Thesis (M.P.A.)--University of Hong Kong, 1996. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 109-111). Also available in print.

ČERNÁ, Lenka. The Meaning of Supervision for Social Workers in the Counseling Center for Citizenship / Civil and Human Rights. Prague, 2019. Diploma Thesis. Charles University, Hussite Theological Faculty. Leader of the Diploma Thesis: PaedDr., Mgr. Hana Žáčková. The Diploma Thesis "The Meaning of Supervision for Social Workers in the Counseling Center for Citizenship / Civil and Human Rights" focuses on the issue and importance of supervision for workers of this facility. The thesis is divided into two parts, which include theoretical and methodological part. The theoretical part of the thesis generally defines supervision, its characteristics and function. Furthermore, it deals with the meaning and importance of supervision, the description of the supervision contract and also the characteristics of supervision of species. The work also contains the characteristics of a good supervisor, and this work also deals with social workers, personal and professional prerequisites of a social worker and his professional competence were not to be missed. The diploma thesis is focused on a specific workplace and therefore there is also information about the Counseling Center for Citizenship / Civil and Human Rights, where I deal with basic information about the operation of the facility and supervision at...

Univ., Diss.--Speyer, 2005. / Literaturverz. S. [567] - 578.

Thesis (L.L.M.)--University of Waikato, 2007. / Title from PDF cover (viewed March 14, 2008) Includes bibliographical references (p. 151-166)

Submitted by Maike Costa (maiksebas@gmail.com) on 2016-02-02T13:56:09Z No. of bitstreams: 1 arquivototal.pdf: 4499040 bytes, checksum: 174d886caa560bec5f562d3a5991b52e (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2016-02-02T13:56:09Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 arquivototal.pdf: 4499040 bytes, checksum: 174d886caa560bec5f562d3a5991b52e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2014-08-28 / The present work is an attempt of analysing local networks that protect children and teenagers and Forum DCA, articulated around the Remar, and also the role of civil society in strengthening the Rights Guarantee System of children and teenagers in João Pessoa - PB. We are trying to understand the new role of the modern state and its political, economic and social principles. To punctuate these concepts consider the classical authors of politics and of the bourgeois state and critical authors of the hegemonic mode of production, as well as those of modern politics. We try to understand the contradictory dynamics of children and teenagers human highs based in the analyses of the analysis of the inequality conditions which happened in the historical process of formation of Brazilian society, and the process of democratization that has made public politics viable, with the guarantee of citizenship and participation of civil society as a co - participant in the whole process. Children and teenagers human rights were institutionalized with the recognition of the International Convention on the Rights of Children and teenagers that was responsible for their full protection in national instrument with the inclusion in the Constitution and in the formulation of the Children and teenagers statute. In order to understand the process of reaffirmation of these rights, important points that made up children and teenagers political rights will be analyzed, from the view of theoretical an methodological conception of rights guarantee system, considerering its systemic origins and the conceptions from those who were interviewed in this process, based on reality the hey point of debate is due to RESOLUTION No. 113/2006 CONANDA that " Provides for the parameters for the institutionalization and strengthening of Guarantee System of the Rights of the Child and Teenagers" (Brasil , 2006). Field research has prioritized the representatives of civil society networks and our research process since the beginning was made from the contacts that were straitened in child and teenagers movements, allowing a perception of the process of intervention of civil society along with spaces for political participation and the contradictory relations between civil society and public power elements. / O presente estudo tem como objeto refletir a atuação das redes locais, redes de proteção de crianças e adolescentes e o Fórum DCA, articuladas em torno da REMAR, e o papel da sociedade civil no fortalecimento do Sistema de Garantia de Direitos de crianças e adolescentes, no município de João Pessoa-PB. Buscamos compreender a nova função do Estado moderno e seus princípios políticos, econômicos e sociais. Para pontuar essas concepções consideramos os referenciais clássicos da política e do Estado burguês e autores críticos do modo de produção hegemônico e da formulação da política moderna. Buscamos compreender a dinâmica contraditória dos direitos humanos de crianças e adolescentes tendo como base as analises das condições de desigualdade postas no processo histórico de formação da sociedade brasileira e o processo de redemocratização, a partir da viabilidade das políticas públicas, com a garantia do direito de cidadania e a participação da sociedade civil enquanto coparticipante desse processo. Os direitos humanos de crianças e adolescentes institucionalizou com o reconhecimento da Convenção Internacional sobre os Direitos das Crianças e Adolescentes e da inclusão do pressuposto da proteção integral no instrumento nacional, na Constituição Federal e na formulação do Estatuto da Criança e do Adolescente. Para compreender o processo de reafirmação desses direitos buscamos analisar diversos pontos e elementos que compõe a política de direitos de crianças e adolescentes a partir das concepções teórico-metodológicas do Sistema de Garantia de Direitos, considerando sua origem sistêmica e as concepções dos entrevistados nesse processo, de acordo com a realidade. O ponto chave do debate se faz em recorrência da RESOLUÇÃO Nº 113/2006 do CONANDA que “Dispõe sobre os parâmetros para a institucionalização e fortalecimento do Sistema de Garantia dos Direitos da Criança e do Adolescente” (Brasil, 2006). O campo de pesquisa priorizou os representantes da sociedade civil nas redes e o nosso processo de pesquisa se deu a partir dos contatos estreitados nos movimentos de criança e adolescente, permitindo uma percepção do processo de intervenção da sociedade civil junto aos espaços de participação política e dos elementos contraditórios das relações entre sociedade civil e poder público.

yes / New non-lethal technologies (weapons and delivery systems) continue to make the news, both for their civil and military applications. Technologies which were considered to be in the realm of science fiction a few years ago, are now beginning to undergo field trials or, in some cases, are being deployed with police and soldiers on active service. As this, and our previous reports have highlighted, the development of acoustic weapons (Long Range Acoustic Device) and microwave weapons (Active Denial System) have proceeded rapidly as have advances in robotic, unmanned vehicles for the delivery of both lethal and non-lethal weapons. We repeat our concern that there is a danger of these new non-lethal technologies being `rushed¿ into service (1) without thorough testing for harmful health effects, (2) without a deeper consideration of civil and human rights, (3) without full discussion of their impact on arms control treaties and conventions, and (4) without further study of their social and cultural impact. Since many such weapons will have a rheostatic capacity along the non-lethal to lethal continuum, it is important that weapons developers and manufacturers, and those charged with the responsibility of using them, are held clearly accountable and have transparent rules of engagement. Of particular concern are a new generation of biological and chemical weapons. With respect to the health impact, NATO has a panel working on NLW human effects, the Human Factors and Medicine (HFM) Panel 073, which is due to report later this year (2004) on the Human Effects of Non-Lethal Technologies.1