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"This prescient Handbook examines inequalities in humanitarianism at multiple levels, highlighting the long-lasting impact of colonialism on contemporary power relations. Silke Roth, Bandana Purkayastha and Tobias Denskus bring together esteemed experts from the global north and south who introduce crucial research ethics frameworks and methodologies in order to study humanitarianism and inequality. Adopting an intersectional approach, this Handbook demonstrates the ways in which race, gender, class and other sources of inequality intersect in relation to a range of contemporary issues including the role of the media and technology, the COVID-19 pandemic, linguistic inequality, trafficking, and refugee protection and assistance. Looking ahead, the contributors stress the need for academics and practitioners to reflect on the inequalities that both underpin and are perpetuated by humanitarian contexts. Providing a detailed overview of the ways in which inequality has affected the development and transformation of humanitarianism, this Handbook will be essential reading for academics, students and researchers of humanitarian and development studies, international relations, and sociology and social policy. It will also be of interest to public policymakers focussing on humanitarianism and striving for global equality"--

Chapter 1. Questions about Giorgia Meloni's party -- Chapter 2. MSI. The flame of the defeated -- Chapter 3. AN. The flame outside the ghetto -- Chapter 4. FDI. The party of the third generation -- Chapter 5. Organisation and internal democracy -- Chapter 6. National-conservatives -- Chapter 7. Philoatlantists and Eurocritics -- Chapter 8. A mother against the mainstream -- Chapter 9. A changing electorate -- Chapter10. Leading the nation.

"Künstliche Intelligenz (KI) ist die aktuellste und meistdiskutierte Errungenschaft des digitalen Fortschritts. Die Versicherungswirtschaft als eine der am meisten von Daten abhängigen Branchen gilt als zentrales Anwendungsfeld für KI. In all ihren Tätigkeitsbereichen, insbesondere der Risikogestaltung, der Vertragsbearbeitung und dem Schadenmanagement, ist KI einsetzbar und wird bereits zunehmend eingesetzt. Die vorliegende Arbeit beschäftigt sich in einem umfassenden Blick mit den zivilrechtlichen, datenschutzrechtlichen und versicherungsvertragsrechtlichen Fragen bezüglich des Einsatzes von KI in der Versicherungswirtschaft und bei Versicherungsnehmern. Dabei wird zunächst in einem technisch-definitorischen Teil die Funktionsweise von KI erörtert und dabei auch auf die Definitionsansätze auf EU-Ebene eingegangen. Im darauffolgenden zivilrechtlichen Teil werden die gängigen Meinungsstreits zur Zurechnung und Haftung für KI-Verhalten aufgegriffen und unter Berücksichtigung von Reformperspektiven einer kritischen Würdigung unterzogen. Als rechtliches Schwerpunktproblem für den KI-Einsatz wird sodann das Datenschutzrecht identifiziert. Im versicherungsrechtlichen Teil stellt der Autor zwei Perspektiven der Versicherungswirtschaft auf KI vor: Zunächst beleuchtet er die Rechtsfragen, die beim Einsatz von KI durch Versicherer auftauchen. Insbesondere wird die Einordnung von Versicherung als Bereich mit hohem Risiko nach dem neuen KI-Gesetz diskutiert. Anschließend analysiert der Autor unter dem Stichwort "Silent AI" bestehende Bedingungswerke und Versicherungsprodukte auf ihre Kompatibilität mit der neuen Technologie. Hierbei identifiziert er stellenweise Anpassungsbedarf bzw. teils auch Bedarf an neuem Versicherungsschutz. Das Werk richtet sich gleichermaßen an Wissenschaft und Praxis, insbesondere an Juristen, die für Versicherer, Insurtechs und KI-Unternehmen tätig sind.".

Chapter 1:Introduction: At the Crossroads of Europe and the Mediterranean -- Chapter 2: The Life of Julienne -- Chapter 3: The Long Journey of African Migrant Women -- Chapter 4: Archipelagos of Constraint: The Arrival in Europe -- Chapter 5: In the Margins: The Moral Landscapes of the Migrant Reception System -- Chapter 6: The Scales of Autonomy: The Body, the Domestic Space, the Digital Space -- Chapter 7: Conclusion: What Migration Does to Women, What Women Do to Migration.

Chapter 1. The Arab Palestinian Minority within a Diverse, Multi-Ethnic, Militarized Society in Israel -- Chapter 2. Intersectional representation: Theory and practice -- Chapter 3. Parliamentary talk and procedures -- Chapter 4. The first period: 1949-1974 -- Chapter 5. The second period: 1974-1996 -- Chapter 6. The third period: 1996-2009 -- Chapter 7. The fourth period: 2009-2015 -- Chapter 8. The fifth period: 2015-2019 and 2021-2022 -- Chapter 9. The intersectional representation of Arab Palestinian legislators: A comparative analysis, 1949-2019 -- Chapter 10. Conclusions.

Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Why has science been of crucial importance for human development in the last centuries? -- Chapter 3. What about transparency in other areas of the public sector? -- Chapter 4. Proactive transparency -- Chapter 5. Transparency challenges for business and privacy -- Chapter 6. Appendix 1: Personal experiences of the author -- Chapter 7. Appendix 2: Political appointments in ex- communist countries (lack of autonomy in Slovene public sector).

Introduction: The judiciary from the inside -- Chapter 1: Judicial politics in Mexico. Understanding the legal culture of judges -- Chapter 2: Studying judicial elites. A Methodological approach -- Chapter 3: Who inhabits the judiciary? Social origins and professional trajectories of the judicial elite -- Chapter 4: The internal dynamics of the judiciary: recruitment and judicial career -- Chapter 5: Judges' legal culture in Mexico -- Conclusion: Is the judiciary a traditionalist, nepotistic, and formalist institution?. .

