Titlebook: English for Biomedical Scientists; Ramón Ribes,Palma Iannarelli,Rafael F. Duarte Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 Acronyms

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Twelve Big Questions for Research on Social Collective IntelligenceIn this chapter we present and discuss twelve ‘big questions’ for research on social collective intelligence. Such research questions represent as many scientific challenges that the relevant research communities should tackle in order to move the understanding and engineering of social collective intelligence systems to the next level.

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Maternity and Child CareCompared with the Western capitalist countries, the social provisions for maternity and child care are key areas of privilege for women in the state-socialist countries. In socialist theory and practice, maternity and child care have been considered as social rather than individual matters. As Kollontai (1972.: 25) put it:

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Maternity and Child CareCompared with the Western capitalist countries, the social provisions for maternity and child care are key areas of privilege for women in the state-socialist countries. In socialist theory and practice, maternity and child care have been considered as social rather than individual matters. As Kollontai (1972.: 25) put it:

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Rights,Of the three conditions in Sen’s theorem on the impossibility of a Paretian liberal, two are concerned with power. Both Sen’s weak power condition and the Pareto condition endow certain coalitions with some exclusionary decisiveness power. It is not surprising, then, that the main reactions to Sen’s theorem have focused on this idea of power.

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,Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem,Let’s right away jump in and see the theorem that is the focus of this chapter. . (Arrow.) There . social choice rule satisfying all of:

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Conclusion,By way of conclusion I would like merely to draw together the various strands of discussion in the preceding chapters, and point out the most important underlying tendencies, concentrating on the areas of investigation suggested in the Introduction.