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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: No Dust Jacket. Ex-library book. Based on the Study Week on "Resources and Population", 17-22 November 1991, Pontificiae Academiae Scientiarum. Hardcover with lightly bumped head of spine and upper leading corners. Library number penned on foot of spine. Library sticker on FEP. Library stamps on FEP and BEP. Pen on BEP. Text pages are clean and tight throughout. No dust jacket. T. Ex-Library.

Based on the Study Week on "Resources and Population" 17-22 November 1991, Pontificia Academia Scientiarum. xxiv, 338p., dj.

Condición: BUONO. Milano, Franco Angeli cm.13,5x22, pp.380, brossura. Economia e politica industriale. Numero 64, anno sedicesimo, dicembre 1989. Rassegna trimestrale diretta da Sergio Vaccà.

In 8° br. con sovr., pagg. 120, collana Problemi della società it. XXXI, prima ediz., buone condizioni.

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Nuova edizione aggiornata. In-8,brossura editoriale,pp.383. Esemplare a fogli chiusi,buono stato di conservazione.

Condición: New. 1ª edición. COLOMBO, B. / P. DEMENY / M. F. PERUTZ, EDS.: RESOURCES AND POPULATION. NATURAL, INSTITUTIONAL, AND DEMOGRAPHIC DIMENSIONS OF DEVELOPMENT. OXFORD, 1996, xxiv 338 p. figuras, 760 gr. Encuadernacion original. Nuevo. (HZH) 760 gr. Libro.

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Condición: New. Sharply diverging rates of population growth in the 20th century have been accompanied by increasing disparities in income and quality of life. These papers examine the relationship between physical and human resources and population within a context of mass poverty and environmental deterioration. Editor(s): Colombo, Bernardo; Demeny, Paul; Perutz, Max F. (Professor and Director, Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Medical Research Council Centre, Cambridge). Num Pages: 362 pages, line figures, tables. BIC Classification: GTF; JHBD. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational. Dimension: 241 x 166 x 24. Weight in Grams: 684. . 1996. New. hardcover. . . . .

Condición: New. Sharply diverging rates of population growth in the 20th century have been accompanied by increasing disparities in income and quality of life. These papers examine the relationship between physical and human resources and population within a context of mass poverty and environmental deterioration. Editor(s): Colombo, Bernardo; Demeny, Paul; Perutz, Max F. (Professor and Director, Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Medical Research Council Centre, Cambridge). Num Pages: 362 pages, line figures, tables. BIC Classification: GTF; JHBD. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational. Dimension: 241 x 166 x 24. Weight in Grams: 684. . 1996. New. hardcover. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, the world's population has increased threefold. The "demographic revolution" has not only changed the size of the population; it is radically transforming its age structure and its spatial distribution, with attendant problems and contradictions. Despite measurable advances in human welfare, such as increased longevity, more than one billion people - about one third of the total population of the Third World - live inpoverty, according to a recent World Bank report. Sharply diverging rates of population growth have been accompanied by increasing disparities in income and quality of life across nations.These papers examine the relationship between physical and human resources and population within this context of mass poverty, historically unprecedented population growth, and environmental deterioration. Attention focused on those resources most critical for human well-being, including soil, water, and energy, on the one hand, and education, social organization and economic management, on the other. The discussion is framed by a broad supervision into six parts, examiningdemographic history and global population prospects; the relationships between population and physical, biological, and human resources; human health; and human settlements. Introductory statements, includingan address by Pope John Paul II, and concluding remarks draw out the common threads and point the way towards future action and research. This book originated in a study week organized by the Pontifical Academy of Sciences to bring the best available scientific evidence to bear on this complex and still inadequately explored topic. The study week brought together experts in demography and from the physical, biological, political, economic, anthropological, religious,cultural, and health sciences, to investigate past experience and observed trends. Through this multidisciplinary analysis, a reference base was assembled that is factual, amply documented, and asscientifically indisputable as possible. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, the world's population has increased threefold. These papers examine the relationship between physical and human resources and population within this context of mass poverty, historically unprecedented population growth, and environmental deterioration. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: Used: Good. Libro proveniente da libreria usata da collezione, si presenta in buono stato con copertina leggermente usurata dal tempo e pagine che possono risultare opacizzate, senza annotazioni e sottolineature nel testo. Consegna in 24/48h 8a4.

paperback. Sobre a obra Herança Digital : Controvérsias e Alternativas - Edição Consolidada - 3ª Ed - 2025 Há algum tempo, temos nos deparado com inúmeros desafios que osBens Digitaisvêm apresentando. Entender esse novo universo que representa parte da vida de quase todos os brasileiros, as projeções das identidades na Internet, o trato adequado do patrimônio digital, fazem despertar a consciência da necessidade de tutela jurídica a esses novos tipos de bens e direitos. afinal, a pandemia fez com que se tornasse tênue a separação da vida online da offline - se é que ela ainda existe. Ante a ausência de legislação específica que trate do tema, a tarefa do intérprete é um juízo de adequação aos instrumentos normativos existentes, a fim de se investigar a necessidade de termos leis talhadas para esses bens que, embora possam facilitar a aplicação do arcabouço normativo, podem não ser construídas com a argúcia necessária que os novos ativos requerem. Se as repercussões desses novos bens durante a vida dos seus titulares ainda carecem de estudos, o que dirá seus efeitos post mortem. O ponto de partida dessa reflexão é a tarefa de delimitar o acervo transmissível pelas regras do Direito Sucessório: todos os dados se transmitem ou apenas aqueles com natureza patrimonial ou dúplice? É dado aos herdeiros conhecer todas as situações jurídicas digitais nas quais o titular da herança está inserido ou faz-se necessário redimensionar a ideia de privacidade, projetando-a para uma tutela post mortem? É preciso avançar para além dessas perguntas mesmo elas sendo essenciais para que haja uma base sólida desse instituto jurídico, comumente chamado deHerança Digital a fim de se pensar em efeitos mais específicos que ele gera, formas de avaliação, como deve ser feita sua tributação, se serviços de streaming estão no âmbito do patrimônio transmissível, como qualificar o direito de acesso nessa seara e enfrentar muitos outros problemas em que essa situação jurídica repercute. Foi em razão dessas inquietações que a obra"Herança digital: controvérsias e alternativas"nasceu. Entre outras afinidades, a busca pelas respostas para essas controvérsias uniu as coordenadoras. Por isso, esse projeto foi pensado a partir de problemas que pudessem ser estudados com a maior seriedade por esse time de autores comprometidos com o desenvolvimento de uma dogmática civilista séria, útil e coerente. Após quase5 anosda primeira edição doTomo Ie depois da publicação doTomo II, verificou-se que a continuidade do projeto deveria ocorrer de forma consolidada, em razão da demanda pela atualização dos estudos e da inclusão de novos temas. Desse modo, embora ainda longe de esgotar a complexidade dessa temática tão fascinante, a presente edição se propõe a suscitar reflexões integradas e ampliadas, considerando as diversas facetas que permeiam a herança digital, com a finalidade de se amadurecer as pesquisas e de se desenvolver novas proposições para os dilemas que envolvem a matéria.

