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Globalization and health in an emerging new world order. [PDF]
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Digital Transformation for Improving Child Health in South Asia: Do We Need a Reboot?
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Housing Studies, 1993
Abstract This article examines the issue of privacy within the home as a way of exploring the contradiction between feminist views that women and men experience the home differently ‐ and indeed that women may find the home oppressive ‐ and Saunders’ recent (1990) evidence that men and women express similar and equally strong positive sentiments about ...
Moira Munro, Ruth Madigan
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Abstract This article examines the issue of privacy within the home as a way of exploring the contradiction between feminist views that women and men experience the home differently ‐ and indeed that women may find the home oppressive ‐ and Saunders’ recent (1990) evidence that men and women express similar and equally strong positive sentiments about ...
Moira Munro, Ruth Madigan
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LEISURE AND THE PRIVATE SPHERE
Loisir et Société / Society and Leisure, 1980ABSTRACT The use of the concept “private sphere” to locate leisure carries with it many unstated assumptions about the nature and function of leisure in modern society. The distinction made today between private and public spheres is industrial capitalism.
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2004
Abstract We began our introductory journey into the world of Roman statuary with a glance at the opulence of a luxurious villa on the Via Appia. The Hellenized sculptural decoration of the Villa of the Quintilii was physically not far removed from the commemorative portraits on the street of tombs or even the monuments of the capital ...
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Abstract We began our introductory journey into the world of Roman statuary with a glance at the opulence of a luxurious villa on the Via Appia. The Hellenized sculptural decoration of the Villa of the Quintilii was physically not far removed from the commemorative portraits on the street of tombs or even the monuments of the capital ...
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Human Rights in the Private Sphere
1993Abstract This book challenges several traditional assumptions concerning human rights. In particular it challenges the presumption that the fundamental rights and freedoms contained in the European Convention on Human Rights are irrelevant for cases which concern the sphere of relations between individuals. It asks whether victims should
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