Chapter 1. Social Doctrine of the Church and Relational Ontology: The Trinitarian Roots of Subsidiarity -- Chapter 2. Grounding the Principle of Subsidiarity: Creation, Wonder, Marriage and the Family -- Chapter 3. The Principle of Subsidiarity: Overcoming Market & State Polarities -- Chapter 4. Subsidiarity, Human Dignity and Public Health Policies -- Chapter 5. Catholic Liberalism: An Anti-Populist Proposal -- Chapter 6. Subsidiarity and the Voluntary Principle: Historical Reflections on Thomas Chalmers (1780–1847) -- Chapter 7. Freedom, Solidarity and Subsidiarity through Work in Ancient Rome: The Tomb of the Baker Marcus Vergilius Eurysaces -- Chapter 8. Inspired By Differing Traditions – Views on Christian Democracy in Two Governments of Hungary After 1989 -- Chapter 9. Subsidiarity as the magic key to Europe's future: Conceptual and theoretical interpretations of subsidiarity in the context of the current debates on the future of the European Union -- Chapter 10.The Principle of Subsidiarity in European Law -- Chapter 11. Spiritual Capital and Giftedness: Subsidiarity in Business -- Chapter 12. Teaching Subsidiarity through Purpose: A Classical-Experience-Based Curriculum Development.

Part one: Introduction -- Part Two: Re-examining Classic Approaches -- Which kind of hero? Thoughts on archetypes of military heroism. Joseph Soeters, Emeritus professor Tilburg University, the Netherlands, (jmml.soeters@gmail.com) The Morale Component of the Russia-Ukraine War. Adi Sherzer & Samuel Boumendil Han Solo and Professor Moriarty: what interviewing soldiers taught me about heroism. Morten Brænder, Aarhus University -- Part Three: Changing National Contexts -- Between Heroization and Victimization. Assessing Empirical Evidence of Representations of Veterans in a Pre- and Post-Heroic Era (UK) Rita Phillips, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen UK,Contact: r.phillips5@rgu.ac.uk, Vince Connelly,Oxford Brookes University, UK, vconnelly@brookes.ac.uk I (still) need a Hero: Civilians, Society and the Continuing Need for military Heroism and Heroes (Israel). Elisheva Rosman, Bar-Ilan University From zero to hero: A conceptual framework of creating and recreating heroism based on the Estonian experience. Kairi Kasearu, Tiia-Triin Truusa, Eleri Lillemäe Canada's military and the post-heroic condition. Eric Ouellet, Ph.D. Department of Defence Studies, Royal Military College of Canada South Korea: Declining but Persistent Military Heroism. Insoo Kim Civilian and military perceptions of heroism in war in Norway. On diverging paths? Torunn Haaland -- Part Four: Contested and Questioning Contexts Japan: a pacified heroism. Saya Kiba and Atsushi Yasutomi Military heroism in Germany: A contested and ever-changing concept. Maren Tomforde Legitimate Use of Violence? Interrogating the Hero-Soldier of the Marawi War in the Philippines. Rosalie Arcala Hall and Duvince Zhalimar Dumpit University of the Philippines Visayas rbarcalahall@up.edu.ph -- Part Five: Emerging Form of Alternative Heroism: Illustrating the post-heroic hero? Portraying the technological hero in Israel. Oshri Bar-Gil -- Military Contractors in a Post-Heroic Society: Organizational Adaptation and Military Autonomy. Christopher Kinsey and Eyal Ben-Ari Heroism in the Context of a Global Pandemic: Canadian Armed Forces Domestic Deployment in Response to COVID-19. Keith Pearce, PhD, Kathy Michaud, PhD, Irina Goldenberg, PhD, & Matthew G. Huebner, MA. Epilogue -- Re-enchanting the Heroic Military and continued enchantment. René Moelker, Eyal Ben-Ari, Uzi Ben-Shalom, Nehemia Stern .

1. Introduction -- 2. Linking regional responses to citizens' perceptions: a framework -- 3. The Covid-19 crisis: global challenges and regional answers? -- 4. Communicating the crisis: between regional and national logics -- 5. Citizens' perceptions: the impact of Covid-19 on public opinion -- 6. Conclusions.

1 Introduction -- Part I Transcultural Comparative Analyses -- 2 Political and Psychological Processes Contributing to European Populisms of the Left and Right -- 3 The Inner Logic: An Intergroup Approach to the Populist Mentality in Europe -- Part II Psychosocial Constructs in Action -- 4 COVID-19 Threat and Populism: The Mediated Effect of Epistemic and Significance Motivations -- 5 Conspiracy Ideation and Political Populism -- 6 Populist Thin Ideology: From a Theoretical Conceptualisation to the Development of a New Scale -- Part III The Italian Case -- 7 This is not the End. How the Appeal of Populism Changed Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic -- 8 Representations of Populism, Pandemic, and War among Italian Citizens of Different Political Orientations. A Psycho-Linguistic Analysis of their Associative Productions (2019-2022) -- Part IV Populist Communication in the Blogsphere -- 9 Italian populist leaders and their followers on Facebook (2019-2022). Representational fields and empirical evidence from a psycho-social linguistic perspective -- 10 Double Bind or Political Advantage? The Negotiation of Womanhood in the Online Discourse of Female Right-Wing Populist Politicians -- 11 Concluding remarks.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: America's Imagined Muslims -- 1. Ms. Marvel and the "Embiggening" of Muslims in America -- 2. The Scripted Lives of TV Muslims -- 3. Big Screen, Small Stage: Negotiating Identity through Comedy -- 4. Identity and Religion in Reality TV -- 5. A Glossy Islam: Muslim Lives in Fashion Magazines -- Conclusion: The Complications of Visibility -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Author.

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