aid and com fort to our refugees; the world, at times, even admired us; yet the world has not known us. Friends of freedom in Europe and America were keenly anxious to see the victory of our cause; they watched our successes and our defeats with breathless interest; yet they were concerned with material results. Our Views, our party affiliations, our factional divisions...

Può un sindaco di nome Giovanni Dieci, dopo una malattia che gli ha fatto perdere parte della memoria, diventare fondamentale per la rinascita di un paese di nome Lode?Certo che si!Come?...Lettura in

"The Commonwealth of Oceana", published 1656, is a composition of political philosophy written by the English politician and essayist, James Harrington. Harringtons brief career as a political and historical theorist spans the last years of the Cromwellian Protectorate and the Restoration of 1660. The unsuccessful first attempt to publish Oceana was officially censored by Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell. It was eventually published, with a dedication to Cromwell.The aim of "The Commonwealth of Oceana" was to demonstrate that England was ripe for republican government and to provide a blueprint for the type of republic that ought to be adopted.

"The Conquest of Bread" is Peter Kropotkins most extensive study of human needs and his outline of the most rational and equitable means of satisfying them. A combination of detailed historical analysis and far-reaching Utopian vision, this is a step-by-step guide to social revolution: the concrete means of achieving it, and the world that humanitys constructive genius is capable of creating.

John Reeds "Ten Days that Shook the World" represents one of the 20th Centurys greatest political-literary achievements, being one of the first book length eye-witness accounts of the great Russian October Revolution.If youve ever read about the Russian Revolution, youve probably heard of "Ten Days That Shook the World".Reed, a U.S. communist and journalist for Metropolitan, traveled to Petrograd (currently Saint Petersburg) in 1917 to investigate what was really happening in Russia after the February Revolution. He found that there wasnt a complete socialist takeover of the government, but rather a bourgeois replacement of Czar Nicholas IIs empire. It was the landed elite and factory owners that were continuing to control the government and society. During this time, Reed presents challenges faced by Russians who were often without food.Nonetheless, Reed continued to follow revolutionary events in ensuing months, eventually leading to the revolutions October apex.One of the most important features of his book is his demystification of the myth that the Russian Revolution was a leader-centered movement. It was, instead, led by well-organized and established urban workers and rural peasants who had suffered under czarist Russia and who were suffering under the subsequent provisional government.What the people wanted was peace to leave World War I, which was making them go hungry. They also wanted workers control over industrial production, for peasants to gain control of land from feudal lords and to freely elect a revolutionary government. Reed recounted how Russian leaders, including Vladimir Lenin, rose up organically and were there to serve the will of the people.Reed also details the events of Oct. 24 and 25, when thousands of Bolsheviks took control of the national telegraph system, power stations, post offices, state banks and other important infrastructure around Petrograd from the White Guard. He says he was convinced that this was the best option for Russia, lest the country be taken over by Germany. When he returned to the U.S., Reed helped found the Communist Labor Party. He is one of only three U.S. citizens to be buried at the Kremlin.

The dream of a perfect society has fascinated thinkers and writers for centuries, giving rise to some of the most profound works of political philosophy and speculative fiction. The Utopia Collection, published by Steppenwolf Press, brings together seven groundbreaking texts that explore the possibilities and pitfalls of human civilization. From visions of ideal societies to cautionary tales of totalitarian control, this collection traces the evolution of utopian thought and its enduring impact on literature, philosophy, and political theory. The Social Contract by Jean-Jacques Rousseau lays the foundation for modern democracy, arguing that legitimate government arises from the collective will of the people. Utopia by Thomas More, the book that coined the term, envisions a society built on reason, equality, and communal living. New Atlantis by Francis Bacon presents a scientific utopia where knowledge is the key to human progress, while City of the Sun by Tommaso Campanella imagines a theocratic world governed by wisdom and shared enlightenment. As the centuries progressed, utopian dreams collided with the realities of power and control, giving rise to works that question the cost of engineered perfection. Anthem by Ayn Rand warns against the dangers of collectivism, celebrating the power of individual thought and self-determination. Men Like Gods by H.G. Wells transports readers to a parallel world where humanity has overcome war and oppression, offering a hopeful vision of what we might become. We by Yevgeny Zamyatin takes a darker turn, portraying a regimented dystopia where personal identity is sacrificed for absolute ordera chilling precursor to Orwells 1984 and Huxleys Brave New World. With its blend of utopian ideals and dystopian warnings, The Utopia Collection is an essential anthology for readers interested in philosophy, political theory, and speculative fiction. These works continue to shape conversations about freedom, justice, and the pursuit of a better world, making this volume a thought-provoking journey through humanitys greatest hopes and deepest fears.