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In this paper, we focus on the procedural-criminal law of the enemy which is generally conceived as an exceptional criminal law and analyzed from the point of view of substantial criminal law and procedural law. In particular, we elaborate on the fact that since the criminal law of the enemy can be understood as a suspension –even if temporary and restricted in its application– of the typical guarantees of modern procedure law as well as an extension of the legislation in the Criminal Code which punishes conducts that does not directly violate any legal interest protected by the system, it may contradict the fundamental principles of modern criminal law. Finally, we conclude by arguing that the space actually occupied by the exception in our system is not that limited and therefore we try to seek a balance between the conflicting terms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the negotiation or undertaking of Venture Capital and Private Equity transactions, a negative evolution of growth expectations, of liquidating investments, of access to the capital market or of finding investors, an unexpected negative event that substantially alters the bases of the transaction intended by the parties has a negative, direct impact at the time it occurs unexpectedly. The legal system provides for extinguishing remedies that allow for the "breach" of contractual obligations, thereby exempting the parties from the obligation to pay damages, such as: (i) material impossibility of fulfilling the obligation, (ii) unforeseen circumstances, and (iii) force majeure. In the absence of a regulation, and in response to several very deep economic crises, case law has developed the so-called "rebus sic stantibus" clause (similar to the "material adverse change" clause in the Anglo-Saxon world) as a remedy that does not extinguish, except in very exceptional cases, but rather for renegotiation, modification and adjustment of contracts. This paper addresses the definition of the elements and requirements that must be present in order to successfully invoke this clause before our Courts and Tribunals, or to configure it correctly in the appropriate contractual documents corresponding to Venture Capital and Private Equity operations. It represents the most recent and relevant cases to facilitate a better understanding of its importance and usefulness and explains how, fortunately, its application is becoming more flexible and spreading through the Courts and Tribunals, leaving behind the restrictive and exceptional use that this important resource has had when modifying and amending contracts under certain circumstances. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

SPACs are listed shell companies that are created and raise capital through an initial public offering with the sole purpose of merging with a non-listed company so that, as a result of the transaction, the target company becomes listed in the stock exchange. This way, SPACs work as an alternative to the traditional listing methods (IPO and direct listing). Although in the last months there has been a slowdown in the creation of SPACs, during years 2020 and 2021 there was a real explosion of SPAC offerings, mainly in USA, giving rise to a phenomenon called as "SPAC-mania". In this context, the purpose of this paper is to study the origins and the functioning of SPACs and to analyze the way this kind of companies could operate under the Spanish corporate and securities market laws. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The classroom library and the literary conversation that can be promoted around it allow an instructional space for reading mediation that facilitates the experience of values, the appropriation of culture, the development of a literary reading habit, the improvement of the comprehension and interpretation of literary texts, and the accommodation of literary conversations. As a result, the teaching situation changes from a traditional environment to a dialoguic and shared environment in which meaning is constructed. The objective of this paper is to present the activity of a reading club in which readers talk, and are able to judge and self-assess the criteria of others and socialize schemes that enable the construction of cooperative convictions. This will promote an integral axiological instruction in terms of the construction of the textual meaning through the expansion of the reader's intertext. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents part of the social media dissemination campaign of the IV Technical Seminar on Libraries, organized by the Andalusian Association of Librarians in 2020. One of the main objectives of the campaign was to give visibility and highlight the value of library activity within the framework of the 2030 Agenda. This was done by showing, through examples and concrete activities, the relationship between cultural extension activities and the SDG. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in the Americas and raised blood pressure accounts for over 50% of CVD. In the Americas over a quarter of adult women and four in ten adult men have hypertension and the diagnosis, treatment and control are suboptimal. In 2021, the World Health Organization (WHO) released an updated guideline for the pharmacological treatment of hypertension in adults. This policy paper highlights the facilitating role of the WHO Global HEARTS initiative and the HEARTS in the Americas initiative to catalyze the implementation of this guideline, provides specific policy advice for implementation, and emphasizes that an over-arching strategic approach for hypertension control is needed. The authors urge health advocates and policymakers to prioritize the prevention and control of hypertension to improve the health and wellbeing of their populations and to reduce CVD health disparities within and between populations of the Americas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents the position of the Latin American working group of the