DAPR-Distance Advancement Of Population Research InternetBased Demographic Resources for Population research Summaries/excerpts of legal and government documents concerned with international http://www.cpc.unc.edu/projects/dapr/ic/research.html
Extractions: IGM is made up of 15 medical databases including AIDSLINE, HealthStar, MEDLINE, and POPLINE. All entries have citations, many have abstracts. IGM is related to PubMed. AIDSLINE covers HIV, AIDS, and related topics HealthStar covers articles and reports dealing with the effectiveness and outcomes of treatment, and the administrative side of health care delivery. MEDLINE is the electronic version of Index Medicus which is one of the three significant medical indexes in the world (the others are EMBASE-Netherlands and PASCAL-France). It covers the majority of US medical journals and is best for locating journal articles, reviews, and letters to the editor. It is not a good source for statistics. POPLINE is the premier source for the international population literature, especially about developing countries, and includes published and unpublished materials.
Extractions: Research Resources The following are suggested books and articles to read for background information on women and international law issues. Note that, for U.S. libraries, the following subject headings are useful to identify other books and journal articles on the topic in periodical indexes and library catalogs: WOMEN (INTERNATIONAL LAW); WOMENLEGAL STATUS, LAWS, ETC.; WOMEN'S RIGHTS. The bibliographies in the Internet Resources section below may also be consulted for additional readings. The Boundaries of International Law: A Feminist Analysis Manchester Univesity Press Hilary Charlesworth, Feminist Methods in International Law American Journal of International Law 379-394 (1999)(Symposium On Method In International Law). Feminist Approaches to International Law American Journal of International Law 613-645 (No. 4, 1991). Radhika Coomaraswamy, Reinventing International Law: Women's Rights as Human Rights in the International Community (1997 Edward A. Smith Lecture, Human Rights Program, Harvard Law School; Ms. Coomaraswamy is the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women) Natalie Kaufman Hevener
Population Aging And Legal Retirement Age analyzes the effects of population aging on the preferred legal retirement age. Under a defined contribution scheme aging lowers the preferred legal http://ideas.repec.org/p/gra/wpaper/05-16.html
Extractions: This paper analyzes the effects of population aging on the preferred legal retirement age. What is revealed is the crucial role that the indirect âmacroâ effects resulting from a change in the legal retirement age play in the optimal decision. Two Social Security systems are studied. Under a defined contribution scheme aging lowers the preferred legal retirement age. However, under a defined pension scheme the retirement age is delayed. This result shows the relevance of correctly choosing the parameter affected by the dependency ratio in the design of the Social Security programme. Download Info To download: If you experience problems downloading a file, check if you have the proper
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Research And Statistics The present study was funded by the research and Statistics Division, Department of The most significant characteristic of the population of Aboriginal http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/ps/rs/rep/2000/rr00-12a.html
Extractions: Advanced Search JustResearch ... Contact Us THE NEW-BRUNSWICK ABORIGINAL DUTY COUNSEL PROJECT Ab Currie June 2000 The present study was funded by the Research and Statistics Division, Department of Justice Canada. The views expressed herein are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of the Department of Justice Canada. PDF Document This project was designed to improve the level of legal aid service to Aboriginal people in New Brunswick. The project was implemented on an experimental basis in Kent County, New Brunswick to serve Aboriginal people from the Big Cove, Buctouche, and Indian Island First Nations communities. The need for a different approach to meeting the needs of native people became apparent with the large number of adjournments required by Aboriginal people at first appearance court. It was suspected that the difficulty in moving legal matters of Aboriginal people through the court reflected a number of difficulties experienced by Natives in communicating with the non-Aboriginal lawyers providing regular duty counsel service. In order to explore the issues more carefully, and at the same time to put in place immediate steps to address the situation, an Aboriginal lawyer was hired to provide duty counsel service for Aboriginal people in the provincial court at Richibucto. The lawyer spoke Mi'Kmaq, the Aboriginal language of the region. The project commenced in December 1998. The project was supported in part by a contribution from the Department of Justice Canada, and monitored during the first year by the Research and Statistics Division of the federal Department of Justice.
