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The Cambridge Handbook of Law and Responsible Business

This Handbook provides the first comprehensive examination of the legal strategies around the world shaping sustainability in global value chains. Bringing together leading scholars, it maps how diverse legal disciplines (including corporate law, labour law, tax law, tort law, private law, environmental law, international law and more) conceptualise and regulate the complex architectures of cross-border production. Through a unifying analytical framework, the book reveals how fragmented regulatory approaches can complement one another, and how legal tools may address the environmental, social, and economic challenges that global production networks create and sustain. Covering jurisdictions across the globe and engaging with emerging regulatory instruments such as due diligence laws, sustainability reporting obligations, climate transition plans, and international taxation initiatives, this Handbook offers an indispensable resource for academics, policymakers, practitioners, and students concerned with responsible business conduct and sustainable development. This title is also available as open access on Cambridge Core.

1. Edmon , Ntabe Namegabe
2. Aimée , Rafiki Bose
3. David , Mumbere Mayani

Profil pacjentek po operacji

Celem niniejszego badania jest okre¿lenie cäo¿ciowego profilu 63 kobiet, które przesz¿y operacj¿ z powodu przetok i wypadania narz¿dów. By¿o to badanie opisowe, przekrojowe, dokumentacyjne i ilo¿ciowe, przeprowadzone w szpitalach HEAL AFRICA i BENI w lutym 2016 r. ¿redni wiek operowanych kobiet wynosi¿ 45 lat, miäy one niski poziom wyksztäcenia (63,5%), mieszkäy na obszarach wiejskich (54%); by¿y katoliczkami (47,6%), zam¿¿nymi (42,9%) i rolniczkami (71,4%). ¿rednia liczba ci¿¿ tych kobiet wynosi¿a od 6 do 7. Ci¿¿a nie poprzedzäa wyst¿pienia przetoki (71,4%). 96,8% kobiet po operacji nie zasz¿o w ci¿¿¿ po przebytej chorobie. Poród odbywä si¿ drog¿ doln¿ (73%). Je¿li chodzi o wywiad, wi¿kszo¿¿ respondentek (87,3%) nie miäa w przesz¿o¿ci operacji. Jako przyczyn¿ tych schorze¿ podawano poród drogami natury (50%). Je¿li chodzi o profil terapeutyczny, przyczyn¿ opó¿nienia w zg¿oszeniu si¿ do lekarza by¿ brak ¿rodków (39,7%). Zastosowano technik¿ Soave (50,8%); czyli dost¿p pochwowy bez naci¿cia krocza (26%), co däo wynik w postaci utrzymania kontroli nad oddawaniem moczu (96,8%). Zastosowano pooperacyjn¿ antybiotykoterapi¿ (87,3%).

1. Edmon , Ntabe Namegabe
2. Aimée , Rafiki Bose
3. David , Mumbere Mayani

Profil der operierten Patientinnen

Ziel dieser Studie ist es, ein ganzheitliches Profil von 63 Frauen zu erstellen, die wegen Fisteln und Prolapsen operiert wurden. Es handelte sich um eine deskriptive, querschnittliche, dokumentarische und quantitative Studie, die im Februar 2016 in den Krankenhäusern von HEAL AFRICA und BENI durchgeführt wurde. Die operierten Frauen waren im Durchschnitt 45 Jahre alt, wiesen ein niedriges Bildungsniveau auf (63,5 %), lebten in ländlichen Gebieten (54 %), waren katholisch (47,6 %), verheiratet (42,9 %) und Bäuerinnen (71,4 %). Die durchschnittliche Anzahl der Schwangerschaften dieser Frauen lag bei 6 bis 7. Diese Schwangerschaften gingen der Fistel nicht voraus (71,4 %). 96,8 % der operierten Frauen wurden nach der Erkrankung nicht mehr schwanger. Der Geburtsweg war vaginal (73 %). Was die Vorgeschichte betrifft, so hatte die Mehrheit der Befragten (87,3 %) in der Vergangenheit keine chirurgischen Eingriffe. Als Ursache für diese Erkrankungen wurde die vaginale Entbindung genannt (50 %). Was das therapeutische Profil betrifft, so war der Grund für die verspätete Konsultation der Mangel an finanziellen Mitteln (39,7 %). Der durchgeführte Eingriff war die Soave-Technik (50,8 %); d. h. ein vaginaler Zugang ohne Episiotomie (26 %), was zu einer Kontinenz (96,8 %) führte. Eine postoperative Antibiotikatherapie wurde angewendet (87,3 %).

