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  • 1
    Online Resource
    Online Resource
    Maringá : Viseu
    UID:
    (DE-627)1774812118
    Format: 1 online resource (77 pages)
    ISBN: 9786559850273
    Note: Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources
    Additional Edition: 9786559850266
    Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe 9786559850266
    Language: Portuguese
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  • 2
    Book
    Book
    Madrid : Ed. EOS
    UID:
    (DE-627)1613120338
    Format: 199 S.
    ISBN: 8497270908
    Series Statement: Psicología y deporte
    Language: Spanish
    Keywords: Angststörung ; Psychologie ; Stress ; Psychologie
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  • 3
    Book
    Book
    Lisboa : Livros Horizonte
    UID:
    (DE-604)BV035156787
    Format: 271 S.
    Edition: 2. ed. ampliada
    ISBN: 9789722415880
    Language: Portuguese
    Keywords: Charlotte Portugal, Königin 1775-1830 ; Portugal ; Hof ; Politik ; Geschichte 1775-1830 ; Biografie
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  • 4
    Online Resource
    Online Resource
    [Erscheinungsort nicht ermittelbar] : [Barcelona] : Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
    UID:
    (DE-627)180331852X
    Content: A finales del siglo XIX y principios del XX, después del descubrimiento del bacilo de Koch, la concepción social de la tuberculosis fue siendo remplazada por la tuberculosis de laboratorio. En este contexto, el veterinario Joaquin Ravetllat i Estech (1872-1923) desarrolló en Cataluña una teoría alternativa sobre la variabilidad del bacilo tuberculoso. Sus ideas, junto con el soporte científico y económico del médico Ramón Plá i Armengol (1880-1958), permitieron la fundación del Instituto Ravetllat-Pla, así como la fabricación de dos productos antituberculosos: El Suero Ravetllat-Pla y la Hemo-antitoxina Ravetllat-Pla. Después de la muerte de Joaquim Ravetllat, Ramon Pla i Armengol, continuó el desarrollo científico de la teoría Ravetllat-Pla. Sin embargo, siempre compaginó su militancia política con su actividad científico comercial. La ideología política de Ramon Pla se configuró desde un catalanismo socialista hacía un catalanismo más internacionalista, razón por la cual militó en diferentes partidos, siendo finalmente elegido diputado como miembro de la Unión Socialista Catalana en 1936. Su ideología política permeó sus teorías científicas; la teoría bacteriológica de Ravetllat, le permitió alejarse de la concepción social de la tuberculosis, reconceptualizar la enfermedad y proponer una terapéutica específica incluyente y efectiva: sus productos farmacéuticos. La teoría Ravetllat-Pla fue definida como heterodoxa cuando las instituciones médicas de la época decidieron por unanimidad que no era verificable. Tanto por la militancia política de su fundador, como por la heterodoxia de la teoría que difundía, el Instituto Ravetllat-Pla se consolidó como una empresa privada excluida de la comunidad médica catalana. Aprovechando la identidad de heterodoxos y como reacción a dicha exclusión social la estrategia de legitimación de la teoría científica Ravetllat-Pla se fundamentó en la expansión comercial del Instituto en Latinoamérica, donde se difundió la teoría a través de las publicaciones del Instituto y de su publicidad. El Instituto Ravetllat-Pla configuró una red científico-comercial a través de la cual transitó conocimiento científico entre veintisiete países. A través de dicha red, el instituto mantenía relaciones horizontales con médicos a nivel mundial e incorporaba en la definición de sus medicamentos el concepto social de enfermedad de cada contexto local. Este trabajo de investigación fuera de contribuir al entendimiento de la historia de la medicina, y particularmente de la industria farmacéutica catalana, aporta una nueva perspectiva a la hora de abordar la historia de los medicamentos: la consideración de estos productos comerciales como una estrategia de legitimación científica. ; In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, after the discovery the Koch's bacillus, the social notion of tuberculosis was being replaced by laboratory tuberculosis. In this context, the veterinarian Joaquin Ravetllat i Estech (1872-1923) developed in Catalonia an alternative theory regarding the variability of the tuberculosis bacillus. His ideas, together with the scientific and economic support of the physician Ramon Pla i Armengol (1880-1958), led to the founding of the Institute Ravetllat-Pla, and also to the manufacturing and commercialization of two anti-tuberculosis products: the Suero Ravetllat-Pla and the Hemo-antitoxina Ravetllat-Pla. After Joaquim Ravetllat's death, Ramon Pla continued the scientific development of the Ravetllat-Pla theory. However, he always combined his political activism with his commercial and scientific activities. Ramon Pla's political ideology switched in time from a socialist catalanism to an internationalist catalanism, and thus he was a member of different political parties, to be finally elected as