Pelai Negre: un hisendat gironí i la qüestio agrària (1921-1939)

Per a la burgesia agrària catalana la primera meitat del segle XX va significar l'era dels atacs a la propietat. La qüestió de la distribució de la propietat i la necessitat de reformar-la va convertir-se, durant la II República, en l'eix del debat polític i en una causa fonamental de la polarització experimentada per la societat catalana. L'agreujament dels conflictes socials del món rural i el posterior inici d'un procés de reforma agrària varen afectar fortament els interessos i els drets adquirits de la classe propietària, i aquesta va respondre de manera contundent. Malgrat l'aparent unitat de la dreta en la defensa de la distribució de la propietat vigent aleshores, no podem passar per alt l'existència de propostes d'actuació de caràcter prou divergent en el si d'aquest bloc político-social. En aquest sentit la figura i l'obra publicistica de Pelai Negre i Pastell (1895-1984) adquireix un valor peculiar en tant que el seu discurs, tot i vetllar per la salvaguarda d'aquests drets també proposa una línia transformació progressiva i conservadora coneguda com a Acció Social Agrària

[Album de photographies constitué par Francis Poulenc, 1921-1962] (manuscrit autographe)

Ancien possesseur : Poulenc, Francis (1899-1963)

Epidemiologic study of low back pain in 1398 Swiss conscripts between 1985 and 1992.

The two objectives of this study, based on a sample of 1398 Swiss army conscripts born in 1966 who participated in a first study in 1985, were to measure the prevalence of low back pain (LBP) at age 26 years and its incidence between 19 and 26 years and to analyze the relationship between LBP and occupational, nonoccupational, or physical risk factors. The lifetime prevalence of LBP at age 26 was 69.1% and the incidence of LBP between 19 and 26, 44.7%. A history of LBP or a pathological physical examination result at age 19 did not predict the prevalence or the incidence at age 26. Standing, twisting, vibration, and heavy work were significantly associated with chronic LBP and/or the 1-year prevalence of LBP at age 26 (P<0.05). The evolution of sport and leisure-time activities from age 19 to 26 did not differ between people with or without LBP. The ergonomic organization of the workplace should represent a major element of future strategies to prevent LBP.

Iowa Civil Rights Commission Annual Report, 1992

Annual report for the Iowa Civil Rights Commission

Dorothy A. Abbas and Iowa Civil Rights Commission vs. City of Hampton, 1992

Case report from the Iowa Civil Rights Commission. Dorothy A. Abbas and Iowa Civil Rights Commission vs. City of Hampton

Smoking trends in Switzerland, 1992-2007: a time for optimism?

Objective To assess trends in smoking status according to gender, age and educational level in the adult Swiss population. Methods Four national health interview surveys conducted between 1992 and 2007 in representative samples of the Swiss population. Results The prevalence of current smokers increased between 1992 and 1997, decreasing thereafter. In 2007, the prevalence of current smokers (32.0% of men and 23.8% of women) was lower than in 1992 (38.4% and 26.7%, respectively). Whereas the prevalence of current + former smoking decreased from 64.5% in 1992 to 59.3% in 2007 among men, it was similar among women during the same period (44.0% in 1992 and 43.9% in 2007). The prevalence of current + former smokers decreased from 47.2% in 1992 to 46.3% in 2007 in the lower education group (no education + primary), from 54.8% to 52.9% in subjects with secondary level education, and from 55.4% to 48.7% in subjects with university level education. The prevalence of current smokers decreased in all age groups. Finally, the amount of cigarette equivalents smoked per day decreased, but the amount of non-cigarette tobacco (alone or in combination with cigarettes) increased for both sexes. Conclusion The prevalence of smoking has been decreasing in the Swiss population, for both sexes and for most age groups and educational levels between 1992 and 2007. The health effects of the change in type of tobacco products consumed await further investigation.

Executive Order Number Forty Three, April 30, 1992

Invokes further budget cuts as determinded by the Governor.

Executive Order Number Forty Four, April 30, 1992

Rescinds Executive Order #46 and recommits efforts of the Executive branch and all department directors, member of governing boards and commissions, and other public officers affirmative action, discriminatory harrassment prevention, and cultural diversity.

Executive Order Number Forty Five, August 27, 1992

Orders the Department of Econmic Development to work with the Regional Coordinating Council.