Une intervention systémique brève de couple: le cas de Virginie et Paul

L'analyse de la thérapie de couple de Virginie et Paul vise à illustrer la spécificité de l'intervention Systémique Brève, un traitement manualise réalisé dans un cadre temporel limité, et à examiner son efficacité. L'évaluation chez chaque conjoint de la symptomatologie individuelle, de la satisfaction conjugale et de l'alliance thérapeutique grâce à des questionnaires transmis avant, après et trois mois après la fin de l'intervention fournit une mesure indépendante du processus thérapeutique. Les résultats montrent que les étapes clés du processus thérapeutique identifiées par les thérapeutes sont associées à des variations de l'alliance thérapeutique chez les patients. L'évolution distincte de chaque partenaire est discutée, en s'appuyant notamment sur les réactions des conjoints à leurs données de recherche.

Welfare regimes and change in the employment structure: Britain, Denmark and Germany since 1990

Welfare states are often reduced to their role as providers of social protection and redistribution. In 1990, Esping-Andersen argued that they also affect employment creation and the class structure. We analyse the stratification outcomes for three welfare regimes - Britain, Germany and Denmark - over the 1990s and 2000s. Based on individual-level surveys, we observe a disproportionate increase among professionals and managers, and a decline among production workers and clerks. The result is clear-cut occupational upgrading in Denmark and Germany. In Britain, high and low-end service jobs expanded, resulting in a polarized version of upgrading. Growth in low-end service jobs - and thus polarization - is no precondition for full employment. Both Britain and Denmark halved their low-educated unemployment rate between 1995 and 2008. Yet low-end service jobs expanded only in Britain, not in Denmark. The cause is the evolution of labour supply: rising educational attainment means that fewer low-educated workers look for low-skilled jobs.

Does unemployment hurt less if there is more of it around? A panel analysis of life satisfaction in Germany and Switzerland

This paper examines the existence of a habituation effect to unemployment: Do theunemployed suffer less from job loss if unemployment is more widespread, if their ownunemployment lasts longer and if unemployment is a recurrent experience? Theunderlying idea is that unemployment hysteresis may operate through a sociologicalchannel: if many people in the community lose their job and remain unemployed over anextended period, the psychological cost of being unemployed diminishes and the pressureto accept a new job declines. We analyze this question with individual-level data from theGerman Socio-Economic Panel (1984-2009) and the Swiss Household Panel (2000-2009). We find no evidence for a mitigating effect of high surrounding unemployment onunemployed individuals' subjective well-being: Becoming unemployed hurts as muchwhen regional unemployment is high as when it is low. Likewise, the strongly harmfulimpact of being unemployed on well-being does not wear off over time, nor do repeatedepisodes of unemployment make it any better. It thus appears doubtful that anunemployment shock becomes persistent because the unemployed become used to, andhence reasonably content with, being without a job.

Worker Education in Germany, 1970

With the end of World War II and the advent of a variety of economic recovery programs, it became apparent to scholars and practitioners alike that the quality of the labor force, both here and abroad, was a vital, although often overlooked, factor in industrial recovery and growth. As a result of this awareness, there has been a development of interest and concern in the area of comparative education. Of particular interest has been the growing body of literature dealing with various aspects of comparative training and retraining programs within business and industry and related government-sponsored activities.

La vie : scènes de tous les mondes (4e édition) / Paul Ginisty ; illustrations de Heidbrinck

Comprend : Un flagrant délit - Un dîner de fête - Un tête-à-tête - La conscience - La veuve - Les lettres - Une cinquantaine - Le mouchoir - Enfin seuls ! - Chez l'agent - Les anciennes - Une confrontation - La gloire - Un juré - Premier amour

Application of European accounting standards to the public healthcare sector: a comparative study on the application of the European System of Accounts ESA-95 to healthcare centres in the United Kingdom, France and Germany

This report aims to analyse how European accounting standards (European System of Accounts ESA-95) are interpreted and applied to the public healthcare sector, from the standpoint of comparative law. Specifically, the study focuses on the application of ESA-95 to healthcare centres in the United Kingdom, France and Germany, with the aim of reaching useful conclusions for the Public Companies and Consortia (EPIC, for their initials in Catalan) in the Catalan Public Healthcare System.

[Registre de la trésorerie secrète de Paul III. IIème volume (3 novembre 1543 - 1 janvier 1545)].

Ed. d'après ces mss. par Léon Dorez, "La cour du pape Paul III", Paris, 1932, 2 vol in-4°, cf. ms. italien 2325