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En este trabajo se defiende la idea de que los sistemas generales, como
cualificados instrumentos de la ordenación urbana, y territorial, no son per se bienes de dominio
público. Pueden serlo, y lo son mayoritariamente, cuando se realiza la concreción y
efectividad de su destino y éste coincide con las previas y expresas declaraciones legales
de demanialidad de las instalaciones o equipamientos a que pueden ser destinados los sistemas
generales. Pero también esos sistemas pueden ser, y de hecho lo son en gran medida,
de titularidad privada, sin perder un ápice de su genuina finalidad u objetivo. De modo
que, al igual que la calificación de los bienes como dominio público conecta con el objeto,
bien o servicio o equipamiento de destino y no a la inversa, los sistemas generales son
«unidades de destino» para los terrenos urbanos, urbanizables o no urbanizables, que exijan
instalaciones para el común beneficio público y vertebración de la ciudad.
Lan honek defendatzen du sistema orokorrak, hiri ¿eta lurralde¿ antolamenduko
tresnak direnez, ez direla jabari publikoko ondasun per se. Izan daitezke, eta
gehienak badira, haien helburua eta helburuaren eraginkortasuna zehaztean, sistema orokorretara
bidera daitezkeen instalazioen edo ekipamenduen jabari publikoko lege-adierazpenekin,
aurretik eta berariaz egindakoekin, bat badatoz. Baina sistema horiek titulartasun
pribatukoak ere izan daitezke, eta hala dira hein handi batean, horregatik beren helburua
edo xedea ezertan aldatu gabe. Ondasun bat jabari publikoko kalifikatzea helburuko objektuarekin,
ondasunarekin, zerbitzuarekin edo ekipamenduarekin konektatzen den bezala, eta
ez alderantziz, sistema orokorrak onura publikorako eta hiria egituratzeko instalazioak behar
dituzten hiri-lur, lur urbanizagarri edo lur urbanizaezinentzako «helburuko unitateak» dira.
In this paper, the idea that the «General Systems», as qualified
instruments of urban planning and territorial, are not, per se, public property, is defended.
They can be, and mostly they are, public property when produced the specificity and
effectiveness of its destination and this coincides with previous and express statutory
declarations in public ownership. But these «Systems» can be, and indeed are largely,
privately owned, without losing its genuine purpose or objective.
So, like the qualification of property as public connects with the object, equipment or
service, and no the other, the «General Systems» are units target» for urban, developable
or nor developable land, requiring facilities for the common public and the backbone of the
city benefit.

Social Movements and Solidarity Structures in Crisis-Ridden Greece explores the rich grassroots experience of social movements in Greece between 2008 and 2016. The harsh conditions of austerity triggered the rise of vibrant mobilizations that went hand-in-hand with the emergence of numerous solidarity structures, providing unofficial welfare services to the suffering population. Based on qualitative field research conducted in more than 50 social movement organizations in Greece's two major cities, the book offers an in-depth analysis of the contentious mechanisms that led to the development of such solidarity initiatives. By analyzing the organizational structure, resources and identity of markets without middlemen, social and collective kitchens, organizations distributing food parcels, social clinics and self-managed cooperatives, this study explains the enlargement of boundaries of collective action in times of crisis.

Theory and methods in a practice context : theorizing practice / Neil thompson -- Theory and methods in an intellectual context : using research / Paul Stepney and Neil Thompson -- Theory and methods in a policy and organizational context : international perspectives / Paul Stepney -- Psychodynamic theory / Malcolm Payne -- Cognitive-behavioral therapy / Paul Stepney and Paul Davis -- Task-centered practice / Ronald H. Rooney -- Crisis intervention / Neil Thompson -- Narrative approaches / Louise Harms -- Existentialism / Neil Thompson -- Solution-focused practice / Suki Desai -- Mediation / Wing Hong Chui -- Social pedagogy / Juha Hèamèalèainen -- Family therapy / Robert Taibbi -- Group work / Mark Doel -- Ecological theories / Aila-Leena Matthies and Kati Nèarhi -- Activism and advocacy / Donna Baines, Emma Tseris and Fran Waugh -- Community social work / Paul Stepney -- Index.

This article examines the effect of democratic attitudes on social capital in four Latin American countries. It relies on a secondary analysis of data from a multi-national study conducted in 2005—2006. Findings indicate that democratic attitudes had a significant positive effect on social capital even in rural settings, and that social capital increased as democratic attitudes improved.