International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC). The working group brings together various Latin American actors and organizations in support of actions that facilitate the transformation of health systems in the region towards integrated systems that focus on people not as isolated individuals but as subjects of law in the complex social and environmental contexts where they live and interact. The working group proposes nine pillars of integrated care to be used as a conceptual framework for policy development and changes in practices: 1) shared vision and values; 2) population health; 3) people and communities as partners; 4) resilient communities; 5) capacities of human resources for health; 6) governance and leadership; 7) digital solutions; 8) aligned payment systems; and 9) public transparency. Based on these pillars, lines of work are proposed to strengthen alliances and networks, advocacy, research, and capacity-building, in order to help develop health and social systems that are effectively integrated and focused not only on people but also on communities in Latin America. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective. To determine the relative risk of a lethal outcome associated with chronic degenerative conditions in patients with COVID-19. Methods. A cohort study was conducted using electronic medical records belonging to patients who tested positive for COVID-19 on RT-PCR while receiving care as outpatients or inpatients in a social security system facility between March 2020 and March 2021. Two study groups were formed. The exposed group was divided into four subgroups, each of which was diagnosed with one and only one chronic condition (diabetes, hypertension, obesity, or chronic kidney disease); the unexposed group was obtained from the medical records of patients without comorbidities. A total of 1 114 medical records were examined using simple random sampling. Once the minimum sample size was reached, the relative risk was calculated for each chronic condition. Combinations of two, three, and four conditions were created, and each of them was included in the analysis. Results. In the absence of a chronic degenerative condition, the prevalence of a lethal outcome from COVID-19 is 3.8%; in the presence of type 2 diabetes mellitus, 15.8%; in the presence of arterial hypertension, 15.6%; and in the presence of obesity, 15.0%. For diabetes and hypertension combined, the prevalence of a lethal outcome is 54.1%; for diabetes and obesity combined, 36.8%, and for obesity and hypertension combined, 28.1%. Conclusion. In patients with COVID-19, the relative risk of a lethal outcome is 4.17 for those with diabetes, 4.13 for those with hypertension, and 3.96 for those with obesity. For two chronic conditions combined, the relative risk doubles or triples. The relative risk of a lethal outcome is 14.27 for diabetes plus hypertension; 9.73 for diabetes plus obesity, and 7.43 for obesity plus hypertension. Chronic conditions do not present alone; they generally occur together, hence the significance of the relative risks for lethal outcomes presented in this paper. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The similarity of the dream with hallucination and psychosis is a constant idea that runs, in the background, throughout Freud's work. It is therefore quite surprising that Freud does not pay attention to the specific status of the nightmare in relation to both. The aim of this paper is, in its starting point, to fill this gap: to bring to light, by examining the two Freudian texts --the 14th of his Introductory Lectures on Psychoanalysis (1915-1917) and the Scheme of Psychoanalysis (1938)--, the theoretical place of the nightmare at the frontier that separates dream and psychosis, by pointing out certain common significant uses by Freud in his description of both nightmare and psychosis. In the light of which the borderline position of the nightmare in relation to psychosis --in which insomnia comes to occupy a prominent position-- is established, and the central deficit of the psychotic ego is examined, concluding that it is the result of the failure in the construction of the superego. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The pretrial hearing is made up of different procedures that respond to different phases that it goes through. Each phase corresponds to a function that pursues a certain purpose. From all these phases, the one I have come to call «dialectics» has been chosen for this paper. The introduction of factual and legal information in the ordinary declaratory civil process occurs in two moments: the main one, which corresponds to the governing writings, and the secondary or residual, which is precisely the aforementioned «dialectical phase» of the pretrial hearing. Its purpose is, in broad strokes, double. Allow a moderate extension of the contender's dialectical intersection. Correct, in a broad sense of the expression, what has been stated in writing up to now. The legal regulation of this «dialectical phase» is found in art. 426 of the Civil Procedure Law, whose study is the common thread of this paper. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper addresses the different stages in the creation of a Digital Photo Library in a Public Library. These range from document collection to the processes of updating, computerization and cataloguing, as well as the use of Social Networks as a tool for the dissemination of the photo library contents. In particular, this paper emphasizes on the importance of the local collection for the library users. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents the objectives, scope and development of a user assistance service via WhatsApp by the library of the University of Málaga. This service is aimed at the 24-hour opening periods, specifically for extraordinary opening hours three times a year during the students' exam period. At this time, the user resorts to this service for clearing out exceptional doubts, anywhere and anytime. This paper presents an analysis of the results obtained, together with the goals achieved since it was launched. It also describes the revisions and improvements done, the expectations for the future, and the conclusions drawn from this work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper deals with the emergence of innovative collaborative Makerspaces, insofar as meeting points with knowledge and practical learning in the new buildings of the twenty-first century local libraries. The paper first discusses, the concept of Makerspace and the environment in which it is defined or outlined as a new service within a library, together with its purpose and the intended public. A methodology is then established to implement it and the areas into which it is divided, integrated as a whole, specifying and enumerating simultaneously the necessary materials and resources of each. Finally, the paper examines implementation and management method of a maker space in the future library of the town of Vera, and the new expectations of the people's use. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper overviews the use of social networks in university libraries in Mexico. It presents the analysis of posting trends at a national level, as well as an analysis of the use of various platforms, the dissemination they offer, and what they promote. Additionally, the paper evaluates the extent to which the possibilities offered by these platforms are exploited as low cost means of mass communication. The method is based on the analysis of posts from 50 university library sites on Twitter and 50 sites on Facebook from January 2017 to the beginning of August 2019. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper describes the creation and structuring of the Group of Science Libraries (GBC)1 based on the administrative records generated. This allows University as well as national coverage among the various libraries of Higher Education Institutions in Mexico. This is accomplished by the establishment of a library brand allowing for greater visibility, so specialized users can meet their information needs with the various services and products offered, individually or jointly, by the GBC members. Additionally, this paper presents the elements taken into account, and the experience in the development of a library brand that would allow the group to gain greater recognition and academic visibility among libraries and research support librarians, at both a national and an international level. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents the development of the elements required to develop a research library brand offering specialized services and products in the fields of earth, marine and atmospheric sciences. The paper also examines the consistency between the public brand image and the corporate image held within the university campus at UNAM. The guidelines to position the library through a Web Portal and social networks are described with a view to wide dissemination and scope, regardless of geographical location. This comprises the generation of means of direct, real-time communication between the users and the professional staff for quality service and reliable content. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims at a brief discussion of the importance that companies in the library sector had and still have in the development of libraries. It also addresses the steps towards improvements in these alliances in order to enhance their management and their results. This paper also analyzes the projects carried out over the past few years in the library of the University of Almería, from the point of view of the university's inherent commitment towards knowledge transfer for the service of society. Good examples of these projects are the international development projects for cooperation funded by the Andalusian Agency for Development Cooperation in Perú and Paraguay or, indeed, the greatest impact project in Almeria: the design and start-up of the "José María Artero" Central Library. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Library Marketing Project Team of the Andalusian Association of Librarians presents a guide for a social media plan for libraries. This guide is intended for public libraries in search of a tool to assist the librarians who may want to use social networks as a means of effective communication with the library users. The stages and most relevant aspects for a social media plan are listed throughout the paper. The most relevant platforms for data retrieval are also mentioned. The paper reviews platforms that may supply relevant information for the knowledge of users, and platforms that may have data about our influence on users via the social media. This allows for the adjustment and optimization of work plans over time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents the CBUA (University libraries' Consortium of Andalusia) with a brief description of its organization. Several points are reviewed: the strengthening of the image of the CBUA within the university community, the relevance of cooperation as an opportunity to strengthen this brand image, and the challenges ahead. The paper also discusses the need to establish a strategy and a number of projects to tackle these challenges. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The participation of private equity & venture capital firms in the decision-making processes of target companies becomes a related-party transactions issue when two companies in which the same venture capital firm has an interest enter into a contract with each other and this contract is predicated on the significant influence and position that the venture capital firm has in their respective decision-making bodies. This paper will focus on providing detailed knowledge on the regulatory framework applicable to related-party transactions, as transactions that imply a conflict of interest and require the parties involved in the decision-making processes to observe certain duties of loyalty. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The purpose of this paper is to offer an overview of the incipient regulatory framework existing in Spain on cryptoassets, but, above all, of the important and expected "Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on Markets in Crypto-assets, and amending Directive (EU) 2019/1937". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The health emergency due to COVID-19 has led to significant changes in our society, introducing new methods of organization and communication in the library field. The work carried out in the ‘Arroyo de la Miel’ library during the COVID-19 pandemic is presented here. The paper begins with an analysis of the measures taken just before and after the lockdown, between March and May 2020. This analysis reveals that the efforts made in the Library to keep offering a virtual service to users in a manner until the library reopening and combining in-person and virtual services after the reopening were a success. It also supports the benefits of considering libraries as essential services. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The evolution of the eBiblio service is analyzed in broad terms, from its start in 2014 to the end of 2020. This paper describes the management and functioning of the service and then, it analyzes how it became one of the most valuable services during the pandemic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The direct appeal or appeal per saltum is that which is filed immediately against judgments issue in the first instance. This paper make a historical analysis of the appeal per saltum in the LEC 1881 and a compared study between the Spanish and German legal order. In addition, it examines from a lex ferenda perspective the opportunity to reintroduce this type of appeal and the regulation that would best suit the system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyses the specific problem of the foundation of the «reversal interest» in the evidence of foreign law which can be seen on a double front: on the one hand, based on the deep contradiction latent in the dominant jurisprudential doctrine of the Supreme Court in the matter; on the other, based on the growing reinforcement of the «reversal interest», which translates into an effort to justify and accredit the same that is difficult for the litigant to comply with, especially in controversial areas and in which there are specific difficulties, such as the judicial application of foreign Law. The analysis is carried out from a critical point of view, also offering various suggestions in order to improve the system, both de «lege data» and de «lege ferenda». [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The increasing economic importance of crowdfunding since the beginning of the present century, together with the legal problems that these transactions may give rise to, have determined the national regulations that were enacted during the second decade of the 21st century. In view of the progressive national regulatory fragmentation that was occurring in the European Union and the call by the legal doctrine, the authorities and the industry for a European legislative action, the Commission presented in 2018 a Proposal for a Regulation in this field. This paper analyzes the meaning and content of the corresponding rules finally approved: Regulation 2020/1503, that shall apply from 10 November 2021. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the different opportunities for venture capital in the field of business restructuring in a post-pandemic scenario. Specifically, it will address investment options in companies in which venture capital funds are already partners, as well as opportunities to participate in the restructuring of new businesses and to make such investments profitable through the instrument of credit capitalization. Additionally, the role of the venture capital funds in the face of the new Directive on preventive restructuring frameworks will be discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Proficiency testing has proven to be an extremely powerful tool to evaluate the quality of measurements from various laboratories. This paper evaluates the advantages of using linear mixed models over traditional random-effects models in the analysis of homogeneity studies in proficiency testing and describes their application with a study case of elements measurement in drinking water (proficiency testing DMQ-001-2018 by LCM). Both models were adjusted and evaluated for calcium (Ca) and magnesium (Mg) measurement data using R software. A trend by measurement was evidenced for Mg (p = 0.0005) but not for Ca (p = 0.4265). An analysis of uncertainty components due to lack of homogeneity between units (uhom) and method repeatability (ur) showed the similarity in the components obtained for the models in the case without trends (linear mixed model: uhom = 0.45 mg/L and ur = 0.46 mg/L, random-effects model: uhom= 0.47 mg/L and ur=0.45 mg/L). However, significant differences were observed in the case with trends (linear mixed model: uhom = 0.00 mg/L and ur = 0.08 mg/L, random-effects model: uhom = undefined and ur = 0.23 mg/L). For the latter, great advantages were evidenced for the mixed linear model compared to the traditional model, highlighting the possibility of eliminating mathematical undefinitions in the estimation of uhom and the mitigation of possible overestimations of ur. Finally, a R-code is provided to process data from homogeneity studies based on the fit of a linear mixed model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The professional sector of libraries in Andalusia is still not regulated by law in 2021. Since its creation in 1981, the AAB has worked towards the recognition of this professional sector after years of discrimination by public administrations. This paper aims to provide an overview of the various attempts made to provide this sector with a legal coverage in favour of professional regulations to guarantee the needs of the library staff in Andalusia. The AAB has not let up in its efforts to make this possible and continues working on this goal nowadays. