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An International Look at EMPLOYMENT PROBLEMS
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1959The ILO is a specialized agency of the United Nations, similar to the World Health Organization with which it works closely. It is not an international trade union, despite its title, but has a tripartite make-uprepresenting the government, employers, and employees-from each country that is a member of the United Nations.
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The Problem of an International Language
Science, 1951H D, Hammond, D R, Lincicome, A, Keys
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Infertility: An international health problem
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1994When considering infertility as a health problem, the above definition is too restrictive for a number of reasons. First, for women aged 30-35 who have voluntarily delayed childbearing, a waiting period of 1 year or more may be psychologically unacceptable.
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Legitimacy: A Problem in International Law and for International Lawyers?
2008As was almost to be expected, the papers presented and the discussions that followed at our symposium have not reduced, but rather added to, the confusion which characterises the debate on the place and relevance of legitimacy in international law. Some participants rejected the concept out of hand and insisted that the only notion which counted was ...
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An international agreement as a complementarity problem
1979A general equilibrium model is presented which describes the operation of a buffer stock agreement on the world market. The model is reformulated as a complementarity problem and its solution through nonsmooth optimization is described.
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THE DIMENSIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING PROBLEM.
The Accounting Review, 1963Abstract It is maintained that an international accounting problem exists and that this problem is the outgrowth of three economic phenomena of our time, namely growth of international business investments, regionalization, and economic development efforts.
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Problems of Internalization: a button Is a button Is—Not
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 2014Analysts hope to help the patient internalize a relationship with the analyst that contrasts with the original archaic object relation. In this paper, the author describes particular difficulties in working with a patient whose defenses and anxieties were bulimic, her movement toward internalization inevitably undone. Several issues are considered: how
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Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry and Allied Disciplines, 2022
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