So the strategy has been multi-scalar and multi-disciplinary in some way, but whether small or large, the projects always involve the city, the public sphere, promotion and enhancement of the cultural scene.
There are well-defined international standards for disaster response, including the aspects of health services and systems, water supply, sanitation, hygiene promotion and nutrition in The Sphere Handbook (The Sphere Project 2011) (see Box 1).
One aim of physical therapists is to identify and maximize human movement potential within the spheres of promotion, prevention, treatment and rehabilitation, in partnership with their patients [ 1].
Physiotherapy, otherwise known as physical therapy, is a health profession which is "concerned with identifying and maximising quality of life and functional movement potential, within the spheres of promotion, prevention, maintenance, intervention/treatment, habilitation and rehabilitation.
One of the central developments of the post-war period was the influence of postmodernism and the rejection of universal and totalising frameworks of knowledge, leading to a politicization of the cultural sphere and the promotion of new forms of identity politics based around issues such as gender, race, sexuality and the environment (Bernstein, 2005).
Unfortunately, the assumptions of Hindu majoritarianism have been imported to the United States, where Indian-born and raised intellectuals have tried to link any effort for self-identifying Hindus to be active in the public sphere as a promotion of a political ideology.
This article must be read on two complementary levels: one reading, focused on the methodological process, should allow our findings to be transferred to other problems (adaptation of a health promotion model to the educational sphere).
This qualitative research pursues two objectives: to present a methodology (adaptation of a health promotion model to the educational sphere) and to study the results of its application (health science teaching in the DRC).
In every part of the world, the technologically driven goals remain the same: the maximization of profit and the promotion of sustainable development in all spheres of life.
But then he concludes that the Obama administration's incursion into the business world will result in the promotion of charisma over competence in that sphere, at the cost of our competitive edge.
