..., Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract The pastoral system is a predominant form of cattle production in Nigeria, characterized by extensive grazing on communal lands. However, this system is challenged by various factors...

... of the hospital. The simplicity of the chaplain’s role is often taken for granted; yet, this role is actually multivalent, with duties and loyalties pulling from many different sides. Chaplains are people of faith, ordained and/or endorsed ministers, and pastoral care professionals; they are at once beholden...

... problems concern the general model of chaplaincy that has arisen within and been championed by twentieth century theological education and subsequently within chaplaincy’s corresponding subdiscipline, pastoral theology. This special issue asks to whom the chaplain is beholden. The question...

..., rather than to patients’ autonomy. hospital chaplain pastoral care patient autonomy secularization If one were to ask a chaplain, “to whom are you beholden?” the answer would by and large be “the patient.” Despite each chaplain’s own private religious convictions, the attitude that is often held...

... faithfulness health care pastoral care relationships But you’re gonna have to serve somebody, yes, you’re gonna have to serve somebody. Bob Dylan, Gotta Serve Somebody I believe that all chaplains in every imaginable setting that utilizes chaplaincy eventually work out their own personal...

... in Ethiopia. Investigating the magnitude and associated factors of early newborn bathing would be important for pastoral communities (including Afar Region) to formulate specific interventions on drivers of early newborn bathing. The study aimed to investigate the prevalence of early newborn bathing...

... several treatises of the period revolves around the ‘education’ of the ruler, the reinculcation of values needed to redeem the deeply tainted court. In Cymbeline and the Romances, the promise of the future resides in the younger generation, whose education takes place in the pastoral and who...

... of biodiversity of dung beetles in exotic pastures in the Brazilian Cerrado. agro-pastoral landscape biodiversity conservation coprophagous beetle grassland land use change To investigate differences in species composition between Cerrado remnants and exotic pastures, we used permutational multivariate...

... to the elements that bear most directly on our questions here. Second, I hope to persuade the reader that John Paul’s framework provides us with an anthropology that can serve as the foundation for pastoral or therapeutic outreach. We need confidence that starting with the subjective experience of those we serve...

... social workers alongside characteristics of recovery policies. Consistent with Foucault’s (1988, 2003a,b, 2013a) mode of critique and his theorisation of biopolitics and pastoral power, positive critique recognises the multiplicity and productivity of contemporary power relations operating...

...Ayşe Çelikkol In its opening paragraph, Homes Abroad portrays an imagined pastoral economy of fecundity and contrasts it to actually existing scarcity: E-mail: celikkol@bilkent.edu.tr © 2019 Leeds Trinity University 2019 This article is published and distributed under the terms...

... pastoral-based outdoor and intensive indoor management systems around the world. These losses not only place a ceiling on productivity and profitability for sheep industries around the world, but also contribute to wastage and affects animal welfare. Figure 2. Currently in New Zealand, it is estimated...

..., Rh: Rhipicephalus, R: Rickettsia, ns: not sequenced, na: no amplification. The study sites were selected because they fall within the arid and semiarid zones where most communities practice pastoral farming ( Lwande et al. 2013 ), and where tick-borne zoonotic diseases have been...

... rivalry, national solidarity and the lack of a German government all contributed to the Protestant churches becoming outspoken critics of the Allies and advocates for those members of the German people who found themselves in civilian internment camps. Protestant church pastoral care Allies occupied...

...Brigham W. Forrest; D. Layne Coppock; DeeVon Bailey; Ruby A. Ward Abstract A linear programming (LP) analysis is presented of land and livestock management interventions that could increase the economic resilience of a cattle-based pastoral community in the Harweyu Pastoral Association, located...

...-operated health care institutions and networks ( Arbuckle 2000 ). Up to this point, Christian health care has been based in a strong tradition of pastorally informed medical practice, supported in many instances by the involvement of religious as nurses and chaplains. The decline of religious life has had...

... supplies. cholera Kenya outbreak water sanitation nomadic/semi-pastoral Cholera is a watery diarrheal disease caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. Without appropriate rehydration treatment, cholera can cause rapid, severe dehydration and death [ 1 ]. From 2001–2011, more than 2.4 million...

... in epiphytic lichens at forest edges of the Mongolian Altai is transferable to other regions of the Mongolian forest steppe. Alternatively, the results from the Mongolian Altai by Hauck et al. (2012) might be specific for the particularly high density of pastoral nomads and their livestock around...

...Saverio Krätli; Christian Huelsebusch; Sally Brooks; Brigitte Kaufmann Pastoralism is often written off as an unsustainable system. This paper takes a closer look at this position and examines the role that pastoralism plays in relation to food security, particularly in a future in which climate...

...Andrew Miles; Rae Jean Proeschold-Bell Despite these advantages, numerous studies indicate that stress and burnout are persistent problems among pastors (e.g., Carroll 2006 ; Francis et al. 2004 ). Given that scholars have demonstrated that occupational stress produces lower levels of health...