This article briefly analyzes the legal measures related to workers' health in the various Brazilian state constitutions. It makes a qualitative and quantitative comparison of the different provisions based on the presence, weight, and relevance ascribed to the issue, using predefined attributes: statement of guidelines; production, control, and utilization of information; labor intervention; g...

Objective. To explore the relationship between body constitution (BC) types and weight change in patients with schizophrenia and who underwent second-generation antipsychotics (SGAs) treatment. Method. Body weight and waist circumference of eighty-five participants were measured for 6 consecutive weeks. Constitutions of Yin-Xu, Yang-Xu, and Stasis were assessed using the Body Constitution Quest...

Title: Constitutionalizing Gender Difference: Implications for Women’s Rights Advocacy in the Southern Cone Authors: Druscilla L. Scribner, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and Priscilla A. Lambert, Western Michigan University Abstract: This paper examines the use of gender in constitutions and its significance for gender equality. New democracies, and some older ones, are increasingly including...

This paper attempts to conceive the constitutions of African states in post-colonial context, especially Ghana and Nigeria, as laws a manner that will reflect moral resources necessary protect wellbeing their people. is expected be done through judicial interpretation constitutions. But this project might frustrated by three problems. The problems multicultural strings; colonial dualism; transi...

n + ~ U T)^ ~ T By Charles J. Whitby, M.D. Cantab. Pp. 235. London : Stephen Swift & Co. Ltd. 1912. Price, 3s. 6d. net. Dr. Whitby gives us, in this readable little book, what may be styled his thoughts on the medical profession. He discusses the positions of physicians, surgeons, specialists, lady doctors, pharmacists, etc., in the ranks of medicine, and inclines to honour the general practiti...

There is a common comparison between the constitutions of authoritarian regimes Poland (1935) and Estonia (1937). The ideological model 1937 Estonian Constitution, especially in section on loyalty to state, was 1935 Polish Constitution; for this reason, also called ‘Polish Section’. Compared first, 1920 Constitution much more restrictive basic rights, particular through its general orientation ...

This paper situates itself within existing feminist constitutionalism analyses by noting that constitutions and constitutional processes are gendered norms may have different consequences for genders. However, it attempts to extend these theories interrogate how, if at all, approaches make credible interventions into the national security architecture given in constitution. To this end, propose...