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International Symposium on Prevention and Control of HIV/AIDS Ethical Aspects : Report of an International Symposium 29 November 2001.

Congreso Internacional Extraordinario de Filosofía del 20 al 26 de setiembre de 1987 /

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Estudios de traducción e interpretación.

Table of Contents: “…Measuring the acquisition of ethical behaviour in interpreting students /…”
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Overcoming Global hunger : proceedings of a Conference on Actions to Reduce Hunger Worldwide, hosted by the World Bank and held at The American University, Washington, D.C., Novemb...

Table of Contents: “…Jaycox, Chair -- Special address: The scope for public action to reduce chronic hunger / Ketumile Masire -- Session 3: Targeted interventions: what works best to reduce hunger / Caio Koch-Weser, Chair -- Session 4: Lessons of experience / Joseph Wood, Chair -- Special address: Ending hunger: a global concern / Boutros Boutros-Ghali -- Session 5: The political economy of hunger / Shahid Husain, Chair -- Special address: NGOs and international organizations: developing collaboration to fight hunger / Jimmy Carter -- Final session: Commitment to action -- Appendixes -- Associated event: The ethical dimensions of global hunger: a panel discussion.…”

Congreso Internacional Extraordinario de Filosofía del 20 al 26 de setiembre de 1987 /

Table of Contents: “…/ Traducción Davidson Donald -- Epistemology and truth / Traducción Chattopadhyaya Debiprasad -- La contradiction / Traducción Granger Gilles Gaston -- On the logic of rights / Traducción Kanger Stig -- Ethics and social development / Traducción Markovic Mihailo -- Ethical relativism and confrontation of cultures / Traducción.. …”

Actas del III Congreso de EALSCE : Paisajes Culturales : herencia y conservación = Proceedings of the 3RD EASLCE : Conference Cultural Landscapes : Heritage and Conservation /

Table of Contents: “…s “The Domain of Arnheim” to the Ethics of Earthcare / Bristow, Tom -- Cultural Landscape: Cognitive And Aesthetic Construction In Tom Stoppard?…”