Like sailing, gardening, politics, and poetry, law and ethnography are crafts of place: they work by the light of local knowledge. The instant case, Palsgraff or the Charles River Bridge, provides for law not only the ground from which reflection departs but also the object towards which it tends, and for ethnography, the settled practice, potlatch, or couvade, does the same. Whatever else anth...

BACKGROUND In rural Bangladesh, India and elsewhere, pour-flush pit latrines are the most common sanitation system. When a single pit latrine becomes full, users must empty it themselves and risk exposure to fresh feces, pay an emptying service to remove pit contents or build a new latrine. Double pit pour-flush latrines may serve as a long-term sanitation option including high water table area...

1. Concept of food security 1.1. Food supply 1.2.Malnutrition 1.2.1. Under-nourishment 1.2.2. Over-nourishment 1.2.3. Micronutrient deficiencies 2. Our most important nutrients 2.1. Carbohydrates 2.2. Proteins 2.2.1. Cereal proteins 2.2.2. Pulses – a key source of protein 2.3. Fats 2.4. Micronutrients 3. Food quality and safety 4. Home-gardens for household food security 4.1. Main functions and...

BACKGROUND The aim of this study was to investigate whether physical activity (in general, and more specifically, walking and cycling during leisure time and for commuting purposes, sports and gardening) is an underlying mechanism in the relationship between the amount of green space in people's direct living environment and self-perceived health. To study this, we first investigated whether th...