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This article aims to take stock of the sources concerning the particular participation of two monks of the Solesmes congregation, dom Jules Jeannin and dom Jean Parisot, in the work on Syriac ecclesiastical music of the Levant. However, this double itinerary is part of a paradoxical monastic reality: the growth and monastic dynamics of the Solesmes congregation in parallel with a tense French political context (from the anti-congregant decrees of 1880 to the law of 1901). Are evoked successively: the sources identified (in particular the strictly Benedictine funds), the biography of the two religious (from their correspondence), the monastic context of their careers (abbeys of Marseille, Ligugé, Solesmes, Silos, Belloc, expulsions, forced exiles and in particular the crisis of Solesmes, around 1890-1893), finally, the centers of interest they develop (especially with regard to the relations between music of East and West). This is the beginning of an investigation into the history of the Benedictine monks and their relationship to the East in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, intersecting with the intellectual history of Orientalism, in the politico-religious reality of the East of the same period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Abstract: The decree pronounced by the Court of Cassation''s First Civil Division could represent a landmark decision on three levels. In terms of compensation for medical damages, it brings the hollow offer that the insurance proposes to the victim down to no offer at all as stated in the L. 1142-15 indent 5 article of the Public Health Code. It then introduces an original prejudice: the loss of the opportunity of postponing death and ensuring a better and less painful life-ending constitutes a damage that can be repaired. Finally, it establishes that the occupational health-care service fails to ensure the continuity of support and engages its civil liability when, facing an alarming diagnostic, it neglects to send the patient towards his or her GP. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

From the official documents, such as local or imperial edicts, notes from the custom rolls, prices declarations of some associations, or selling papers, the article proves that, although the prices of some products and commodities are heterogeneous within the Roman Empire, their value stays almost the same. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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L'arrêté du 15 mai 2018 fixant les conditions de réalisation des examens d'IH érythrocytaire a abrogé l'arrêté du 26 avril 2002, apportant des modifications qui précisent les exigences d'accréditation. Ces changements peuvent être appréhendés dans une démarche qualité par une gestion de projet type 5 M. Des demandes d'évolution des systèmes informatisés sont faites : antériorités des RAI sur le compte-rendu, nomenclature internationale du phénotype RH-KEL. Pour le transfert informatique des données IH il s'agissait déjà d'une exigence de 2002. Abonnement à un CIQ C3d pour l'EDA. Arrêt des éditions de cartes de groupes. Main d'œuvre information en CME des prescripteurs pour la détermination unique, suivi de l'efficacité par indicateurs et EPP (taux de suppression des GS, doubles déterminations sans transfusion). Formulaires de prescription modifiés traçant le contexte transfusionnel avéré. Formalisation de la vérification du seuil de détection à 10 ng/mL des RAI et EDC. Les procédures ont été révisées pour les règles d'exclusion (RAI) et la définition des résultats critiques. Milieu Le LBM doit s'assurer que la procédure d'identitovigilance de l'établissement de santé respecte les exigences de l'arrêté (service des admissions...). Versant dépôt, travail à effectuer avec les LBM en dehors de l'ES : transmission des RAI des parturientes, liaisons informatiques pour les données IH. L'application d'un arrêté est attendue dès sa parution. Néanmoins l'ampleur des changements imposés nécessitera du temps pour les LBM, notamment ceux en lien avec l'informatique avec des nécessités de paramétrage des systèmes informatisés. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the lean production and value models by regulation approach of work. It states that lean appeared in a historical and local context of Japan which makes it irrelevant for current economic dynamics. It mentions that consideration of new methods of value production is important for analyzing its impact on work.

