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    La salute come bene comune sostenibile

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    In recent decades we have witnessed an acceleration of technological, scientific and cultural expansion that has radically transformed the scenarios of social life, generated important opportunities, but also introduced issues relating to the sustainability of the process itself. Even in the health sector, the developments in scientific and technological knowledge have brought about changes that do not include only the field of medicine, but involve ethical, social, economic and, obviously psychological, issues. Sustainability is a question that is transversal to contemporaneity which, in order to be addressed, requires the establishment of a transdisciplinary field of knowledge. In light of this scenario, the author proposes the reference to Health Psychology as the fundamental vertex of a transdisciplinary field of knowledge that contributes to the development of a model of health as a sustainable common good

    Narrative Functions to Support the Meaning-Making Process During Cancer Traumatic Experience in Pediatric Oncology

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    The onset of an illness such as acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) in pediatric oncology is considered a traumatic event, not only for the child, but also for parents accompanying their child’s difficult therapeutic process; a child’s cancer is seen as a “family illness” with consequences that affect all its members (Kazak et al., 2005; Martino, Freda, & Camera, 2013). The well-being of the child is ensured by the ability of the parents to maintain the stability and cohesion of the family adapting to a changing environment (Jones et al., 2010).In general, research agrees that parents experience a variety of emotions, such as shock, disbelief, fear, anxiety, despair, sadness, anger, guilt, loss of control, and posttraumatic stress, as a result of the diagnosis (Jurbergs et al., 2009; Santacroce, 2002). Parent’s psychological stress, uncertainty, and loneliness can persist even up to 5 years or more after treatment cessation often resulting in psychopathological outcomes (Jantien Vrijmoet-Wiersma et al., 2008; Maurice-Stam et al., 2008; Norberg et al., 2006; Rodriguez et al., 2012)

    Remarks from the Retirement Gala for the Chief Justice of Manitoba, Richard J.F. Chartier

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    Remarks from Justice Freda M. Steel at the Retirement Gala for the Chief Justice of Manitoba, Richard Chartier

    DIVERSITÀ, EQUITÀ, SOSTENIBILITÀ

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    IL RUOLO DELLA PSICOLOGIA NEL PROMUOVERE BENESSERE E SALUTE ATTRAVERSO LO SPOR

    The Invisible Border between Ius Commune and Common Law: Traditional Interpretations and New Prospects, in D. Freda, M. Piccinini, H. Pihlajamäki, C.M. Valsecchi (a cura di), Borders of the Early Modern Ius Commune. England, Venice and Scandinavia, Routledge, London & New York 2025.

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    The article challenges the historiographic cliché, tracing back to F.W. Maitland and handed down to us by the European legal tradition, of the existence of a dichotomy between common law and ius commune. Such an interpretation, taking the “Englishry” of English law for granted, contributed to build its history on its exceptionality with respect to Continental law. The article, focusing on points of connection and overlapping between common law and ius commune, highlights the existence of a common European legal tradition since the middle ages

    Alien Registration- Grant, Freda M. (Houlton, Aroostook County)

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    Alien Registration- Fowler, Freda M. (Portland, Cumberland County)

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