Die Forscherin erhielt die mit 2.000 Euro dotierte Auszeichnung für ihre Arbeiten im Fach Psychologie zu der Frage, wie Geschlechterstereotypen die menschliche Schmerzwahrnehmung beeinflussen. Sie untersuchte dazu Auswirkungen von Geschlechterrollen und Geschlechtsstereotypen auf die subjektive Wahrnehmung und die neurophysiologische Verarbeitung von Schmerz. „Die Ergebnisse der Untersuchungen haben einerseits grundlagentheoretische Relevanz, können aber auch direkt in der klinischen Praxis angewendet werden“, unterstreicht die Wissenschaftlerin.

The BNE-Price honors teaching projects that are exemplary for implementing Education for Sustainable Development: www.ph-heidelberg.de/bne-zentrum/lehrpreis/nominierte-2022/On the course:Basic course on Sustainable Development for students from all fieldsBasics of and Perspectives on Sustainable Development (3 ECTS)Have you always wanted to know what the guiding principle of Sustainable Development is all about?

In the context of the project Digilog – Digitalization in Dialogue, the IZEW has conducted research on participation, knowledge, and autonomy in the digital society over the last three years. Two project researchers, Sol Martinez Demarco and Laura Schelenz, were especially interested in diversity in the technology industry and in technological innovations.

La Pre Miriam Cohen publie en espagnol pour la Revista do Instituto Brasileiro de Direitos Humanos (Brésil) : « Reparación de las violaciones de los derechos humanos: ¿Qué papel tienen los fondos fiduciarios? Una visión exploratoria de los fondos internacionales »

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In this blog, Portulans Institute Fellow Gabriel Souto explores ICT tariff policy as a pathway to socioeconomic development in Brazil.

Le Centre de recherche en droit public est heureux d’annoncer que la professeure Catherine Piché, chercheuse régulière au CRDP, vient d’être nommée juge puînée de la Cour supérieure du Québec dans le district de Montréal par le ministre de la Justice et procureur général du Canada, l’honorable 

John Villasenor, The Brookings Institution, October 10, 2022

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“Working in this field has become more difficult. We work 12 hours per day in exchange for a meager salary that barely covers our daily needs…not to mention the dangers of working as drivers late at night, with all the thefts happening.” Abdallah, who works in delivery, now has to shoulder more burdens. This is … Has the internet become a luxury in Lebanon?Read More »

Today’s future-of-work discussions often center around the changes that new frontier technologies will bring to the labor market. With these shifts, however, comes a demand for new skills and key changes to the structure of the ‘typical’ work environment. Dr. Jacques Bughin, Senior Advisor at Fortino Capital, discusses the changing labor market and the economic, technological, and social challenges of the future as they apply to those entering the workforce. 

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Le CRDP a le plaisir de vous convier au cycle de conférences (2022-2023) « Le modèle démocratique à l’épreuve de l’expérience africaine » qui se déroulera suivant la programmation ci-dessous.

The Working Group on Pluralism of Information in Curation and Indexation Algorithms was established by the Forum of Information and Democracy with the aim of gathering input from experts worldwide and providing policy recommendations.

Over the past decade, civil society has depended on digital networks and tools for advocacy efforts and mobilization. In our region, however, the advantages these networks and tools afford have been mitigated by increasingly restrictive laws, scaled-up mass surveillance, disinformation campaigns, and crackdowns on online freedom of expression.  The four previous editions of Bread&Net successfully … Bread&Net 2022: Call for IllustratorsRead More »