representative for the Catalan Socialist Union in 1936. Interestingly, Ramon Pla's political ideology permeated his scientific theories; Ravetllat's bacteriological theory allowed him to move away from the social conception of tuberculosis, to re-conceptualize the disease and, in the end, to propose an inclusive therapy through specific pharmaceutical products. The Ravetllat-Pla theory was defined as heterodox when medical institutions unanimously defined it as not verifiable. Both Ramon Pla's political activism and the heterodoxy of the theory led to the consolidation of the Ravetllat-Pla Institute as a private company excluded from the Catalan medical community. Taking advantage of this heterodox identity and as a reaction to the subsequent social exclusion, Ramon Pla's legitimation strategy for the Ravetllat-Pla scientific theory was based on the Institute's expansion in Latin America, where the theory was widely spread through the Institute's publications and advertising. Pla configured a commercial-scientific network for the Institute that allowed the circulation of scientific knowledge in twenty-seven countries. By using this network, the Institute maintained horizontal relationships with doctors throughout the world, while including the social concept of the disease of each local context in the definition of its medical products. Apart from the contribution to the understanding of the history of medicine and, in particular, of the Catalan pharmaceutical industry, this research provides a new perspective to study the history of drugs: the consideration of these commercial products as a scientific legitimation strategy.
    Note: Dissertation [Barcelona] : Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona 2012
    Language: Spanish
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  • 5
    Online Resource
    Online Resource
    [Erscheinungsort nicht ermittelbar] : Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
    UID:
    (DE-627)1803318538
    Content: A finales del siglo XIX y principios del XX, después del descubrimiento del bacilo de Koch, la concepción social de la tuberculosis fue siendo remplazada por la tuberculosis de laboratorio. En este contexto, el veterinario Joaquin Ravetllat i Estech (1872-1923) desarrolló en Cataluña una teoría alternativa sobre la variabilidad del bacilo tuberculoso. Sus ideas, junto con el soporte científico y económico del médico Ramón Plá i Armengol (1880-1958), permitieron la fundación del Instituto Ravetllat-Pla, así como la fabricación de dos productos antituberculosos: El Suero Ravetllat-Pla y la Hemo-antitoxina Ravetllat-Pla. Después de la muerte de Joaquim Ravetllat, Ramon Pla i Armengol, continuó el desarrollo científico de la teoría Ravetllat-Pla. Sin embargo, siempre compaginó su militancia política con su actividad científico comercial. La ideología política de Ramon Pla se configuró desde un catalanismo socialista hacía un catalanismo más internacionalista, razón por la cual militó en diferentes partidos, siendo finalmente elegido diputado como miembro de la Unión Socialista Catalana en 1936. Su ideología política permeó sus teorías científicas; la teoría bacteriológica de Ravetllat, le permitió alejarse de la concepción social de la tuberculosis, reconceptualizar la enfermedad y proponer una terapéutica específica incluyente y efectiva: sus productos farmacéuticos. La teoría Ravetllat-Pla fue definida como heterodoxa cuando las instituciones médicas de la época decidieron por unanimidad que no era verificable. Tanto por la militancia política de su fundador, como por la heterodoxia de la teoría que difundía, el Instituto Ravetllat-Pla se consolidó como una empresa privada excluida de la comunidad médica catalana. Aprovechando la identidad de heterodoxos y como reacción a dicha exclusión social la estrategia de legitimación de la teoría científica Ravetllat-Pla se fundamentó en la expansión comercial del Instituto en Latinoamérica, donde se difundió la teoría a través de las publicaciones del Instituto y de su publicidad. El Instituto Ravetllat-Pla configuró una red científico-comercial a través de la cual transitó conocimiento científico entre veintisiete países. A través de dicha red, el instituto mantenía relaciones horizontales con médicos a nivel mundial e incorporaba en la definición de sus medicamentos el concepto social de enfermedad de cada contexto local. Este trabajo de investigación fuera de contribuir al entendimiento de la historia de la medicina, y particularmente de la industria farmacéutica catalana, aporta una nueva perspectiva a la hora de abordar la historia de los medicamentos: la consideración de estos productos comerciales como una estrategia de legitimación científica. ; In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, after the discovery the Koch's bacillus, the social notion of tuberculosis was being replaced by laboratory tuberculosis. In this context, the veterinarian Joaquin Ravetllat i Estech (1872-1923) developed in Catalonia an alternative theory regarding the variability of the tuberculosis bacillus. His ideas, together with