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OECD Journal on Budgeting, 2019
Forum of Federations , Occasional Paper Series, 2018
Health care is one of the most financially onerous and contested social policy responsibilities of governments in the early 21st century. We conducted a multi-country study on federalism and decentralization in the governance, financing, administration or delivery of health care based on a decision space approach. Our contributors examined Switzerland, Canada, Germany, Pakistan, SouthAfrica, Brazil, Mexico and Nigeria. This particular selection offered a broad range of different approaches to federalism and health system decentralization upon which to draw policy lessons.
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In search of more accountable and efficient health systems, health ministries throughout the developing world are in the process of long-term reform. In many of these countries , there are also political reform s such as decentralisation and local government reform. In addition, the governments of an increasing number of countries dependent on donor aid have also chosen to adopt
Decentralization in Health Care, edited by Richard Saltman, Vaida Bankauskaite and Kirsten Vrangbaek, pp. 141-166, 2007
Jewish Bible Quarterly, 2024
This paper outlines an investigation into three instances within the Babylonian Talmud where biblical stories of sexual encounters are interpreted as multi-coital events involving figures like King David, Bathsheba, Zimri, Cozbi, Sisera, and Jael. Despite the absence of explicit descriptions of sexual encounters in the Bible, the Talmud confidently asserts the occurrence of multiple acts of coitus in each case, without explaining how this interpretation contributes to understanding the narratives. The study aims to elucidate a common theme across these episodes, positing that the motif of "sex as power" underpins the Talmud's unconventional assertions. It argues that male biblical characters utilized their supposed multi-coital abilities as a means of showcasing dominance and power over others, circumventing physiological constraints to assert control. The concept of "sex as power" frames sexual activity as a tool for asserting dominance, control, or influence, with individuals leveraging their sexual prowess to achieve specific objectives. In these instances, women serve as passive recipients, while men use sexual performance as a strategic display of status and dominance. By contextualizing these episodes within their broader biblical and rabbinic discourse, the study examines the background of each narrative, introduces Talmudic interpretations of multiple coital acts, and explores their alignment with the motif of "sex as power." It concludes by addressing the inflated nature of the Talmud's assertions within the literary convention of "stock" numbers, providing insight into the interpretive lens through which these stories are understood.
advologysolution, 2023
ChatGPT is an AI-powered chatbot that uses natural language processing and deep learning to generate conversations. It is designed to simulate natural human conversations, enabling users to have realistic conversations with the chatbot.
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Estudios 149, vol XXII, pp. 95-108, 2024
Community Development Journal – Vol 54 No 1 (Special Issue: Water, Anti-privatisation...) 80-99, 2019
Journal of Manufacturing Technology Management, 2023
Documento norteador para implementação do Planejamento de Acessibilidade na Avaliação - PAA: primeiros passos (Atena Editora), 2024
The Oxford Handbook of Heracles, 2021
14th International Symposium on Particle Image Velocimetry, 2021
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Few-Body Systems, 2012
Anais de XXXVII Simpósio Brasileiro de Telecomunicações e Processamento de Sinais, 2019
Jurnal Nasional Manajemen Pemasaran dan SDM, 2023
Revista de Estudios e Investigación en Psicología y Educación, 2015