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....org/eng/resources/documents/ article/other/direct-participation-article-020709.htm (дата обращения: 1.07.11). 26.  Fifth Expert Meeting on the Notion of Direct Participation in Hostilities, 5— 6 February 2008. URL: http://www.icrc. org/eng/resources/documents/article/other/ direct-participation-article-020709.htm (дата обращения: 1.07.11). Rusinova V. N. human shields, civil population, armed conflicts, international humanitarian law, proportionality. 33-43

... in. Because their work requires close attention and concentration, translators have to exert energy and ultimately cognitive resources to compensate for the distraction of any physical discomfort, delays in computer responsiveness, or frustration with ... ... Translation. Amsterdam: North-Holland Publishing, pp. 75—78. Cadwell, P., Castilho, S., O’Brien, S. and Mitchell, L., 2016. Human factors in machine translation and post-editing among institutional translators. Translation Spaces, 5 (2), pp. 222—243....

This article analyses human capital of young public and political figures in modern Russian society. Based on the methodology of resource approach and the methods of modern statistics, the author identifies three groups of young public and political figures: political leaders, political activists, and social activists, which makes it possible to demonstrate differentiation within ...

The developers of ecological ethics claim that the rationale of anthropocentrism is false. Its main message is that natural complexes and resources exist to be useful to the human being who sees them only from the perspective of using them and does not take into account their intrinsic value. Kant’s anthropocentric teaching argues that the instrumental attitude to nature has its limits. These limits are hard to determine ...

... assessing the value of companies that explicitly takes into account the impact of environmental factors on the cost. The article outlines the basic theoretical frameworks for the formation of such approach. 1. Arrow, K. and al. 1999, Managing Ecosystem Resources, Beijer Discussion Paper Series, no. 122, Stockholm, The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, p. 1—22. 2. Daly, H. E., Cobb, J. B. 1990, For the Common Good, London, Green Print Publishing, 95 p. 3. Hanna, S. S., Jentoft, S. 1996, Human Use of the Natural Environment: An Overview of Social and Economic Dimensions, Rights to Nature: Cultural, Economic, Political and Ecological Principles of Institutions for the Environment, Washington, D. C., Island Press, p. 35—36. 4. Mendelsohn,...

... must understand his position in the cosmos and his radical finitude. Closeness to God can only arise through the moral feeling and the infinitely distant work of God, heaven itself — a famous motif Kant adopted from Seneca. Therefore, comfort and the resources for coping with life can no longer be drawn from irrational mystical moments and naïve biblical story telling. We can only find comfort in reason, the human capacity which brings us closest to God. Many of the reasons for consolation that Kant applies to Funk in the necrology can be found in Cicero, Seneca, and other authors of that period. With all this in mind, the necrology will have to be viewed ...

... man from Podolsk” by Dmitry Danilov, with the total duration of 740 minutes. The focus is on gesture as a pivotal semiotic resource of the theatre. The results of the comparative quantitative analysis show the difference (i) in the gesture patterns ... ... State Uni­versity of Culture and Arts, 14, pp. 40—48 (in Russ.). Kreydlin, G. E., 2014. The semiotic conceptualization of the human body and the question of multimodality. Ecology of Language and Communicative Practice, 2 (3), pp. 100—120 (in Russ.)....

... organised labour migration and labour mobilisation yielded no significant results. The appeals to the Centre with the request to send a substantial number of specialists and workers to Lithuania were heard, but a state ravaged by war did not have sufficient human resources. One of the solution was the use of labour of German prisoners of war. A network of prisoner-of-war camps was established in Lithuania. In a matter of two to three years, PWs completed a significant amount of work aimed at the rebuilding of ...

... Fizicheskaja priroda i struktura okeanicheskih frontov [The physical nature and structure of oceanic fronts], Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 296 p. 36. Chinapah, V., Lefsted, Ya.-I., Weiler, G. 1990, Razvitie ljudskih resursov i planirovanie obrazovanija [Human resource development and education planning], Perspektivy. Voprosy obrazovanija [Prospects. Education Matters], Vol. 69, no. 1, pp. 9—26. 37. Sherry, N. S., Simaeva, I. N. 2010, Strategija razvitija obrazovanija v regione Rossijskoj Federacii [Education ...

... construct the concept of logical penalists - non-ideal think­ers of our “home circle”, who, due to their limited intellectual resources, are sometimes con­tent with not the best results in reasoning and who turn out to be the only candidates to par­ticipate ... ... of logical penalists allows us to illustrate the idea that disputes are possible due not to the differences in opinions among humans, but to the variety of ways to justify them. Bentem, J. van., 2011. Logic and reasoning: how much do facts matter?...

... Poetika: ucheb. posobie [Literature the­ory. Poetics: textbook]. Moscow (in Russ.). Tul'chinskii, G. L., 2012. Culture as a resource and a barrier to innovative devel­opment. Innovatsii [Innovation], 5, pp. 74—79 (in Russ.). Tul'chinskii, G. L., 2015.... ... emotional factors of meaning formation: normative and value patterns of cultural narratives. Chelovek, kul'tura, obrazovanie [Human, culture, education], 4 (30), pp. 175—193 (in Russ.). Tul'chinskii, G. L., 2020. Filosofiya postupka: samoopredelenie ...

... resources. Foreign translation agencies specialize both in translation services, and in the projects for the localization of various resources, and this fact emphasizes the practical importance of this process. The purpose of this study is to determine the role ... ... the Mountain Will not Come... Translation Studies meets Localization. Journal of the Siberian Federal University. Series: The humanities, vol. 9, no. 3, pp. 568—578. 10. Cadieux P., Esselink B., 2004. GILT: Globalization, Internationalization, Localization,...

... interaction, which has preserved the basic parameters of humanity. They are updated in periods of significant historical changes, as resource support for social reconstruction. Today, the practice of non-formal adult education is in demand primarily as a resource for development of human potential and it has a direct impact on the socio-economic development of the country. 1. Каптерев П. Ф. История русской педагогии. СПб., 2004. 2. Безрукова В. С. Педагогика : учебник....

... military-industrial complex of Canada showed good performance indicators during WWII. However, having an impressive economic growth and rapid development of new industries, Canada, for several reasons, still failed to make the most of its economic, natural and human resources. As a result, Canada was only a junior partner of great powers in military production. Based on the structure of the Canadian military industry, the author draws a conclusion about the initial stage of globalization of the Canadian economy in ...

... Theory and Research for the Sociology of Education. N. Y., 1986. P. 241—258. 4. Coleman J. Social Capital in the Creation of Human Capital // American Journal of Sociology. 1988. Supplement. Vol. 94. P. 95—120. 5. Coleman J. Rational Action, Social ... ... knowledge in new biotechnology firms // Organization Science. 1996. № 7. P. 428—443. 19. Nan L., Vaughn J., Ensel W. Social Resources and Occupational Status Attainment // Social Forces. 1981. Vol. 59. P. 1163—1181. 20. Nan L., Vaughn J., Ensel W....