1 Extract from the dissertation Operationalization of humanizing childbirth care policy in adolescents, submitted to the Nursing Graduate Program of the Federal University of Pelotas (UFPel), based on data from the multicentric study “Humanizing childbirth care in adolescents”, of 2011, funded by CNPq, process n. 551217/2007-3. 2 Master in Sciences. RN at the Nursing School of UFPel. Pelotas, R...

OBJECTIVE We conducted a content analysis of public comments to understand the key framing approaches used by private industry v. public health sector, with the goal of informing future public health messaging, framing and advocacy in the context of policy making. DESIGN Comments to the proposed menu-labelling policy were extracted from Regulations.gov and analysed. A framing matrix was used ...

This paper argues that ethical responsibilities in refugee studies have focused on fieldwork, yet ethics ought to be applied the research problematic—the aims, questions, and concepts—as potentially implicated production of harm. Using an example from Tanzania, I argue policy has largely shaped language, categories investigated, interpretive frames research, this article advocates greater atten...

This essay adopts a critical perspective of the idea humanizing refugee research. It argues that much social scientific research is intrinsically dehumanizing, as it simplifies and reduces human experience to categories models are amenable analysis. Attempts humanize may productively challenge unsettle powerful dominant hegemonic structures frame policy on forced migration. However, replace the...

The subject of the study in this article is methods administrative activities used by police Ministry Internal Affairs Russia course preventing and suppressing offenses field alcohol consumption. In particular, author gives a brief description such as "direct coercion", "providing assistance" "police supervision", considers powers to implement them. Particular attention was paid law enforcement...

Moral emotions are evolved mechanisms that function in part to optimize social relationships. We discuss two moral emotions— disgust and the “cuteness response”—which modulate social-engagement motives in opposite directions, changing the degree to which the eliciting entity is imbued with mental states (i.e., mentalized). Disgust-inducing entities are hypo-mentalized (i.e., dehumanized); cute ...