the scientific and economic support of the physician Ramon Pla i Armengol (1880-1958), led to the founding of the Institute Ravetllat-Pla, and also to the manufacturing and commercialization of two anti-tuberculosis products: the Suero Ravetllat-Pla and the Hemo-antitoxina Ravetllat-Pla. After Joaquim Ravetllat's death, Ramon Pla continued the scientific development of the Ravetllat-Pla theory. However, he always combined his political activism with his commercial and scientific activities. Ramon Pla's political ideology switched in time from a socialist catalanism to an internationalist catalanism, and thus he was a member of different political parties, to be finally elected as representative for the Catalan Socialist Union in 1936. Interestingly, Ramon Pla's political ideology permeated his scientific theories; Ravetllat's bacteriological theory allowed him to move away from the social conception of tuberculosis, to re-conceptualize the disease and, in the end, to propose an inclusive therapy through specific pharmaceutical products. The Ravetllat-Pla theory was defined as heterodox when medical institutions unanimously defined it as not verifiable. Both Ramon Pla's political activism and the heterodoxy of the theory led to the consolidation of the Ravetllat-Pla Institute as a private company excluded from the Catalan medical community. Taking advantage of this heterodox identity and as a reaction to the subsequent social exclusion, Ramon Pla's legitimation strategy for the Ravetllat-Pla scientific theory was based on the Institute's expansion in Latin America, where the theory was widely spread through the Institute's publications and advertising. Pla configured a commercial-scientific network for the Institute that allowed the circulation of scientific knowledge in twenty-seven countries. By using this network, the Institute maintained horizontal relationships with doctors throughout the world, while including the social concept of the disease of each local context in the definition of its medical products. Apart from the contribution to the understanding of the history of medicine and, in particular, of the Catalan pharmaceutical industry, this research provides a new perspective to study the history of drugs: the consideration of these commercial products as a scientific legitimation strategy.
    Note: Dissertation Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona 2011
    Language: Spanish
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  • 6
    Online Resource
    Online Resource
    Madrid : Ediciones Diaz de Santos S.A.
    UID:
    (DE-627)1819684113
    Format: 1 online resource (599 pages)
    ISBN: 9788499695167
    Note: Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources
    Additional Edition: 9788479789343
    Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe 9788479789343
    Language: Spanish
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  • 7
    UID:
    (DE-627)541683861
    Format: 575 S , 24 cm
    ISBN: 9789722715041
    Series Statement: Temas portugueses
    Note: José Pereira de Sampaio (1857-1915), Portuguese writer and philosopher
    Language: Portuguese
    Keywords: Sampaio, José Pereira de 1857-1915 ; Erziehungsphilosophie
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  • 8
    UID:
    (DE-627)1766934315
    ISSN: 1081-0730
    In: Journal of health communication, London : Taylor & Francis, 1996, 20(2015), 11, Seite 1310-1319, 1081-0730
    In: volume:20
    In: year:2015
    In: number:11
    In: pages:1310-1319
    Language: Undetermined
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  • 9
    UID:
    (DE-627)1810426847
    Format: 1 Online-Ressource (68 p)
    Content: What do citizens want from the government when the government functions poorly? We find that poorly functioning institutions play a significant role in citizens' redistributive preferences. Specifically, we argue that heterogeneity in tax enforcement creates both winners and losers, leading to under-explored cleavages in support for redistribution. Higher earners are more supportive of redistribution when they can more easily evade taxes. We use an original survey experiment to show that perceptions of pervasive tax evasion reduce support for social benefits. We then test our central argument using laboratory experiments simulating earned income and heterogeneity in tax evasion. We find that high earners prefer more redistribution when they can under-report their earned income, but only when the ability to evade taxes is heterogeneous. Our results indicate a nuanced causal explanation that counters some traditional explanations
    Note: Nach Informationen von SSRN wurde die ursprüngliche Fassung des Dokuments January 24, 2022 erstellt
    Language: English
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  • 10
    UID:
    (DE-627)359795471
    Format: 279 S , Ill
    ISBN: 9722411829
    Series Statement: Biblioteca do educador
    Language: Portuguese
    Keywords: Portugal ; Grundschule ; Geschichte 1822-1976 ; Erlebnisbericht
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