Back to table of contents Next article Taking IssueFull AccessPatients’ Civil Liberties: Improving Policies While Keeping the Patient at CenterMatthew L. Goldman, M.D., M.S., Lilanthi Balasuriya, Marvin S. Swartz, M.D.Matthew GoldmanSearch for more papers by this author, BalasuriyaSearch SwartzSearch M.D.Published Online:1 Jan 2021https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.ps.72103AboutSectionsView articleVi...

One of the most important variable to achieve a sustainable and desirable city is the increasing of general or public information of citizens about civil rights and city regulations or municipal laws. Thus, this paper evaluates general and public information about civil rights and municipal laws to increase the effectiveness of future actions. The recent survey was done among people aged 20 to...

The objective of this article is to analyze the effect political empowerment women on vulnerability climate change in 169 countries for period 1995–2017. empirical evidence which based panel fixed effects regressions shows that (i) as well its components (i.e., civil liberties women, participation society and debates) reduce change. (ii) underlying most pronounced upper middle income, Latin Ame...

Protests against coronavirus policies have occurred in all European countries. The intensity of protest varies strongly, however. We explain this variation by strategic choices that organizers make to maintain the movement. Specifically, we argue pay heed dynamics pandemic their country: number events is higher when and where mortality rates are lower containment more stringent. At same time, i...

Throughout its history, the Alleged Lunatics' Friend Societyl attracted gratuitous abuse from the popular press and medical journals. It failed to mobilize public support and was constantly treated with disdain by those authorities responsible for the care and treatment of lunatics. Nevertheless, it made a substantial contribution to patients' rights and in many other respects was a distinguish...

Politicians care about tax revenues in part because they pay for transfers or public goods which are important to voters, and which are thus important for the politician’s reelection. When economic sectors differ in their taxability, i.e. the degree to which tax revenues can be extracted by the state, politicians will thus have an incentive to allocate their support for business activity uneven...