The clergy abuse scandal in the Catholic Church has left its mark on child protection efforts. It was a major national story about child maltreatment that has dominated the media for more than an entire year. It has prompted discussions about child exploitation issues in countless homes and organizations. But has it helped the cause of child protection? I do not think the answer is a straightfo...

Are religious leaders unusually unhealthy? This question has long occupied scholars interested in the study of institutions, and a significant body research examined causes, correlates, effects poor health among clergy. In this study, we aimed to: (1) outline development of, bias inherent to, scholarly understanding clergy over past 50 years; (2) test, using recently collected nationally repres...

This article considers UK prime ministers as leaders of their political parties. It evaluates the extent to which three trends identified by Uchiyama in this issue, relation Japanese ministers, are replicated case ministers. First, what is trend towards increasing party centralisation within Labour and Conservative parties? Second, reduced factional influence lower rebellion rates Finally, asso...

JT00127539 Document complet disponible sur OLIS dans son format d'origine Complete document available on OLIS in its original format CEMT/CM(2002)11/FINAL 2 Although still far from satisfactory, more progress has been made on road safety on motorways and urban roads over the past 20 years than on country roads. Rural roads are defined as roads outside urban areas that are not motorways or unpav...

This reference document is submitted for information under item 4 "Road Transport" of the Draft Agenda of the Bucharest session of the Council of Ministers.

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