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SUMARIO:
I. INTRODUCCIÓNII. LOS ANTECEDENTES DEL CASOIII. LA FUNDAMENTACIÓN JURÍDICA DE LA SENTENCIAIV. CONCLUSIÓN

SUMARIO: I. INTRODUCCIÓN II. LA RAÍZ DEL CONFLICTO: CONSERVACIÓN VERSUS DESARROLLO, HISTORIA FRENTE A PLAN III. LA ARGUMENTACIÓN JURÍDICA DEL TRIBUNAL SUPERIOR DE JUSTICIA DEL PAÍS VASCO: EL VALOR DE LA "MEMORIA VINCULANTE" COMO ELEMENTO MODERADOR DE LA DISCRECIONALIDAD ADMINISTRATIVA Y LA "ÚNICA SOLUCIÓN COHERENTE"IV. LA NECESARIA BÚSQUEDA DE EQUILIBRIO EN LA ORDENACIÓN URBANÍSTICA: DE LA APARENTE COLISIÓN ENTRE LOS ARTÍCULOS 46 Y 47 DE LA CONSTITUCIÓN A LA JUSTA PONDERACIÓN ENTRE DOS PRINCIPIOS DE IDÉNTICO VALOR JURÍDICOV. REFLEXIONES FINALES.

La jubilación del profesor ENTRENA CUESTA, catedrático de Derecho Administrativo de la Universidad de Barcelona, propició la celebración, el 15 de noviembre de 2002, de un Seminario sobre la justicia Administrativa en la Facultad de Derecho de dicha Universidad, el cual, bajo la presidencia del profesor Alejandro Nieto, contó con la participación de los profesores Tornos Mas, Font i Llovet, Malaret i García, Esteve Pardo, Pérez Moreno, Baena del Alcázar, López Ramón, Baño León, Cassagne y Montoro Chiner.
Dicho Seminario, en el que tan eminentes administrativistas repasaron los problemas y las cuestiones fundamentales planteadas en torno al control jurisdiccional de la Administración Pública, a la luz de la "nueva" Ley de 13 de julio de 1998, es el origen del volumen que tenemos ocasión de reseñar sucintamente, publicado en el último trimestre del pasado año 2003.

Purpose: This article explores different strands of educational discourse about sexual diversity in Portuguese schools, from the students perspectives. Method: The methodological approach consisted in conducting focus groups discussions: 36 with 232 young students (H = 106, M = 126) in 12 public secondary schools. Findings: Students reveal a polyphony of discourses that gravitate between liberal acceptance, conditional acceptance and intolerance. Research implications: Attention is drawn not only to discriminatory processes that question school as a democratic place for LGBT youth, but also to the gap between what is legally decreed and a lack of know-how in the approach to sexual diversity in school.

This paper summarizes the results of HealthVent project. It had an aim to develop health-based ventilation guidelines and through this process contribute to advance indoor air quality (IAQ) policies and guidelines. A framework that allows determining ventilation requirements in public and residential buildings based on the health requirements is proposed. The framework is based on three principles: 1. Criteria for permissible concentrations of specific air pollutants set by health authorities have to be respected ; 2. Ventilation must be preceded by source control strategies that have been duly adopted to improve IAQ ; 3. Base ventilation must always be secured to remove occupant emissions (bio-effluents). The air quality guidelines defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) outside air are used as the reference for determining permissible levels of the indoor air pollutants based on the principle that there is only one air. It is proposed that base ventilation should be set at 4 L/s per person ; higher rates are to be used only if WHO guidelines are not followed. Implementation of the framework requires technical guidelines, directives and other legislation. Studies are also needed to examine the effectiveness of the approach and to validate its use. It is estimated that implementing the framework would bring considerable reduction in the burden of disease associated with inadequate IAQ.

This paper summarizes the results of HealthVent project. It had an aim to develop health-based ventilation guidelines and through this process contribute to advance indoor air quality (IAQ) policies and guidelines. A framework that allows determining ventilation requirements in public and residential buildings based on the health requirements is proposed. The framework is based on three principles: 1. Criteria for permissible concentrations of specific air pollutants set by health authorities have to be respected; 2. Ventilation must be preceded by source control strategies that have been duly adopted to improve IAQ; 3. Base ventilation must always be secured to remove occupant emissions (bio-effluents). The air quality guidelines defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) outside air are used as the reference for determining permissible levels of the indoor air pollutants based on the principle that there is only one air. It is proposed that base ventilation should be set at 4 L/s per person; higher rates are to be used only if WHO guidelines are not followed. Implementation of the framework requires technical guidelines, directives and other legislation. Studies are also needed to examine the effectiveness of the approach and to validate its use. It is estimated that implementing the framework would bring considerable reduction in the burden of disease associated with inadequate IAQ.

This paper summarizes the results of HealthVent project. It had an aim to develop health-based ventilation guidelines and through this process contribute to advance indoor air quality (IAQ) policies and guidelines. A framework that allows determining ventilation requirements in public and residential buildings based on the health requirements is proposed. The framework is based on three principles: 1. Criteria for permissible concentrations of specific air pollutants set by health authorities have to be respected; 2. Ventilation must be preceded by source control strategies that have been duly adopted to improve IAQ; 3. Base ventilation must always be secured to remove occupant emissions (bio-effluents). The air quality guidelines defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) outside air are used as the reference for determining permissible levels of the indoor air pollutants based on the principle that there is only one air. It is proposed that base ventilation should be set at 4 L/s per person; higher rates are to be used only if WHO guidelines are not followed. Implementation of the framework requires technical guidelines, directives and other legislation. Studies are also needed to examine the effectiveness of the approach and to validate its use. It is estimated that implementing the framework would bring considerable reduction in the burden of disease associated with inadequate IAQ.