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Incorporating Societal Concerns into Communication Technologies 28 IEEE
"... This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. ITR-0081426. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation. ..."
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This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. ITR-0081426. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
ICT and Societal Concerns at the Grassroots: TARAhaat Experience in Rural Areas of Tikamgarh District of Madhya Pradesh in India
"... In India, District or zila is the most important administrative unit of the government through which it carries out the implementation of its policies and programmes at the grass roots. All the information and issues of the villages related to law and order, public grievance, public distribution sys ..."
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In India, District or zila is the most important administrative unit of the government through which it carries out the implementation of its policies and programmes at the grass roots. All the information and issues of the villages related to law and order, public grievance, public distribution system, social welfare, employment generation, land reforms and so on are available at the offices situated at respective districts whose administrative head is a District Collector. A villager has to traverse several miles and spend several hundreds of rupees to have access to the District Collector for getting the mandatory approvals that are necessary for obtaining the requisite license, certificate or any other service. However by the prudent usage of ICT the villagers can have convenient access to all the public services in their own localities through a ‘Single Window clearance’. In ideal conditions when an e-Government application metamorphoses as an e-Governance application, it can also empower rural masses in remote villages with greater opportunities to participate in the democratic processes. Nevertheless the success of any rural e-government application is not unconditional.
HEALTH ECONOMICS Health Econ. 8: 25–39 (1999) ECONOMIC EVALUATION INCORPORATING SOCIETAL CONCERNS FOR FAIRNESS IN NUMERICAL VALUATIONS OF HEALTH PROGRAMMES
"... The paper addresses some limitations of the QALY approach and outlines a valuation procedure that may overcome these limitations. In particular, we focus on the following issues: the distinction between assessing individual utility and assessing societal value of health care; the need to incorporate ..."
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to incorporate concerns for severity of illness as an independent factor in a numerical model of societal valuations of health outcomes; similarly, the need to incorporate reluctance to discriminate against patients that happen to have lesser potentials for health than others; and finally, the need to combine
frame on GM crops in the European Union
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Research Area: Physical Education, Page No.: 68-78 Problematic Doping And Sports Ethics Issues: A Huge societal Concern
"... In recent decades, society has undergone some far-reaching changes, with the result that doping is increasingly present in modern sport. In sports the ethics discourse belongs to the discipline of sports philosophy. Sport ethics sees its most urgent task in presenting problemfocused solutions for th ..."
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for the doping discussion Doping in sports is a huge societal problem. No longer limited to elite athletes, it is increasingly found in amateur and school sports. It is considered a public health issue by the sport movement and public authorities worldwide, and is characterized primarily by the misuse and abuse
CONTEMPORARY SOCIETAL PROBLEMS
"... This study is designed to discover crucial societal problem areas in which the application of foundation resources might be beneficial. A resource allocation analysis technique yields information which is useful in general evaluation procedures. Development of a problem analysis technique interrelat ..."
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interrelates apparent societal trends and changes in the human ecosystem with the various problems of society. Both approaches begin with attempts to list all relevant societal concerns. Several lists of sets of important problems represent the judgements of a wide variety of informed observers on specific
The Tradeoffs of Societal Computing
"... As Social Computing has increasingly captivated the general public, it has become a popular research area for computer scientists. Social Computing research focuses on online so-cial behavior and using artifacts derived from it for providing recommendations and other useful community knowledge. Unfo ..."
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, e.g., by consuming substantial resources at odds with Green Computing, another major area of societal concern. We propose a new crosscutting research area, Societal Com-puting, that focuses on the technical tradeoffs among com-putational models and application domains that raise signif
Nanotechnology legislation
"... Contradictory intent? US federal legislation on integrating societal concerns into nanotechnology research and development ..."
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Contradictory intent? US federal legislation on integrating societal concerns into nanotechnology research and development
The Quiet Revolution That Transformed Women's Employment
- Education, and Family. American Economic Review
, 2006
"... s, whether a woman finds individuality in her job, occupation, profession, or career. The third concerns "decision making." Here the distinction is whether labor force decisions are made fully jointly, if a woman is married or in a long term relationship, or, on the other hand, whether the ..."
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s, whether a woman finds individuality in her job, occupation, profession, or career. The third concerns "decision making." Here the distinction is whether labor force decisions are made fully jointly, if a woman is married or in a long term relationship, or, on the other hand, whether
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