16,782 research outputs found
Dipl.Aut.15 VI. Ince pápa vizitációt megtiltó oklevele
No full textVI. Ince pápa meghagyja az apostoli nunciusoknak, hogy a ferences rend és a klarissza apácák monostorait ne vizitálják, és ne szedjenek tőlük ezért pénzt. Ha már korábban ezt a pénzt (procurationes) beszedték, adják vissza
Ince-Gauss Photons in Turbulent Atmosphere: Effect of quantum numbers on beam resilience
No full textIn this work, we present an extensive analysis on the nature and performance of Ince-Gauss beams, elliptical solutions of the paraxial wave equation that have orbital angular momentum, as information carriers in turbulent atmosphere. We perform numerical simulations of the propagation of these beams, and focus on the effects that the order, degree and ellipticity parameters have on the robustness of the beams. We find that the choice of basis in which a mode is constructed does not greatly influence the mode performance and it is instead strongly affected by the combination of order and degree values
Dipl.Aut.16 VI. Ince pápa átíró levele az óbudai klarissza apácák részére
No full textVI. Ince pápa átírja az óbudai klarisszák kérésére IV. Ince 1247. július 12-én kiadott oklevelét, amelyben engedélyezi a minoriták generálisának és provinciálisainak, hogy a Szent Damján monostorban élő apácák a minoriták útmutatása szerint éljenek, a minoriták őket rendszeresen vizitálják, de az apátnőt szabadon válasszák. A gyónásokat és a szentségek kiszolgálását a minoriták végzik el, és megfelelő káplánokat biztosítanak az utolsó kenet feladására és a misék celebrálására
Introduction
No full textIn the last years, anarchism has been rediscovered as a transnational, cosmopolitan and multifaceted movement and its traditions, often hastily dismissed in the name of Marxism, Liberalism or post-structuralism, are increasingly revealing insights which inspire present-day scholarship in anthropology, sociology, philosophy, biology, social history and, last but not least, geography. This work is the first attempt to provide a historical geography of anarchism, addressing at the same time places and spatiality of historical anarchist movements and key thinkers, and the present scientific challenges of the geographical anarchist traditions in the fields of social movements, environmental struggles, post-statist geographies, indigenous thinking and situated cosmopolitanisms.
This book collects the proceedings of the multiple session “Historical Geographies of Anarchism: situating struggles, studying environments” organised by the Editors for the RGS-IBG Annual International Conference Geographies of Anthropocene, which took place in Exeter in September 2015. While in recent years there has been a growing number of sessions on anarchism’s relationship with geography, this conference was the first one organised on these specific historical topics and the contributions drew on three main strands of international literature on Anarchist geographic research
ENTANGLED TWO PHOTON STATE IN A HELICAL INCE-GAUSS BASIS
No full text"We perform a change of basis of the photon-pair entangled state, generated by SPDC, and describe it in terms of Helical Ince-Gauss modes. We are able to describe how the probability detection of the state can be tuned with the ellipticity parameter of these modes. We also found that the state has two different Bell states, and it is possible to switch from one Bell state to another. We build a source of entangled photon pairs to tune the probability detection, and confirm the entanglement of the state with a Bell-type inequality test.
Dipl.Aut.17 VI. Ince pápa átíró oklevele az óbudai klarissza apácák részére
No full textVI. Ince pápa átírja VIII. Bonifác pápa 1296. július 4-én kelt oklevelét, amelyben a klarissza apácákat és monostoraikat felmenti mindenféle tized, adó és vám fizetése alól
An Analysis of Migration and Health Nexus
No full textResearch to date has shown that with the development of universal human rights within modern states, the distribution of rights and responsibilities between citizens of a nation-state and non-citizens has aimed to be equitable. Yet, this shift has not led to a new era of effective universal human rights. In this sense, migration management is structured around categories that are based on intentions and arrival patterns in the destination, with each category determining who has access to which services and rights. Under this perspective, health moves from being a universal right to a citizenship-related right (Pace, 2011), subject to strict conditions and requirements to be met. Furthermore, immigrants are often depicted as potential welfare scroungers in exclusion discourses, particularly with regard to access to health services (Sollors et al., 2011). Scholars call this “a clash of national interests with global culture” based on universalistic rights (Morris, 2013, p. 76). In light of this theoretical framework and based on in-depth literature and policy analysis, this article addresses how the relationship between health and migration is conceptualised and reproduced at different levels. By examining the role of two key actors in health care provision and access, the general practitioner and the intercultural mediator, the study also analyses the barriers and obstacles to accessing health services according to the legal status and classification of migrant
Dipl.Aut.20 VI. Ince pápa engedélye az óbudai klarissza apácák részére
No full textVI. Ince pápa az óbudai klarissza apácáknak Erzsébet királyné közbenjárására engedélyezi, hogy a minorita barátok a monostorban élő minden világi személynek egyházi szentségeket szolgáljanak ki, és ha elhunynak, a monostor temetőjében eltemessék őket a plébániai egyház jogainak sérelme nélkül
Dipl.Aut.21 VI. Ince pápa védelmébe veszi az óbudai klarissza apácákat
No full textVI. Ince pápa meghagyja az esztergomi és kalocsai érseknek, valamint a váci püspöknek, hogy az óbudai klarissza apácák javait és jogait védjék meg, elvett javaikat szerezzék vissza, és ha kell világi segítséget igénybe véve, őrködjenek az apácák jogainak sértetlensége felett. Ez a megbízás öt évig marad érvényben
Italian asylum reception system and health challenges: The Apulian case
No full textThis research investigates the health and migration nexus regarding service provision and migration governance, particularly asylum seekers’ health access. We decided to analyse the case of the Apulia Region, one of the main Mediterranean routes for asylum seekers heading for Europe and representing an exception in the Italian national territory, extending the medical treatments and services provided for Italians and regular migrants to those irregular ones. The analysis relies on the data collected within a research project that aims to create an integrated system of prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of asylum seekers and holders of international protection on the regional territory. It is mixed-method research based on (1) quantitative data from an ad hoc field survey organised in the reception centres and drafted to retrieve information unavailable in other databases and distributed to, and (2) qualitative data collected through semi-structured interviews with local policymakers, representatives of reception centres, and NGOs. Our results highlight that in the reception process, the medical service appears decisive, and the absence of constant control of health status can cause the worsening of not visible symptoms, creating further psycho-physical problems. Another essential aspect is the importance of the communication: the diffusion of the information and the role of competent intercultural mediators in the outpatient visits in the first-level reception centres, especially during the certification and treatment of violence, torture, or other severe forms of physical, psychological, or sexual violence. Some best practises are presented and some suggestions for further implementations of health services for asylum seekers and refugees are proposed
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