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Building Effective Food Safety Systems
With (multilingual) CD-ROM attached inside back cover.
HISTARC
Revue scientifique à comité scientifique, comité de lecture et comité de rédaction
Edda
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Establecimiento de Sistemas Eficaces de Inocuidad de Los Alimentos
Participaron unos 400 delegados de 90 paises miembros y observadores de 10 organizaciones internacionales gubernamentales y no gubernamentales con el fin de intercambiar informacion y experiencias sobre "Establecimiento de sistemas eficaces de inocuidad de los alimentos." Se presentaron para ser discutidos en las sesiones plenarias 13 documentos de trabajo sobre dos subtemas: "El potenciamiento de los servicios oficiales de control de la inocuidad de los alimentos" y "Vigilancia epidemiologica de las enfermedades trasmitidas por alimentos y sistemas de alerta en materia de inocuidad de los alimentos." Ademas, los paises y organizaciones participantes prepararon mas de un centenar de documentos de sesion relativos a los diferentes asuntos que se trataron en el foro. Tambien se celebraron actos colaterales sobre cuestiones especificas de interes para el foro."
Improving Learning in South African Schools
The QLP has been a multi-level, multi-site educational intervention that aimed to improve learner performance in 524 South African high schools. The QLP has been underpinned by the principle that mathematics and language are the foundations for all further learning. Therefore educators at all grades in all learning areas also have to foster the development of better reading and writing skills. This is why, at educator and classroom level, improvement of mathematics and reading and writing abilities have been the main foci of the QLP. In order to ensure that schools get effective support and monitoring from districts and that the good practices gained from the project are institutionalised, and therefore sustained, the programme has also focused on the development of district systems and officials.
D'Albuquerque's Children
When the Portuguese seafarer Afonso de Albuquerque conquered the bustling port of Malacca in 1511, he effectively gained control of the entire South China Sea spice trade. Although their dominance lasted only 130 years, the Portuguese legacy lies at the heart of a burgeoning tourist attraction on the outskirts of the city, in which performers who believe they are the descendants of swashbuckling Portuguese conquerors encapsulate their "history" in a cultural stage show. Using historical and ethnographic data, Margaret Sarkissian reveals that this music and dance draws on an eclectic array of influences that span the Portuguese diaspora (one song conjures up images of Lucille Ball impersonating Carmen Miranda on "I Love Lucy"). Ironically, she shows, what began as a literate tradition in the 1950s has now become an oral one so deeply rooted in Settlement life that the younger generation, like the tourists, now see it as an unbroken heritage stretching back almost 500 years. A fascinating case of "orientalism in reverse," D'Albuquerque's Children illuminates the creative ways in which one community has adapted to life in a postcolonial world.