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A semblance of the classic myth of Paris and Helen of Troy reappears in the 1993 advertising spot for Chico Martini, which tells the story of how a very attractive and seductive young blonde, the partner of a very wealthy, powerful and unfriendly senior man, is drawn, as if attracted by a magnet, by a kind of very attractive and sensual man tart, who suddenly appears by sea, without anyone being able to prevent him from doing so. The Martini Boy represents an attractive, shallow man, with a powerful image full of sensuality. If the myth of Paris begins with wine, the Chico Martini begins with the vermouth of the same brand. This paper will try to analyse how this connection is reached, from the classical myth to the postmodern one. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Nowadays, the business environment has developed non-banking financing alternatives especially adequate for Venture Capital, mainly for those technology-based companies, essential for any developed economy. With this, entrepreneurs seek for funds to finance their business activities whilst investors look for projects with interesting returns at medium term. In order to do so, it is especially important that they agree with the value of the startup. This paper realizes a theoretical review about valuation methods used for venture capital investments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the different opportunities for venture capital in the field of business restructuring in a post-pandemic scenario. Specifically, it will address investment options in companies in which venture capital funds are already partners, as well as opportunities to participate in the restructuring of new businesses and to make such investments profitable through the instrument of credit capitalization. Additionally, the role of the venture capital funds in the face of the new Directive on preventive restructuring frameworks will be discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims to provide an analysis of the current general vision of the collective financing platform sector in general and, more specifically, of crowdlending platforms in Spain. To this purpose, the development of this financing tool is analyzed, as well as the legal framework and the main risks affecting it. It analyzes the influence of the crisis caused by Covid-19, its disadvantages and the competitive advantages that can be used to establish itself as an efficient financial tool, supporting the economic recovery of Spain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper is an account of the field of technology and librarians in the last 25 years, from the point of view of companies and business. It also addresses the users' and the society's challenges and demands in view of the upcoming technological changes. This is done via Fesabid's study of the impact of such changes in the field of libraries after the financial recession from 2010 to 2016. This paper also highlights which competences and skills are needed in the librarians' profiles as a result of the digital transformation of the sector. A recommendation for strengthening the field is an alliance between companies and libraries in order to foster not only an improved field but also the creation of a stable framework that may indeed be of mutual interest. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper, a virtual model in ANSYS for the forming process of stainless steels which allows obtaining the neutral fiber is presented. The neutral fiber, also known as K factor, allows determining the blank of a piece for its later forming. Due to the complexity of the forming processes in the industry, such as bending, shaping, and stamping, it is necessary to perform computational analyses. It is important to count on models that allow understanding the behavior of the material during its processing to reduce subsequent manufacturing mistakes. In this paper, a finite element-based analysis method for the forming process of stainless steels is proposed, and also its comparison with physical experimentation is presented. A particular bending process was characterized and its comparison with physical tests of 201 and 304 stainless steels wasundertaken. Such comparison shows a difference of 0.4 percent between them. The obtained K factor could be used directly for analytical calculations of the blank of parts or for the software development of sheet metal forming. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Spanish National Strategy against Terrorism 2019 had among its objectives the establishment of legal mechanisms to allow for the use of information obtained by the military in conflict zones as evidence in criminal proceedings, while at the same time ensuring the necessary observation of the appropriate procedural guarantees. The aim of this paper is to contextualize this policy objective as part of a broader picture and to highlight some of the challenges posed by its implementation in Spain from a procedural law standpoint. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Rather than undertaking a detailed analysis on specific issues, the purpose of this paper is providing a clear and systematic overview of collective litigation and clearing up the fundamental features that should preside over its regulation in order to give an adequate answer to the main problems that plague legislators and scholarship in relation to the legal regime of collective actions, particularly in areas such as those related to procedural standing, to the coordination between the collective proceeding and the exercise of related individual actions, to the reach of res judicata etc. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Penalized Present Value (conceived as Net present value penalization with the risk involved) can be an interesting tool when assessing risky investment decisions. On the other hand, Decision Trees appears as a technique used by practitioners for the last decades. In this paper we combine both techniques in the analysis of a complex investment decision (more specifically, a real case study related to searching for new markets) and we reach satisfactory results. The proposed methodology can be seen as a complementary alternative to Real Options analysis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the photograph of an indigenous woman in protests in Quito, in Octuber 2019 by photographer David Díaz, based on social uses that emerge through its appropriation and mass circulation, "viralization", on digital social media. In the second part, it is proposed to think about the relationship betweeen photo, gaze and its historical dimension in contemporary visual culture. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article a reflection on the meaning of the academic library in the 21st century is proposed from the publication of the book: The politics of theory and the practice of critical librarianship. From the dissociation of theory / praxis, library science is characterized by a very contradictory tradition. The tecnocratics models, that come being hegemonic in the educational and cultural institutions, have deepened this duality that is analized in this paper. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper overviews the 2030 Agenda both as a new political framework and as an opportunity for libraries and their professionals to become fully aware of its great potential. The aim is not only to raise awareness but also to contribute directly to both individual and community development. A summary of the main actions carried out in Spain in this context is also included [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Libraries should be considered as key actors in cultural and information dissemination. For that reason, libraries are presented in this paper as facilitators of the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Our libraries are ready to support the implementation of the UN 2030 Agenda. There is a lot to be done and said for each of the 17 SDGs. Libraries, as providers of access to information, contribute to both an improvement in people's lives and to an informed decision-making process of governments, communities and other institutions in charge of alleviating poverty and raising living standards around the world. This paper shows the relevance of the 2030 Agenda and its relation with university libraries. It also explains the 17 Sustainable Development Goals by directly linking them with library work and provides practical examples from the day-today of libraries, taking into account various resources, collections and institutional alliances. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper proposes a textual analysis of the film A Ghost Story (David Lowery, 2017), from its psychoanalytical and philosophical dimensions. To do so, it uses a methodology of textual analysis that considers both the Lacanian apparatus as well as the one derived from the hauntology outlined by Mark Fisher from the texts of Jacques Derrida. Thus, the relationship between love and death is explored taking as axis, the writing, the function of the word and its implications in memory. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper studies the insistent presence of Ernst Kris's case known as the fresh 'brains man' in Jacques Lacan's speech. We identify direct allusions to it, we specify certain notable distortions and contradictions -never declared- that contains, as well as we review other forms of influence that not for being indirect are less relevant. This makes it possible to establish the profound shock that the knowledge of Kris's case and interpretation produced in the French psychoanalyst, all of which motivated by a shared family constellation and a very similar passion for plagiarism. This work is part of a textual analysis of Lacan's discourse that sheds a specifically psychoanalytic -and we could also say clinical- light on some of the most characteristic features of his rhetoric, on the way he led the institutions in which he participated, and on the peculiar nature of the way these institutions work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This work demonstrates the exclusionary spirit of the «ordinary» jurisdiction in sport and the problems generated by access to the jurisdiction, especially in the international order. And, based on the integrity of the scope of jurisdictional power under the Spanish Constitution, this paper proposes the creation of a true sports jurisdiction that offers consistency to the weak system of submission to the TAS. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The adoption of constructivist theories in the definition of informal learning that occurs in museums and science centers has encouraged these institutions to be increasingly concerned with the individual needs of their visitors. This paper aims to present some contributions from various authors related to the classification of visitors according to their behaviors, interests and motivations. In particular, we discuss Howard Gardner's proposal on multiple intelligences for the design of interactive exhibits and scientific exhibitions and, accordingly, we emphasize the situation of exhibitions that include new technologies in their design. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents the results of the setup of an art exhibition-intervention carried out with the intention of raising awareness on the role played by libraries in the workplace and in the urban context. A heterogeneous group of individuals of different ages and occupations were invited to participate in a proposal. They were asked to define the notion of "Science" and to provide an object of determined dimensions to materialize their answers. Since the newspaper library is now an online tool, both the space and the magazine racks intended for serial print publications were underused. Thus, this space was remodelled by transforming the out-dated furniture into a place to display art pieces and opinions. The idea continues to be developed as the institution's travelling exhibition (EEZ-CSIC). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]