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The present paper reviews studies carried out by the Bandim Health Project during the armed conflict in Guinea-Bissau, 1998-1999. Common health interventions like vaccination and breastfeeding, as well as focused interventions such as nutrition interventions aimed at malnourished children are effective measures. Population-based studies of health status gives important information about health con

Oedipus, Hermes, Janus

This paper is part of a larger project that aims to study the relation between practice and theory in the works of three thinkers: John Dewey, Gregory Bateson and Félix Guattari. These thinkers share an understanding of the primary importance of the relation between theory and practice. Also their philosophical grammar is inherently spatial with concepts such as transversality, rhizome, ritornello

Fixed parameter algorithms and other results for convex patitions

It is known that the minimum edge length convex partition MWCP of polygons with holes (an example of a PSLG) is NP-hard. Partitioning polygons with holes into the minimum number of convex polygons MNCP is also known to be NP-hard. We show that The MWCP and MNCP problem for general PSLGs where the sum of the hole vertices and re ex vertices inside the convex hull is sub-logarithmic can be solved in

“Don’t forget that matrimony is a holy act, even when it is a civil ceremony”: Changes in sexual norms and the conceptualization of gay families in Scandinavia since the 1990s

In 1994, a Swedish marriage registrar motivated his refusal to perform partnership registrations of same-sex couples by referring to matrimony—even non-religious marriage ceremonies—as a holy act. The perception of marriage as sacred and only intended for the union of man and woman was strong in the 1990s, but there seem to have been a rapid shift in the discursive field since then. Between 1989