Abortion Distortions - FactCheck.org legal abortion would lead to less domestic violence, since young women would The divorce rate (per 1000 population) rose for several years after Roe and http://www.factcheck.org/article336.html
Extractions: Advanced Search Senators from both sides make false claims about Roe v. Wade. July 18, 2005 Modified: August 22, 2005 eMail to a friend Printer Friendly Version Roe v. Wade. Roe Roe made abortions legal nationwide. Roe. Roe. On July 5, Sen. Boxer claimed that overturning Roe v. Wade might Associated Press Boxer: It means a minimum of 5,000 women a year will die. New York City and Germany. before the first states liberalized abortion laws in 1967. The Journal of the American Medical Association Roe was decided. Boxer would have been correct to say that some increase in deaths of pregnant women would result should abortions be made illegal. But the number is much lower than she claimed. In 1972, the last year before Roe v. Wade Roe Republican Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania claims in a new book that a number of social ills got "much worse" after Roe was decided in 1973. He's clearly right about some, but wrong on at least one, female suicide, and possibly on another, crime. It Takes a Family: Conservatism and the Common Good , released on July 4. It devotes several chapters to abortion, and one of them includes this argument
National Statistics Online The Northern Ireland Statistics and research Agency (NISRA) carry out the Northern Ireland Census of Social and economic characteristics of the population. http://www.statistics.gov.uk/cci/nscl.asp?id=6630
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Extractions: Other articles have cited this article Abstract Methods Results ... More articles on Infectious diseases and parasitology Abstract Objective: To determine attitudes towards doctors and hospitals as data custodians, and patients' experiences of unauthorised information releases from health services. Results: 288 survey participants (9.6%) were not confident that healthcare providers keep and use information responsibly, 108 (3.6%) reported that healthcare providers had released information without their consent (although at least 48 of these disclosures were legally defensible), and 57 (1.9%) reported harm arising from unauthorised disclosures by health services. Projecting these findings to the South Australian population, over 2000 people experienced harm arising from unauthorised information release in 1999. However, in the same period, there were fewer than 20 formal complaints to major agencies (eg, Ombudsman, Medical Board).
Bureau Of Justice Statistics Prison Statistics Examines issues of legal representation for defendants in Federal district court and large Proportion of the population under correctional supervision http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/prisons.htm
Extractions: there were an estimated 486 prison inmates per 100,000 U.S. residents up from 411 at yearend 1995. the number of women under the jurisdiction of State or Federal prison authorities increased 2.9% from midyear 2003, reaching 103,310 and the number of men rose 2.0%, totaling 1,390,906. At midyear 2004 there were 4,919 black male prison and jail inmates per 100,000 black males in the United States, compared to 1,717 Hispanic male inmates per 100,000 Hispanic males and 717 white male inmates per 100,000 white males.
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Aging As our population lives longer, the study of gerontology has become increasingly Indiana University s Center for Aging research Grants and Funding http://www.hshsl.umaryland.edu/resources/aging.html
Extractions: E-Resources Services About the Library Home ... E-Resources Search Our Site: Search Library Catalog: Aging As our population lives longer, the study of gerontology has become increasingly important in many fields including medicine, psychology, sociology, political science, and law. This can be seen by the increase in university programs, governmental bodies, political debate, organizations, literature and research devoted to aging. The Health Sciences and Human Services Library's Aging web page links users to a small number of selected web sites that may be useful to both students and health care professionals interested in the field of aging. See selection criteria Clearinghouses Glossaries Government Agencies ... UMB Links Clearinghouses GeroWeb is a searchable Virtual Library on Aging maintained by Wayne State University's Institute of Gerontology. It has both search and browse features which connect to web sites on a wide variety of topics related to aging. A description of the web sites can be seen by clicking on the information icon to the left of each site.
Extractions: "Prisoners sentenced for drug offenses constituted the largest group of Federal inmates (55%) in 2001, down from 60% in 1995 (table 18). On September 30, 2001, the date of the latest available data in the Federal Justice Statistics Program, Federal prisons held 78,501 sentenced drug offenders, compared to 52,782 in 1995." "Between 1984 and 1999, the number of defendants charged with a drug offense in U.S. district courts increased about 3% annually, on average, from 11,854 to 29,306." "As a result of increased prosecutions and longer time served in prison, the number of drug offenders in Federal prisons increased more than 12% annually, on average, from 14,976 during 1986 to 68,360 during 1999." "In 1995, 23% of state prisoners were incarcerated for drug offenses in contrast to 9% of drug offenders in state prisons in 1986. In fact, the proportion of drug offenders in the state prison population nearly tripled by 1990, when it reached 21%, and has remained at close to that level since then. The proportion of federal prisoners held for drug violations doubled during the past 10 years. In 1985, 34% of federal prisoners were incarcerated for drug violations. By 1995, the proportion had risen to 60%." Source: Craig Haney, Ph.D., and Philip Zimbardo, Ph.D., "The Past and Future of U.S. Prison Policy: Twenty-five Years After the Stanford Prison Experiment," American Psychologist, Vol. 53, No. 7 (July 1998), p. 715.
Extractions: This official source covers titles published by agencies of the U.S. Government and cataloged by the U.S. Government Printing Office since 1994, and includes links to publications that are available full-text in electronic format. U.S. Government Publications Monthly Catalog Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries (1976+) [Rutgers Restricted]
