Produção Nacional
Carolina de Oliveira Steinmacher, Eise Souza do Vale, Felipe Moreno Vaz de Melo, Fernanda Emanuelle Mallmann, Helena Messias Gomes, Maria Fernanda Machado Brandalize, Giovana Almeida Toppel, Rafaela Kaucz Mendes Ribeiro, Maria Julia Mendes Hidalgo de Oliveira, Estela Cunha Locher de Athayde,
Introduction: Lynch syndrome (LS) is an autosomal dominant hereditary disease characterized by increased susceptibility to the appearance of numerous cancers, with the main pathogenic variants related to DNA repair incompatibility, more specifically related to changes in the MLH1 genes, MSH2, MSH6 and PMS2, or deletions of the EPCAM gene.Objective: To clearly explain to the general practitioner how to diagnose and treat LS, aiming to have a positive impact on the underdiagnosis of LS.Methods: Integrative ...
Tópico(s): Cancer Genomics and Diagnostics
2024 - | International Journal of Health Science
This chapter is devoted to an introduction to the process of the militarisation of behaviours. It is a mass process of social control employed by the state (and less often by non-state entities) where civilians are subjected to a treatment like that designed for soldiers. When this process is utilised, it leads sections of a society to be subdued to the will of the state officials. It can be a robust power-gaining mechanism used at the expense of the citizens. To build a framework to discuss this ...
Tópico(s): Gender, Security, and Conflict
2022 - Springer International Publishing | Critical criminological perspectives
This chapter is devoted entirely to the process of the militarisation of behaviours. That process rests on several pillars (relating broadly to bureaucracy, propaganda, chronotopes, military language and culture, emergency legislation, surveillance, professionalisation, and militarisation in the public sphere of life). I aimed to showcase the complexity of the militarisation of behaviours and to place it in a theoretical framework. There are many tools of social control that state or non-state actors ...
Tópico(s): Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence
2022 - Springer International Publishing | Critical criminological perspectives
This chapter showcases the legal tools which were used in Poland to introduce the militarisation of behaviours. This process of social control was established by a foreign power in Polish territory after WWII. The security apparatus of the Soviet Union played a significant role in establishing the militarisation of behaviours in Communist Poland. Once the process was initiated and embedded, the Polish political leaders made full use of it. Consequently, in this chapter, political and military leadership ...
Tópico(s): European history and politics
2022 - Springer International Publishing | Critical criminological perspectives
The final chapter of this book is devoted to concluding the presentation of the process of the militarisation of behaviours. The militarisation of behaviours is used in most cases when state officials struggle with maintaining the integrity of the state, its economy, or its political system. It might be used in times of transition (during the pre-war, war, or post-war times) or during the overall weakness of the state or political leadership. It may also be employed when the same state officials ...
Tópico(s): Migration, Refugees, and Integration
2022 - Springer International Publishing | Critical criminological perspectives
The militarisation of behaviours is a compounded process of social control. To build a full picture of its depth it was necessary to discuss some of its layers and concepts which are in its background. This section demonstrates the importance of military influence on the development of a state, its tools, and legislation within the European framework. As part of that discussion, I am presenting elements of the relevant historical traces of the military, its professionalisation, and how the military, ...
Tópico(s): Gender, Security, and Conflict
2022 - Springer International Publishing | Critical criminological perspectives
This chapter examines the legal tools which in the context of the Republic of Ireland were used to introduce the militarisation of behaviours. The state relied on several legal instruments (for example, emergency legislation which was introduced without sufficient legal safeguards) and used the state institutions (including the criminal justice system) to incorporate that process. This process was introduced by the state with the help of the Catholic ChurchCatholic Church. The militarisation of behaviours ...
Tópico(s): Religion and Society Interactions
2022 - Springer International Publishing | Critical criminological perspectives
This book examines the militarisation of behaviours as a mechanism for enabling and easing social control by those in power
Tópico(s): Global Peace and Security Dynamics
2022 - Springer International Publishing | Critical criminological perspectives
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content.
Tópico(s): Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis
2019 - Cambridge University Press | Business Ethics Quarterly