In recent decades, the rise of world markets and the technological revolutions in transportation and communication have brought what was once distant and inaccessible within easy reach of the individual. The territorial and social closure that characterized nation-states is fading, and this is reflected not only in new forms of governance and economic globalization, but also in individual mobility and transnational transactions, affiliations and networks. Social Transnationalism explores new forms of cross-border interactions and mobility which have expanded across physical space b.

Trade, monetary, and debt management policy, privatization, and the social impact of restructuring in rural areas; 6 articles.

AbstractAlthough actual experiences of upward social mobility are historically low, many adolescents and adults express a belief in social mobility (e.g., that social status can change). Although a belief in upward mobility (e.g., that status can improve) can be helpful for economically disadvantaged adolescents and adults, a belief in upward social mobility in adults is also associated with greater acceptance of societal inequality. While this belief might have similar benefits or consequences in children, no previous work has examined whether children are even capable of reasoning about social mobility. This is surprising, given that elementary‐aged children exhibit sophisticated reasoning about both social status, as well as about the fixedness or malleability of properties and group membership. Across an economically advantaged group of 5‐ to 12‐year‐old American children (N = 151, Mage = 8.91, 63% racial majority, 25% racially marginalized; Mhousehold income = $133,064), we found evidence that children can reason about social mobility for their own families and for others. Similar to research in adults, children believe that others are more likely to experience upward than downward mobility. However, in contrast to adult's typical beliefs—but in line with economic realities—between 7‐ and 9‐years‐old, children become less likely to expect upward mobility for economically disadvantaged, versus advantaged, families. In sum, children are capable of reasoning about social mobility in nuanced ways; future work should explore the implications of these beliefs.Research Highlights
Despite harsh economic realities, a belief in upward social mobility and the American Dream is alive and well.
Between 7 and 9 years of age, economically advantaged, American children begin to expect economically disadvantaged families to experience less upward mobility than economically advantaged families.
Children's beliefs about social mobility better accord with reality than adults' do.

National audience ; Dans un article récent paru dans les Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales, Etienne Anheim se demande « d'où vient que le XIVesiècle est crédité de l'invention d'une science politique balbutiante, qui connaîtrait, avec Machiavel, le début de sa maturité». Montrer, comme le fait fort pertinemment cet auteur, que cet acte de naissance de la science politique moderne est « d'abord l'héritage d'une historiographie nationale»[1] –encore une spécificité française? –ne dispense pas de s'interroger sur la nature même des balbutiements de cette discipline; et, pour entrer sans tarder dans le cadre qui est le nôtre, de se poser la question de savoir s'il s'agit là d'une discipline alors ouvertement enseignée.

National audience ; Dans un article récent paru dans les Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales, Etienne Anheim se demande « d'où vient que le XIVesiècle est crédité de l'invention d'une science politique balbutiante, qui connaîtrait, avec Machiavel, le début de sa maturité». Montrer, comme le fait fort pertinemment cet auteur, que cet acte de naissance de la science politique moderne est « d'abord l'héritage d'une historiographie nationale»[1] –encore une spécificité française? –ne dispense pas de s'interroger sur la nature même des balbutiements de cette discipline; et, pour entrer sans tarder dans le cadre qui est le nôtre, de se poser la question de savoir s'il s'agit là d'une discipline alors ouvertement enseignée.

The article considers the complex of existing web resources containing a variety of data, which relect the status of national science and technology. These include The National performance monitoring system for scientiic organizations conducting research, experimental development and technology works (FSMSO), the Uniied government's information system for recording the results of research, development and technological works of civil purpose (USIRS R&D), the oicial website for publishing information about government's (municipal) institutions Bus.gov.ru, the departmental information systems, such as, for example, the automated system for consolidated reporting of the Federal Agency of Scientiic Organizations of Russian Federation, the information system of science-related government assignments of higher educational institutions and scientiic organizations subordinated to the Ministry of education and science of the Russian Federation. The complex of existing information systems is examined from a standpoint of its use in the process of setting and monitoring the implementation of science-related government assignments. The article presents the analysis of FSMSO and USIRS R&D information systems and provides some suggestions for their improvement. The proposals for the integration of information systems that contain data about the development of national science and technology are presented. In particular, pertaining to FSMSO the author provides proposals for amendments to the Guidelines for Calculation and Entry of Data Based on Performance Indicators of Scientiic Organizations. With regard to USIRS R&D it is proposed to improve the database structure and the tool for retrieving information from the system for its analytical processing. To improve the eiciency of the information system of science-related government assignments it is recommended to integrate data on S&T works and services available in FSMSO, USIRS R&D and the database of the oicial website for publishing information about ...