15,419 research outputs found
Prólogo. Constelaciones
No full textThis is the Introduction to the following volume: Hegel y Hölderlin, una amistad estelar, a cura di A. Carrasco-Conde, L. A. Macor e V. Rocco Lozano, Ediciones Pensamiento del Círculo de Bellas Artes, Madrid 2021
Video recording of Interview with Kevin Dwyer and Alvarro Carrasco (Vol.1)
No full textDwyer works for an insurance company and Carrasco is an engineer. Dwyer and Carrasco met Nouwen through Michael Harank at Bethany House (Oakland, CA) and developed a lifelong friendship.3 micro videocassettes (ca. 3 hrs.)Title based on contents of the item. ; The interview is transcribed and is available electronically or in hard copy.|The micro videocassettes are located in box 20.|Reference copies of the audio cassettes are available (located with originals).|Access is restricted.|Out for digitization November 3, 2010."For more information please contact Special Collections, the University of St. Michael's College.Item consists of an interview with Kevin Dwyer and Alvarra Carrasco interviewed by Joe Vorstermans and Sue Mosteller in Oakland, CA. The interview is in two parts; solely Dwyer and then Dwyer and Carrasco.Dwyer and Carrasco remember Nouwen performing Mass and celebrating the Eucharist, visiting at Holy Redeemer and their retreat weekend together with Harank. Themes present in the interview include grandparents, Jesuits, sexuality, Mother Theresa, birth control, homosexuality and religion, The Croation Volunteers, intimacy, coming out, Nouwen's sexuality and Nouwen's hands
Alternatives dispute resolution systems
No full textEdición bilingüeEste capítulo forma parte del libro Visión comparada de experiencias en el campo de la mediación europea, una obra colectiva que recoge las aportaciones de expertos y profesionales del ámbito de la mediación y el trabajo social procedentes de distintos países europeos. El libro surge en el marco de un seminario internacional en el que se compartieron experiencias en torno a la gestión de conflictos, la mediación, la negociación y la cultura de paz. La obra está dirigida por Leticia García Villaluenga y Marta Blanco Carrasco, y coordinada por Elena de Gracia Rodríguez. Participan autores y autoras de reconocida trayectoria en el ámbito académico y profesional de la resolución de conflictos.
El segundo capítulo, titulado “Sistemas alternativos de resolución de conflictos”, está escrito por Marta Blanco Carrasco y Elena Blanco. En él se revisan los orígenes y fundamentos de los sistemas alternativos de resolución de conflictos (conocidos como ADR por sus siglas en inglés). Las autoras analizan desde una perspectiva jurídica las diferencias entre arbitraje, conciliación, negociación y transacción. Asimismo, destacan el reconocimiento legal que ha adquirido la mediación como un sistema autónomo dentro del conjunto de métodos alternativos. Subrayan la importancia de que los y las mediadoras sean capaces de identificar claramente las similitudes y diferencias entre su práctica y otros procedimientos con los que puede ser confundida, a fin de preservar su especificidad y función dentro del ámbito de la resolución de conflictos.This chapter is part of the book Comparative Vision of Experiences in the Field of European Mediation, a collective work that brings together contributions from experts and professionals in the fields of mediation and social work from various European countries. The book was developed within the framework of an international seminar where experiences in conflict management, mediation, negotiation, and peacebuilding were shared. It is directed by Leticia García Villaluenga and Marta Blanco Carrasco, and coordinated by Elena de Gracia Rodríguez. The volume includes authors with recognized expertise in the academic and professional domains of dispute resolution.
The second chapter, titled “Alternative Dispute Resolution Systems”, is written by Marta Blanco Carrasco and Elena Blanco. It explores the origins and foundations of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) systems. The authors examine the legal distinctions between arbitration, conciliation, negotiation, and settlement. They also highlight the legal recognition that mediation has achieved as an autonomous system within the broader category of ADR methods. The chapter emphasizes the need for mediators to clearly identify the similarities and differences between mediation and other processes with which it may sometimes be confused, in order to safeguard its unique role and function within the field of conflict resolution.Depto. de Derecho CivilFac. de Trabajo SocialTRUEpu
Mediation as a discipline and profession
No full textSe trata de un libro bilingüe, escrito en español e inglés, que recoge una visión comparada de experiencias en el campo de la mediación europea. A continuación, se publica una muestra del libro que incluye la portada, la presentación y el índice de contenidos.
This is a bilingual book, written in both Spanish and English, offering a comparative vision of experiences in the field of European mediation. Below is a sample of the book, which includes the cover, the introduction, and the table of contents.This chapter is part of the book Comparative Vision of Experiences in the Field of European Mediation, a collective volume that brings together contributions from professionals and academics in the fields of mediation and social work from several European countries. The book was developed within the framework of an international seminar focused on conflict management, negotiation, mediation, and peacebuilding. It is directed by Leticia García Villaluenga and Marta Blanco Carrasco, and coordinated by Elena de Gracia Rodríguez. The volume features numerous authors with significant experience in both the theoretical and practical aspects of alternative dispute resolution.