paperback. Sobre a obra Herança Digital : Controvérsias e Alternativas - Edição Consolidada - 3ª Ed - 2025 Há algum tempo, temos nos deparado com inúmeros desafios que os Bens Digitais vêm apresentando. Entender esse novo universo que representa parte da vida de quase todos os brasileiros, as projeções das identidades na Internet, o trato adequado do patrimônio digital, fazem despertar a consciência da necessidade de tutela jurídica a esses novos tipos de bens e direitos. afinal, a pandemia fez com que se tornasse tênue a separação da vida online da offline - se é que ela ainda existe. Ante a ausência de legislação específica que trate do tema, a tarefa do intérprete é um juízo de adequação aos instrumentos normativos existentes, a fim de se investigar a necessidade de termos leis talhadas para esses bens que, embora possam facilitar a aplicação do arcabouço normativo, podem não ser construídas com a argúcia necessária que os novos ativos requerem. Se as repercussões desses novos bens durante a vida dos seus titulares ainda carecem de estudos, o que dirá seus efeitos  post mortem . O ponto de partida dessa reflexão é a tarefa de delimitar o acervo transmissível pelas regras do Direito Sucessório: todos os dados se transmitem ou apenas aqueles com natureza patrimonial ou dúplice? É dado aos herdeiros conhecer todas as situações jurídicas digitais nas quais o titular da herança está inserido ou faz-se necessário redimensionar a ideia de privacidade, projetando-a para uma tutela  post mortem ? É preciso avançar para além dessas perguntas mesmo elas sendo essenciais para que haja uma base sólida desse instituto jurídico, comumente chamado de Herança Digital a fim de se pensar em efeitos mais específicos que ele gera, formas de avaliação, como deve ser feita sua tributação, se serviços de streaming estão no âmbito do patrimônio transmissível, como qualificar o direito de acesso nessa seara e enfrentar muitos outros problemas em que essa situação jurídica repercute. Foi em razão dessas inquietações que a obra "Herança digital: controvérsias e alternativas" nasceu. Entre outras afinidades, a busca pelas respostas para essas controvérsias uniu as coordenadoras. Por isso, esse projeto foi pensado a partir de problemas que pudessem ser estudados com a maior seriedade por esse time de autores comprometidos com o desenvolvimento de uma dogmática civilista séria, útil e coerente. Após quase 5 anos da primeira edição do Tomo I e depois da publicação do Tomo II , verificou-se que a continuidade do projeto deveria ocorrer de forma consolidada, em razão da demanda pela atualização dos estudos e da inclusão de novos temas. Desse modo, embora ainda longe de esgotar a complexidade dessa temática tão fascinante, a presente edição se propõe a suscitar reflexões integradas e ampliadas, considerando as diversas facetas que permeiam a herança digital, com a finalidade de se amadurecer as pesquisas e de se desenvolver novas proposições para os dilemas que envolvem a matéria.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, the world's population has increased threefold. The "demographic revolution" has not only changed the size of the population; it is radically transforming its age structure and its spatial distribution, with attendant problems and contradictions. Despite measurable advances in human welfare, such as increased longevity, more than one billion people - about one third of the total population of the Third World - live inpoverty, according to a recent World Bank report. Sharply diverging rates of population growth have been accompanied by increasing disparities in income and quality of life across nations.These papers examine the relationship between physical and human resources and population within this context of mass poverty, historically unprecedented population growth, and environmental deterioration. Attention focused on those resources most critical for human well-being, including soil, water, and energy, on the one hand, and education, social organization and economic management, on the other. The discussion is framed by a broad supervision into six parts, examiningdemographic history and global population prospects; the relationships between population and physical, biological, and human resources; human health; and human settlements. Introductory statements, includingan address by Pope John Paul II, and concluding remarks draw out the common threads and point the way towards future action and research. This book originated in a study week organized by the Pontifical Academy of Sciences to bring the best available scientific evidence to bear on this complex and still inadequately explored topic. The study week brought together experts in demography and from the physical, biological, political, economic, anthropological, religious,cultural, and health sciences, to investigate past experience and observed trends. Through this multidisciplinary analysis, a reference base was assembled that is factual, amply documented, and asscientifically indisputable as possible. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, the world's population has increased threefold. These papers examine the relationship between physical and human resources and population within this context of mass poverty, historically unprecedented population growth, and environmental deterioration. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, the world's population has increased threefold. The "demographic revolution" has not only changed the size of the population; it is radically transforming its age structure and its spatial distribution, with attendant problems and contradictions. Despite measurable advances in human welfare, such as increased longevity, more than one billion people - about one third of the total population of the Third World - live inpoverty, according to a recent World Bank report. Sharply diverging rates of population growth have been accompanied by increasing disparities in income and quality of life across nations.These papers examine the relationship between physical and human resources and population within this context of mass poverty, historically unprecedented population growth, and environmental deterioration. Attention focused on those resources most critical for human well-being, including soil, water, and energy, on the one hand, and education, social organization and economic management, on the other. The discussion is framed by a broad supervision into six parts, examiningdemographic history and global population prospects; the relationships between population and physical, biological, and human resources; human health; and human settlements. Introductory statements, includingan address by Pope John Paul II, and concluding remarks draw out the common threads and point the way towards future action and research. This book originated in a study week organized by the Pontifical Academy of Sciences to bring the best available scientific evidence to bear on this complex and still inadequately explored topic. The study week brought together experts in demography and from the physical, biological, political, economic, anthropological, religious,cultural, and health sciences, to investigate past experience and observed trends. Through this multidisciplinary analysis, a reference base was assembled that is factual, amply documented, and asscientifically indisputable as possible. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, the world's population has increased threefold. These papers examine the relationship between physical and human resources and population within this context of mass poverty, historically unprecedented population growth, and environmental deterioration. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Resources and Population | Natural, Institutional, and Demographic Dimensions of Development | Bernardo Colombo (u. a.) | Buch | Gebunden | Englisch | 1996 | OUP Oxford | EAN 9780198289180 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Buch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The contributions to this volume examine the relationship between physical and human resources and population within this context of poverty and underdevelopment, historically unprecedented population growth, and environmental issues. Attention is focussed on those resources most critical for human well-being, including soil, water, and energy, on the one hand, and education, social organization, and economic management, on the other. The discussion is framed by a broad subdivision and global population prospects, the relationships between population and physical, biological, and human resources, human health, and human settlements. Introductory statements, including an address by Pope John Paul II, and concluding remarks draw out the common threads and point the way towards future action and research. This book originated in a study week organized by the Pontifical Academy of Sciences to bring the best available scientific evidence to bear on this complex and still inadequately explored topic. The study week brought together experts in demography and from the physical, biological, political, economic, anthropological, religious, cultural, and health sciences, to investigate past experience and observed trends. Through this multidisciplinary analysis, a reference base was assembled that is factual, amply documented, and as scientifically sound as possible.