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The training program for the Romanian maternal assistants is exposed to a double regulation system: on the one hand, there are the specific normative deeds issued by structures from de Ministry of Work; on the other hand, there is the legislation regarding the continuous professional training for adults. Between the two, one may notice significant differences. In the beginning of year 2010, we had done a study based on questionnaires and interviews of maternal assistants, social workers, coordinators from public and private field-related institutions, trainers and representatives of training institutions for professional maternal assistants. The results of the research were correlated with the analysis of the specific normative deeds and previously done studies. Our analysis is part of a Leonardo Da Vinci like project- transfer of innovation whose objective is to identify the training needs of maternal assistants from more European countries, including Romania, and to come up with solutions for them. A further study will analyze the efficiency of the suggestion for the harmonization of the training offers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The conditions prevailing in Belgium, at the time a managerial approach was approved and introduced into its judicial system, are analyzed in this article along with the limitations and consequences for the legal professions. Belgian judicial culture has long been hostile to cost-analysis and an organizational perspective. As in many other Western countries, however, it is now being challenged by the growing impact of the rationale of efficiency. Accepted by some members of the legal professions (who nonetheless question certain of its aspects), the transformations show that the various sorts of existing regulations – legal, political, managerial – at the same time coexist and compete. There have been several outcomes: magistrates’ identities are being overhauled, the legitimacy of the judiciary has become even more difficult to establish, and the balance of power among the different legal professions has shifted. Last, but not least, the model of what makes for a “good” judge and “good” justice is in the process of being redefined. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

Résumé: Pendant une bonne partie de l'année 2019, une controverse aiguë s'est installée au sujet des impacts potentiels sur la santé des populations vivant au contact des champs traités par les pesticides. Suscitée par la prise d'arrêtés municipaux, instaurant des zones tampons, il reste difficile de faire la part entre la montée des inquiétudes au sein de la population et les réponses des autorités. Devant des avis, interventions et décisions, dont le caractère scientifique pourrait être questionné et ayant suscité de la part des tribunaux administratifs des arrêts sévères vis-à-vis de l'action publique, la revue* de Dereumeaux et al. tombe à pic ! For most of 2019, bitter controversy has prevailed over the potential impact on the health of people living near agricultural lands treated with pesticides, provoked in part by ordinances introducing buffer zones. It remains difficult to balance the increasing concerns of the population with the answers provided by the authorities. Given the many opinions, interventions and decisions of doubtful scientific value, and a number of strict rulings by administrative tribunals governing public policy, this literature review* by Dereumeaux et al. is particularly well timed! [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article comments on the role of democratic practices in understanding democracy. Participative democracy encourages citizens to participate in the decision making process. Delegative democracy gives importance to the delegation process and not to mass election. It uses an adaptive phenomenon, based on group trust relationships. Both democratic practices are equally important in improving democracy.

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The article focuses on regulation repeals and replaces parts of the Minimum Wage Regulation to provide various increases in the minimum wages, effective February 1, 1992. Topics include considered the minimum wage payable to persons 18 years of age and over has been increased to several per hour and the rate payable to persons under 18 was increased.

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This article analyses the system of delegated legislation and »plenipotentiary powers« in wartime at the turn of the twentieth century from a European perspective. In France, Germany, England and Italy one finds, with differing formalities, particularly during the First World War, a recourse to delegated legislation or legislative capability which redefined the limits between the legislative and executive power, moving the fulcrum of their equilibrium in the direction of the latter. Contemporary legal science, including such authors as Carl Schmitt, Carré de Malberg and others, examined the significance, both juridical and political, of a phenomenon which characterises the principal European states – at least as regards Germany and Italy – on the threshold of their experience of totalitarianism.

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The article reviews the history of the International Labour Organization, which was founded in 1919 as specified in Section XIII of the Treaty of Versailles. According to the article, the impetus for the founding of the organization was a belief that fair and equitable labor laws, treating workers and management fairly, would lead to a "social peace"; this was seen, in the aftermath of World War I, as essential for lasting world peace. Particular attention is paid to legal and political aspects of the treaty and how international law that was related to labor law and legislation was conceived during the period from 1919 to 1939.