‘Abortion jurisprudence’ at Strasbourg: deferential, avoidant and normatively neutral?

IT Service Management and Normatively Regulated Activities

This paper describes basic concepts of information technology service management and its association with theory of normatively regulated activities. Normatively regulated activities are characterized by precise objective or purpose, participation of actors as role-holders, and norms and rules that govern the performance of these activities. At the same time primary objective of service managem...

Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology

THIs book is one of a series of textbooks being sp2cially written for students of nursing and of the ancillary medical services. The present volume is intended primarily to cover the syllabus in anatomy as set out by the General Nursing Council for the Preliminary State Examination, but will also serve as an introduction to anatomy to students of physiotherapy or radiography. The text is easy t...

Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology

THE first edition of this book was reviewed in the Ulster Medical Journal. Additions to the text have added to its value for medical students. The chapter dealing with emotion has been rearranged and in part re-written to include a fuller discussion of some aspects of the work described. Also a brief account of controlled clinical trials of drugs and some of the elementary statistics involved i...

The deferential brain in action :

According to a recent approach to perceptual consciousness, the qualitative character of perceptual experience is determined by perceivers’ implicit, practical mastery of patterns of sensorimotor dependence (i.e. patterns in the way sensory stimulation varies with movement) [1–6]. This idea casts light on the nature of sensory modalities and on the role of neural activity in supporting experien...

Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology