Analysis of the academic discourse on participation, empowerment, and the right to health since the 1978 Alma-Ata International Conference on Primary Health Care and the subsequent Alma-Ata Declaration shows that each phase of the evolution of these concepts added important new aspects to the discussion. This article focuses on three crucial issues that relate to these additions: the importance...

Abstract ‘Practical’ approaches to human rights hold that analysis of legal must attend the practice(s) international law and nature justification is best determined by attending their role(s) in law’s system normative practices, not analogous moral outside it. These core tenets plausibly explain apparent normativity despite controversies about status many ‘rights’ ‘International Bill Rights’. ...

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Using the concepts of h-core and h-tail, shape descriptors and shape centroids, k-index and k′-index, dynamic measures are probed, with practical data in the fields of Physics and sociology. It is revealed that there are obvious differences between natural sciences (Physics, particles & fields) and social sciences (sociology) when c-descriptor, h-core centroid and kindex are applied as dynamic ...