Draft programme of statistical work of the ECLAC system, 2006-2007

Includes bibliography

Ejecución del programa de trabajo del Comité de Desarrollo y Cooperación del Caribe (CDCC) = Implementation of the work programme of the Caribbean Development and Co-operation Committee (CDCC)

Incluye Bibliografía

Ejecución del programa de trabajo del CDCC: prioridades, programa de trabajo del CDCC, autoridad específica, endoso, apoyo y otras acciones solicitadas al CDCC con respecto al programa de trabajo del Secretariado = Implementation of the work programme of the CDCC: priorities, work programme of the CDCC, specific authority, endorsement, support and other action requested from CDCC in connection with the Secretariat's work programme

Presenta las actividades de cooperacion tecnica entre los paises en desarrollo, realizadas por el CDCC en lo que se refiere al campo de la informacion y a los sectores agricola, social, educacion, transporte y comunicaciones, comercio internacional y finanzas, energia y recursos naturales.

Ejecución del programa de trabajo del Comité de Desarrollo y Cooperación del Caribe (CDCC) = Implementation of the work programme of the Caribbean Development and Co-operation Committee (CDCC) = Mise en oeuvre du programme de travail du Comité de Développement et de Coopération des Caraïbes (CDCC)

Informa de los avances logrados desde el octavo periodo de sesiones del CDCC en las areas de prioridad de cooperacion tecnica entre paises en desarrollo: informacion, ciencia y tecnologia, eliminacion de barreras idiomaticas, planificacion, sector agropecuario, sector social, educacion y cultura, transporte y comunicaciones, comercio, energia y recursos naturales.

Draft summary of proposed work programme output for the 1990-1991 biennium

Includes bibliography

Implementation of the work programme of the Caribbean Development and Co-operation Committee (CDCC)

Contiene: 1) las prioridades de trabajo, 2) el programa de trabajo del CDCC en materia de cooperación técnica entre países en desarrollo, información, agricultura, industria, sector social, salud pública, educación y cultura, turismo, transporte y comunicación, comercio internacional, energía y recursos naturales; funciones adicionales de la Oficina de CEPAL, Caribe, y 3) resumen de recomendaciones y de actividades para 1981-82.

Implementation of the work programme of the Caribbean Development and Co-operation Committee (CDCC) for the period June, 1980-June, 1981

Comprende los trabajos a realizar en el área de información, sector agrícola, industrial y social, educación y cultura, transporte y comunicación, energía y recursos naturales.

Situation of unpaid work and gender in the Caribbean: The measurement of unpaid work through time-use studies

Includes bibliography.

Estágio supervisionado em Serviço Social: tempos atuais e velhos desafios

Pós-graduação em Serviço Social - FCHS

A implantação do Sistema Único de Assistência Social no município de Ourinhos-SP: a contribuição do Serviço Social

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

A sinfonia da educação: novas perspectivas para atuação do profissional de Serviço Social na escola

Pós-graduação em Serviço Social - FCHS

Trabalho social e política habitacional: entre concepções e discursos

A pesquisa em tela analisa a concepção de Trabalho Social proposta pelo Ministério das Cidades e implementada pela Companhia de Habitação do Estado do Pará. O trabalho social apresenta historicamente elementos que se reeditam e assumem novos contornos. A partir da criação do Ministério das Cidades, em 2003, inicia-se no Brasil um período novo, no que diz respeito às políticas de Desenvolvimento Urbano. No entanto, é apenas em 2007 com o lançamento do Programa de Aceleração do Crescimento, que se ampliam os investimentos na política urbana. O trabalho social é parte constituinte obrigatório nas intervenções de provisão habitacional e nas intervenções de assentamentos precários. No estado do Pará, o órgão responsável pela implementação da política urbana é a Companhia de Habitação do Estado do Pará. A construção desta pesquisa é orientada pela teoria social crítica, que permite compreender as múltiplas determinações dos fenômenos que norteiam a temática em questão. A pesquisa foi realizada com base no levantamento bibliográfico, documental e de campo, incluindo entrevistas com Assistentes Sociais que atuam nos projetos de Trabalho Social da Companhia de Habitação do Estado do Pará. Constata-se que o discurso estatal da concepção do trabalho social é entrelaçado por determinadas categoriais previamente definidas. Assim, compreende-se que a COHAB/PA alinha-se ao discurso empreendido pelo Ministério das Cidades e pelos órgãos que dão a direção para a implementação do Trabalho Social nos projetos de intervenção urbanística do governo federal. Identificam-se no discurso governamental através dos documentos, cursos à distância para os profissionais envolvidos com o trabalho social, e nos depoimentos das entrevistas, o alinhamento na direção dada ao Trabalho Social, que objetiva “a autonomia, o protagonismo e a participação da população beneficiária dos projetos de governo para o alcance da cidadania e da sustentabilidade do empreendimento.” Algumas Técnicas Sociais afirmam que buscam estratégias para a garantia dos direitos sociais, mas sentem-se amarradas pelas orientações da CAIXA e do Ministério das Cidades. Deste modo, as categorias que dão significado à concepção de Trabalho Social são esvaziadas de sentido e instrumentalizadas através de ações pontuais e assistencialistas que são insuficientes para o acesso à cidadania em seu aspecto pleno, para o acesso à moradia digna. É neste contexto de contradições e conflitos que se inserem o Trabalho Social proposto pelo Ministério das Cidades e implementado pela Companhia de Habitação do Estado do Pará.

