Study on Consultation in the Mental Health Service of a General Hospital in the Buenos Aires suburban Buenos Aires, Argentina | Chapter 05 | New Frontiers in Medicine and Medical Research Vol. 11

 Exact objectives are imposed based on present historical reality to clarify and disseminate the complicated process of our authentic national culture and propagate the complex process of our authentic national culture. The goal is to honour Dr. Ramón Carrillo's legacy in the development and upgrading of health programmes and strategies. Consultations at our hospital care centre are difficult, for a variety of reasons, including their location in the Buenos Aires suburbs. Patients whose environment, economy, or political circumstances, to put it another way, define the emergence of the "social" as a context and an incidence in the many psychopathological manifestations they display. Conditions that need to be reviewed from our practise, clinical psychology, theoretical assessments, and lastly the clinical area that our clinical practise looks at. And we see the tremendous limitation of the field of the term in the stories of our patients from our clinic. We've noticed that the world is devoid of any guiding principles, and addictions are prevalent. We also discovered that the new technologies had an impact on the marginal spectrum's structure. Its significance necessitates that we examine these activities without overlooking the political inscription that has been maintained and the dominant groups' dominance.

Author(S) Details

Fernando J. Marzano
Hospital Zonal General de Agudos Manuel Belgrano, Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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The Social and Solidarity Economy in Algeria: An Overview | Chapter 12 | New Innovations in Economics, Business and Management Vol. 2

 The mutualist and solidarity foundations and traditions of Algeria's many regions underpin the social and solidarity economy. Despite the fact that it has grown into a significant economic force. In addition to becoming an important economic participant, the social and solidarity economy has become a source of employment. Companies in the social and solidarity economy are economically and socially innovative. Finally, these businesses provide the necessary increase of economic activity in the regions. As a result, they aid in the betterment of decision centre distribution across the regions. The conclusions of this little study are summarised as follows: It is critical to activate old practises and embrace modern methods in order for Algeria to embody the social and solidarity economy (ESS).

Author(S) Details

Tafiani Born Boufatah
Department of Economic Sciences, University of Abou Bakr Belkaid, Tlemcen, Algeria.

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Determination of CSR Value for Consumers: An Approach to Indian Perspectives | Chapter 7 | Modern Perspectives in Economics, Business and Management Vol. 3

 The purpose of this study was to learn about consumers' perceptions of corporate social responsibility (CSR), to identify companies' activities that customers believe to be CSR, and to recognise the benefits that CSR provides to consumers. The study combines descriptive and explanatory research to report on what corporate social responsibility (CSR) means to customers and the value they obtain from it, based on 180 respondents. According to research, CSR provides consumers with social, emotional, and functional benefits. The study is equivocal, and whether CSR policy influences their purchasing decisions is debatable. Consumers, on the other hand, report another sort of value, egocentric value, which has to be validated in future research. Furthermore, five years after publication, the study implications examine new facets of CSR and consumer values, such as culture, economic situations, and industry norms, which merit additional exploration.

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Anjali Panda
Faculty of Marketing, DAV School of Business Management, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, India.

Basanta Kumar
(Retd.)Department of Business Administration, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, India.

Brajaraj Mohanty
(Retd.)Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar, India.

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Evaluation of Social Sustainability and QoL in Residential Neighborhoods of Baku City | Chapter 11 | Selected Topics in Humanities and Social Sciences Vol. 2

 Within the city, the actual processing of neighborhood transformation is segregation based on economic status. Since 2017, new rich-people districts in Baku have emerged, with the territory generally physically limited by high fences. Following that, there is clearly a growing process of dissatisfaction among the middle and creative classes of people. Most people agree that cities are places where a large number of people live and work; they are administrative, commercial, and residential centers. The subset of sustainability impacts that directly affect people in a community, such as economic development, affordability, public health, social equity, and pollution exposure, is referred to as livability. The study of the social environment (SE) and sustainability in Baku City's residential neighborhoods (RN) was undertaken as expertise for the Baku Masterplan 2020-2040, which was developed in response to a request from the Azerbaijan State Committee of Architecture and Urban Planning. The study's goal was to review the current stage of master plan development and its strategy to support or direct toward the aspiration of being sustainable residential neighborhoods by improving QoL. Another goal was to investigate the impact of the social environment, culture, and energy conservation on the QoL happiness of Baku residents. Despite the obvious diversity of residential areas, the research presented here attempted to compile The information gathered during the Baku Strategic Planning Process aids in determining existing urban development trends and the exploration of re-generable solutions. The information gathered during the Baku Strategic Planning Process aids in determining existing urban development trends and exploring re-generable solutions.

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Dr. Emir Fikret Huseynov
Azerbaijan University of Architectural and Construction, Azerbaijan.

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Discussion on Neoliberalism & the Marketisation of Social Housing: A Study of Four Countries | Chapter 14 | New Horizons in Education and Social Studies Vol. 9

 The emergence of Neoliberalism as the dominant global political and economic paradigm since the late twentieth century has had an influence on the social housing sectors in various countries. This philosophy has brought market pressures to bear on the provision of social housing, which has traditionally been synonymous with providing a service to meet a societal need. This chapter builds on an earlier paper that examined the experiences of four countries in order to better understand the effect of marketisation on their social housing sectors. The countries chosen have a number of historical similarities. Despite the fact that each has developed within its own context, they share certain commonalities. The Netherlands, the United States of America (USA), Australia, and the United Kingdom are among the countries examined (UK). Text has been added to update the study's specifics, including the conclusion, which assesses how market forces in housing have been aligned with the underlying thrust of a Neoliberal agenda to reduce the state's position in these countries. The government's role in providing social services The global effect of Neoliberalism on their political and economic structures has resulted in a reduction in housing in various countries. The essence of such transition must be viewed in the light of each country's historical and organisational context.

Author (s) Details

Dr. S. P. Taylor
University of Cumbria, Fusehill Street, Carlisle, CA1 2HH, England.

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