The pandemic spurred by COVID-19 has illuminated in stark detail the threats to safety and health that have long-characterized lived experiences of unsheltered individuals. brought forefront deeply rooted structural problems, which contributed social conditions now currently rendering houseless people particularly vulnerable brutal disease premature death. Skyrocketing housing prices coupled wi...

The article is devoted to exam the problem of cultural marginality. Due fact that nowadays, during formation new social forces and relations, many societies, including Kazakhstan’s, more-less experience a vacuum values norms. Marginal individuals in conditions landmarks are lacking stable orientations; it very hard for them identify themselves with sufficient certainty. A marginal state charact...

This article interrogates whether we should consider ‘religious marginality’ as a qualifier much like the exploration of how gender, ethnicity, and class inequalities are explored when examining Covid-19-related vulnerabilities their implications for building back better. Drawing on case study Pakistan well evidence from India, Uganda, Iraq, this explores accentuation in different religious min...

OBJECTIVE This study aimed to describe the ways social support works in the daily life of patients with type 2 diabetes living in conditions of social and economic marginality, in order to understand how that support relates to treatment compliance. METHODS Sequential mixed methods research was used. The sample of patients was obtained from primary health care units and selected considering r...

The Swiss Jura is part of a larger region, the Jura, which stretches from Geneva to Germany, partly as a series of folds, partly as tablelands. The mountains were formed during the late phase of the Alpine folding during the Tertiary and are composed of Mesozoic rocks, mainly limestone and clay. The changing strata give way to a particular landscape, and the presence of limestone makes it a vas...

Rethinking marginality in new queer television is a self-reflection on how this Special Issue of Queer Studies Media & Popular Culture took form. Throughout editorial, we examine trends current theory and reflect the changes occurring both depictions representations dissemination itself. We conclude by offering survey into variety that covered issue, from Pose Vida to Killing Eve, Hollywood...

The nature and origins of renormalization group ideas in statistical physics and condensed matter theory are recounted informally, emphasizing those features of prime importance in these areas of science in contradistinction to quantum field theory, in particular: critical exponents and scaling, relevance, irrelevance and marginality, universality, and Wilson’s crucial concept of flows and fixe...

Outcome tests are a popular method for detecting bias in lending, hiring, and policing decisions. These tests operate by comparing the success rate of decisions across groups. For example, if loans made to minority applicants are observed to be repaid more often than loans made to whites, it suggests that only exceptionally qualified minorities are granted loans, indicating discrimination. Outc...