From Social Reform to Knowledge Dissemination

From Primitive Numbers to Knowledge: How Technology Has Enhanced the Dissemination of Social Science Data

From Development to Dissemination

t b a In 1978 the fırst multi-site mental health epidemiologic study in theU.S. reported thatmore than 50%of community respondents with depressive disorders were treated exclusively within the primary care system. As a result, primary care was labeled the “de facto mental health system” for Americans with the more prevalent but less severe mental health disorders. Subsequent research over the n...

MEK: Using spatial-temporal information to improve social networks and knowledge dissemination

Most of the projects which envision knowledge dissemination, collaboration or knowledge management have aim at creating an unique knowledge base, where all items acquired are organized according to a simple classification, and supposedly shared and focused. This kind of ‘centralized’ approach shows some inconsistencies in relation to many of the theories that deal with knowledge, in which distr...

Legal Knowledge Dissemination

Knowledge and understanding of the law by the citizens of a state is crucial for the legitimacy of governance. There are many examples of legal knowledge deficits, e.g., the lack of legal knowledge of the European Union in its citizens. In order to provide them with understandable and reliable information about the legal framework underlying the European Union, it is necessary to determine how ...

Social Reform Section

(?) ' Bigamous marriage ' means the marriage of a person during the lifetime of his or her spouse, if the marriage of such person with such spouse has not been dissolved or declared void by a Court of competent jurisdiction, or is not void according to the custom or usage of the community or section to which either of the parties to such marriage belongs; (6) ' Hindu' includes a Sikh, Jain, Bud...