The seventh chapter, titled “Mediation as a Discipline and Profession”, ventures into a field that remains underexplored in academic literature: the consideration of mediation as an autonomous discipline and a profession with its own identity. Written by Marta Blanco Carrasco, Ana Isabel Corchado Castillo, and Jorge Manuel Leitão Ferreira, the chapter examines the relationship between mediation and other contributing disciplines such as Law, Psychology, and particularly Social Work. The authors explore the potential for mediation to establish its own theoretical and professional autonomy, as well as the challenges and limitations it faces in consolidating itself as a distinct field of knowledge and conflict intervention.Este capítulo forma parte del libro Visión comparada de experiencias en el campo de la mediación europea, una obra colectiva que recoge las aportaciones de profesionales y académicos del ámbito de la mediación y el trabajo social de distintos países europeos. La publicación surge en el marco de un seminario internacional centrado en la gestión de conflictos, la negociación, la mediación y la cultura de paz. El libro está dirigido por Leticia García Villaluenga y Marta Blanco Carrasco, y coordinado por Elena de Gracia Rodríguez. Participan numerosos autores y autoras con una amplia trayectoria en la reflexión teórica y en la práctica profesional de los métodos alternativos de resolución de conflictos.
El capítulo séptimo, titulado “Mediación como disciplina y profesión”, aborda un terreno poco explorado en la doctrina actual: la configuración de la mediación como una disciplina autónoma y una posible profesión con identidad propia. Escrito por Marta Blanco Carrasco, Ana Isabel Corchado Castillo y Jorge Manuel Leitão Ferreira, el texto reflexiona sobre la relación entre la mediación y otras disciplinas contribuyentes como el Derecho, la Psicología y, de forma especial, el Trabajo Social. Los autores analizan las posibilidades de autonomía teórica y profesional de la mediación, así como los límites y desafíos que enfrenta para consolidarse como un campo específico de conocimiento y de intervención en conflictos.Depto. de Derecho CivilFac. de Trabajo SocialTRUEpu
El camino hacia una constitución ideal, la "Res publica" romana. Descenvirato y "Res publica" como constitución mixta, Polibio y Cicerón
No full textLucia Carrasco, four Generations
No full textPhotograph of Lucia Carrasco (center) with her daughter (L), her granddaughter (R), and her baby great-granddaughter. This photo was included in a research paper by James Pena-Alfano for an American History class at Marfa High School in 1966
J.-L. Picoche, Un romántico español : Enrique Gil y Carrasco (1815-1846)
No full textColonge Chantal. J.-L. Picoche, Un romántico español : Enrique Gil y Carrasco (1815-1846). In: Cahiers du monde hispanique et luso-brésilien, n°33, 1979. pp. 244-252
J.-L. Picoche, Un romántico español : Enrique Gil y Carrasco (1815-1846)
No full textColonge Chantal. J.-L. Picoche, Un romántico español : Enrique Gil y Carrasco (1815-1846). In: Cahiers du monde hispanique et luso-brésilien, n°33, 1979. pp. 244-252
Areoporto internazionale Carrasco, Montevideo, Uruguay
No full textInaugurato nel dicembre del 2009, l’Aeropuerto Internacional de Carrasco General Cesareo L. Berisso, nuovo terminal aeroportuale della città di Montevideo, sorge a circa 15 chilometri dal centro della capitale e rappresenta un ampliamento strategico del precedente Aeroporto Carrasco, inaugurato nel 1947 e attualmente utilizzato come terminal cargo.
Non solo l’edificio stringe una forte relazione con il contesto, richiamando con la grande copertura continua a tripla curvatura il disegno delle dune della vicina regione costiera di Rocha, ma nel suo impianto distributivo si adegua all’attitudine all’ospitalità e alla socialità tipica della popolazione uruguaiana. Il nuovo terminal è quindi globale per competitività e funzionalità, ma assolutamente locale e a scala umana per quel che riguarda la sua offerta di spazi al pubblico. Sotto la grande copertura curva, la superficie coperta è infatti in gran parte occupata dalle due hall di ingresso, al piano terra per i viaggiatori in arrivo, al primo piano per i viaggiatori in partenza
Analysis of Phenolic Compounds in Commercial Cannabis sativa L. Inflorescences using UHPLC-Q-Orbitrap HRMS
No full textIndustrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L. Family Cannabaceae) contains a vast number of bioactive relevant compounds, namely polyphenols including flavonoids, phenolic acids, phenol amides, and lignanamides, well known for their therapeutic properties. Nowadays, many polyphenols-containing products made of herbal extracts are marketed, claiming to exert health-promoting effects. In this context, industrial hemp inflorescence may represent an innovative source of bioactive compounds to be used in nutraceutical formulations. The aim of this work was to provide a comprehensive analysis of the polyphenolic fraction contained in polar extracts of four different commercial cultivars (Kompoti, Tiborszallasi, Antal, and Carmagnola Cs) of hemp inflorescences through spectrophotometric (TPC, DPPH tests) and spectrometry measurement (UHPLC-Q-Orbitrap HRMS). Results highlighted a high content of cannflavin A and B in inflorescence analyzed samples, which appear to be cannabis-specific, with a mean value of 61.8 and 84.5 mg/kg, meaning a ten-to-hundred times increase compared to other parts of the plant. Among flavonols, quercetin-3-glucoside reached up to 285.9 mg/kg in the Carmagnola CS cultivar. Catechin and epicatechin were the most representative flavanols, with a mean concentration of 53.3 and 66.2 mg/kg, respectively, for all cultivars. Total polyphenolic content in inflorescence samples was quantified in the range of 10.51 to 52.58 mg GAE/g and free radical-scavenging included in the range from 27.5 to 77.6 mmol trolox/kg. Therefore, C. sativa inflorescence could be considered as a potential novel source of polyphenols intended for nutraceutical formulations
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