Resiliência em assistentes sociais que atuam na proteção social especial- PSE - de Belém do Pará

O presente trabalho identificou a resiliência, enquanto processo de enfrentamento, superação e fortalecimento, presente na atuação profissional dos assistentes sociais, mostrando que esta pode ser utilizada como instrumental teórico-metodológico que tem a Garantia de Direitos como importante mecanismo de proteção para bloquear fatores de risco. Desta forma, a resiliência enquanto instrumental teórico-metodológico poderá dar suporte às teorias do Serviço Social, no que se refere à intervenção e avaliação, por meio da mediação entre mecanismos de risco e proteção, facilitando a ação-reflexão-ação.

Teachers Formation in Higher Education: Some Aspects under the Light of Education-Work Relations

This text is mainly aimed to address essential aspects of teacher formation in the light of education-work relations in the higher education, from our systematic experience in higher education teaching, particularly teaching and research in the field of Didactics discipline. This formulation is justified considering our concern in seeking to situate this discussion in the context of bringing together knowledge areas and the field of teaching knowledge. Still, our choice to develop such an approach in the light of work-education relationship is due to the belief about the possibilities of seeking to overcome the requirements imposed by capitalism to our educational system, within the possible contradictions of these relationships. In this context the teachers’ formation in higher education gains social and strategic importance, taking on the task of forming individuals of “action-reflection-action” in a society established historically based on the social relations which settle in the light of capital’s multiple determinations. It appears that, in this sense, the major confrontations have been given within the discussions about what to prioritize or combine in the list of criteria and content for teacher’s formation. In Didactic, we seek to emphasize discussions that we consider with a philosophical background, referring to the orientation of teaching practice in knowledge of contemporary ideological struggle; socio-historical, referring to the possibility of formation of disciplines, among them Didactic, and curriculums and references to support its guidance in the process of teacher’s formation. This context of discussion is based on the concrete teaching practice with a view to transformation and to search for new syntheses in terms of knowledge and in terms of historical reality. Then therefore, our methodological approach grounded in the dimensions of the same unit: historical materialism as posture, method and as praxis.

Fundamental Dimensions of Social Judgment: Sociability and Morality as Distinct Characteristics of Social Warmth

The present dissertation focuses on the two basic dimensions of social judgment, i.e., warmth and competence. Previous research has shown that warmth and competence emerge as fundamental dimensions both at the interpersonal level and at the group level. Moreover, warmth judgments appear to be primary, reflecting the importance of first assessing others’ intentions before determining the other’s ability to carry out those intentions. Finally, it has been shown that warmth and competence judgments are predicted by perceived economic competition and status, respectively (for a review, see Cuddy, Fiske, & Glick, 2008). Building on this evidence, the present work intends to further explore the role of warmth and competence in social judgment, adopting a finer-grained level of analysis. Specifically, we consider warmth to be a dimension of evaluation that encompasses two distinct characteristics (i.e., sociability and morality) rather than as an undifferentiated dimension (see Leach, Ellemers, & Barreto, 2007). In a similar vein, both economic competition and symbolic competition are taken into account (see Stephan, Ybarra, & Morrison, 2009). In order to highlight the relevance of our empirical research, the first chapter reviews the literature in social psychology that has studied the warmth and competence dimensions. In the second chapter, across two studies, we examine the role of realistic and symbolic threats (akin economic and symbolic competition, respectively) in predicting the perception of sociability and morality of social groups. In study 1, we measure perceived realistic threat, symbolic threat, sociability, and morality with respect to 8 social groups. In study 2, we manipulate the level and type of threat of a fictitious group and measure perceived sociability and morality. The findings show that realistic threat and symbolic threat are differentially related to the sociability and morality components of warmth. Specifically, whereas realistic threat seems to be a stronger predictor of sociability than symbolic threat, symbolic threat emerges as better predictor of morality than realistic threat. Thus, extending prior research, we show that the types of threat are linked to different warmth stereotypes. In the third and the fourth chapter, we examine whether the sociability and morality components of warmth play distinct roles at different stages of group impression formation. More specifically, the third chapter focuses on the information-gathering process. Two studies experimentally investigate which traits are mostly selected when forming impressions about either ingroup or outgroup members. The results clearly show that perceivers are more interested in obtaining information about morality than about sociability when asked to form a global impression about others. The fourth chapter considers more properly the formulation of an evaluative impression. Thus, in the first study participants rate real groups on sociability, morality, and competence. In the second study, participants read an immigration scenario depicting an unfamiliar social group in terms of high (vs. low) morality, sociability, and competence. In both studies, participants are also asked to report their global impression of the group. The results show that global evaluations are better predicted by morality than by sociability and competence trait ascriptions. Taken together the third and the fourth chapters show that the dominance of warmth suggested by previous studies on impression formation might be better explained in terms of a greater effect of one of the two subcomponents (i.e., morality) over the other (i.e., sociability). In the general discussion, we discuss the relevance of our findings for intergroup relation and group perception, as well as for impression formation.