1. Sujoy , Bose
2. Chandan , Das

Introduction to Ceramics

Dr. Chandan Das is Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IITG). He has received his PhD in Chemical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur (IITKGP). He has guided, so far, 12 scholars for their doctoral degree, 32 M.Tech. and is guiding 5 more doctorate scholars. He has authored four (4) books and eleven (11) book chapters. He has three (3) patents in his credit. He has handled nine sponsored projects and seven consultancy projects up to now. He has visited Denmark, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Japan, Greece, and Athens for exchanging ideas, etc. His major research areas include (i) Membrane Based Separation Technology, (ii) Food Engineering, (iii) Biomedical, (iv) Material Science; (v) Corrosion, (vi) Wastewater Treatment and (vii) Simulation and Modelling. Being associated with various research works in the area of water and wastewater treatment, such as treatment of tannery wastewater using membrane separation technology, as well as removal of pollutants using micellar-enhanced ultrafiltration, Dr. Das has gained expertise in membrane separation technology for removing various pollutants from contaminated water and wastewater. His research activity encompasses both understanding of fundamental principles during filtration as well as the development of technology based on membrane separation. In particular, his research areas are modeling of microfiltration, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, reverse osmosis, treatment of oily wastewater, tannery effluent using membrane-based processes. He has explored the detailed quantification of flux decline from fundamentals. As an offshoot of the major research, he has fabricated ceramic membranes using low cost precursors as sawdust. Catalyst is coated on the ceramic support for manufacturing catalytic membrane reactor. He is also working on decontamination of chromium laden aqueous effluent using Spirulina platensis. He is actively involved in the productions of high value-added products, namely, total phenolics, flavonoids, tocopherol, etc. from black rice as well as of 6-gingerol, vitamin C content, essential oil content from ginger of North East India. He is a Fellow of Royal Society of Chemistry, UK, and Fellow of Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers. He is subject coordinator for PMRF, Govt of India. He is coordinator for International joint master degree program (IMFST) with Gifu University, Japan. He is liaison from IIT Guwahati for Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) project, Japan. Dr. Sujoy Bose is an assistant manager at Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers, Kolkata India. Before, he was the Principal of Basantika Institute of Engineering & Technology (Polytechnic), West Bengal, India. He also worked as an assistant professor at the Department of Chemical Engineering, Durgapur Institute of Advanced Technology & Management, West Bengal, India. Previously, he was an assistant professor at National Institute of Technology, Calicut, India. He is graduated from Durgapur Institute of Advanced Technology & Management under West Bengal University of Technology. He has finished post-graduation from National Institute of Technology Durgapur. He has completed PhD from Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati. Dr. Bose has a long-term experience in the field of membrane technology. He is an expert in the area of developing ceramic membranes for different applications. Dr. Bose was able to make a breakthrough in highly-important area of ceramic membrane fabrication and economics and i.e., the use of sawdust as a novel cheap raw material for the manufacturing of ceramic membrane. His research interests also include material science, advanced ceramic and nanofluids etc. Dr. Bose has published journals in reputed peer-reviewed international journals like Materials Letters, Ceramics International, Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research, Applied Catalysis A: General, Applied Thermal Engineering, International Journal of Ceramic Engineering and Science etc. He has published one book entitled "Advanced Ceramic Membranes and Applications" at CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group (ISBN: 9781138055407). Dr. Bose is a Life Associate Member of the prestigious Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers (IIChE). He also has served as an executive committee member of IIChE Guwahati region chapter from 2013-2014. Major research fields: Field 1: Fabrication and Applications of Catalytic Membrane and Membrane Reactors Application: Sulfur recovery from sour gas during the production of petroleum products Field 2: Fabrication and Applications of Low-cost Ceramic Membranes Application: Usable as support membrane in UF, MF, NF and catalytic membranes Field 3: Fabrication and Applications of Light weight ceramic materials Application: Advanced armour system

1. Shonda , Rhimes
2. Betsy , Beers

Inside Bridgerton. Ediz. italiana

Care lettrici e cari lettori, Vi siete immersi nel mondo dei Bridgerton: vite, amori, scandali e successi che segnano deliziosamente ogni stagione. Avete fatto anche la conoscenza delle impareggiabili regina Charlotte e Lady Danbury, e poi della crème dell'alta società, i Bridgerton e i Featherington. Ciò che non sapete, però, è come sono stati realizzati questi magnifici personaggi, e tutte le loro dimore, i costumi e le parrucche, le feste e i matrimoni; come sono passati dalle gustose pagine dei romanzi di Julia Quinn alla serie di Shondaland per Netflix. Benvenute e benvenuti, allora, nel dietro le quinte, per potervi avvicinare alle straordinarie persone che hanno costruito questo mondo cui tutti ci siamo appassionati. Con la guida delle produttrici esecutive Shonda Rhimes e Betsy Beers, partiamo alla scoperta di storie e fotografie inedite che svelano come abbia preso vita il mondo inglese dell'epoca Regency esageratamente glamour, in puro stile Shondaland. Qualche segreto? Ma certo. D'altronde, non avrebbe senso il titolo Inside Bridgerton senza segreti. E allora sedetevi e rilassatevi: lo spettacolo comincia.

1. S Bose , Immanuel Raja

Online Child Sex Abuse

Online Child Sex Abuse provides a deeply researched, multidisciplinary examination of one of the most urgent and disturbing challenges of the digital age. Intended for students, law enforcement professionals, child protection workers, legal experts, educators, and policy-makers, this book addresses the complex nature, scope, and impact of child sexual abuse facilitated through online platforms. The book begins by defining online child sex abuse in its various forms, including grooming, live-streaming, sextortion, child sexual abuse material (CSAM), and trafficking through digital means. It analyzes how social media, gaming platforms, encrypted messaging services, and the dark web are misused to exploit children, while also emphasizing the psychological tactics offenders use to manipulate and silence victims. Chapters explore the short- and long-term psychological, social, and legal impacts on survivors, highlighting the unique vulnerabilities of children in online environments. Real-life case studies and survivor testimonies offer insight into the human cost behind digital exploitation. Legal frameworks, international treaties, and national cyber laws are reviewed in detail, along with the roles and challenges faced by law enforcement, tech companies, and child welfare organizations in identifying, reporting, and prosecuting offenders. The book also discusses the ethical and procedural concerns around digital evidence, privacy rights, and victim support. Preventive strategies are a key focus, including digital literacy education, parental controls, AI-based content monitoring, and global cooperation to combat cross-border abuse. With urgency and clarity, this book provides a vital resource for understanding and confronting the evolving threat of online child sexual exploitation in a connected world.