Titlebook: Overload, Performance Incompetence, and Regeneration in Sport; Manfred Lehmann,Carl Foster,Jürgen M. Steinacker Book 1999 Springer Science

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Carl Foster,Ann Snyder,Ralph Welsh human rights to assess the current evolution in the Sustainable Development Agenda (notably SDG5: achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls by 2030). In 2022, the 66th session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) addressed as a priority topic “gender equality and the empo

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J. M. Steinacker,M. Kellmann,B. O. Böhm,Y. Liu,A. Opitz-Gress,K. W. Kallus,M. Lehmann,D. Altenburg,W, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithms, new challenges have arisen for achieving gender equality. While some argue that digital technologies could be an opportunity to overcome some of the gender inequalities, many warn of the new dangers associated with the use of AI and algorithms,

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Jürgen Freiwald,I. Reuter,Martin Engelhardtt times, when women were considered inferior to men, excluded from the public and confined to the private sphere. The chapter then focuses first on the Italian constitutional framework on women’s rights to disclose the constitutional rights that are most likely to be at stake when women’s rights are

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Michael Kellmann,Konrad W. Kalluser, climate change and disasters only deepen existing inequalities for women and girls. Many women and girls are more likely to live in poverty than men and have limited access to resources, land and assets, and there are also the cultural, attitudinal and institutional barriers that affect women’s

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Teet Seene,Maria Umnova,Priit Kaasiksynergies between sustainability and gender by highlighting key areas (human rights/women’s empowerment/power asymmetries) that could serve as the roadmap to reviving state ambition in relation to these issue areas. Indeed, gender equality is “a necessary foundation for a peaceful, prosperous and su

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Mike I. Lambert,Alan St. Clair Gibson,Wayne Derman,Timothy D. Noakesn the energy system, while also remediating social, economic, and health burdens on those historically harmed by the energy system (“frontline communities”). Energy justice explicitly centers the concerns of marginalized communities and aims to make energy more accessible, affordable, and clean and