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Voices of Trauma: Treating Psychological Trauma Across Cultures
Boris Drožđek ; John P. Wilson (eds.)
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No disponible.
Palabras clave – provistas por la editorial
Emergency Medicine; Cross Cultural Psychology; Clinical Psychology; Psychotherapy and Counseling
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| No detectada | 2007 | SpringerLink |
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Tipo de recurso:
libros
ISBN impreso
978-0-387-69794-9
ISBN electrónico
978-0-387-69797-0
Editor responsable
Springer Nature
País de edición
Reino Unido
Fecha de publicación
2007
Información sobre derechos de publicación
© Springer Science + Business Media, LLC 2007
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The Rebirth of Contextual Thinking in Psychotraumatology
Boris Drožđek
Following the success of the first workshop, ENEI’2006 (http : // www.loria.fr/~nacer/BPM-ENEI05/ENEI-CfP.html), this second event addressed computer- supported integration and interoperability of enterprise applications and software. Indeed, enterprises are provided with collections of heterogeneous applications and software tools that were neither designed nor developed to favor their interaction and their cooperation.
The problem is more crucial when one considers networked enterprises and enterprise expansion (through, for instance, alliances or mergers). Moreover, interoperability within an enterprise and between enterprises is not limited to data interoperability but should also consider additional levels like applications, business models, process models, enterprise models, and their supporting systems and software.
Pp. 1-26
Culture and Collective Violence: How Good People, Usually Men, do Bad Things
Michael Harris Bond
Following the success of the first workshop, ENEI’2006 (http : // www.loria.fr/~nacer/BPM-ENEI05/ENEI-CfP.html), this second event addressed computer- supported integration and interoperability of enterprise applications and software. Indeed, enterprises are provided with collections of heterogeneous applications and software tools that were neither designed nor developed to favor their interaction and their cooperation.
The problem is more crucial when one considers networked enterprises and enterprise expansion (through, for instance, alliances or mergers). Moreover, interoperability within an enterprise and between enterprises is not limited to data interoperability but should also consider additional levels like applications, business models, process models, enterprise models, and their supporting systems and software.
Pp. 27-58
Destroying the World to Save It
Robert Jay Lifton
Following the success of the first workshop, ENEI’2006 (http : // www.loria.fr/~nacer/BPM-ENEI05/ENEI-CfP.html), this second event addressed computer- supported integration and interoperability of enterprise applications and software. Indeed, enterprises are provided with collections of heterogeneous applications and software tools that were neither designed nor developed to favor their interaction and their cooperation.
The problem is more crucial when one considers networked enterprises and enterprise expansion (through, for instance, alliances or mergers). Moreover, interoperability within an enterprise and between enterprises is not limited to data interoperability but should also consider additional levels like applications, business models, process models, enterprise models, and their supporting systems and software.
Pp. 59-86
Reversing Cultures: The Wounded Teaching the Healers
John P. Wilson
Following the success of the first workshop, ENEI’2006 (http : // www.loria.fr/~nacer/BPM-ENEI05/ENEI-CfP.html), this second event addressed computer- supported integration and interoperability of enterprise applications and software. Indeed, enterprises are provided with collections of heterogeneous applications and software tools that were neither designed nor developed to favor their interaction and their cooperation.
The problem is more crucial when one considers networked enterprises and enterprise expansion (through, for instance, alliances or mergers). Moreover, interoperability within an enterprise and between enterprises is not limited to data interoperability but should also consider additional levels like applications, business models, process models, enterprise models, and their supporting systems and software.
Pp. 87-104
Fourteen Djinns Migrate Across the Ocean
Jaswant Guzder
Following the success of the first workshop, ENEI’2006 (http : // www.loria.fr/~nacer/BPM-ENEI05/ENEI-CfP.html), this second event addressed computer- supported integration and interoperability of enterprise applications and software. Indeed, enterprises are provided with collections of heterogeneous applications and software tools that were neither designed nor developed to favor their interaction and their cooperation.
The problem is more crucial when one considers networked enterprises and enterprise expansion (through, for instance, alliances or mergers). Moreover, interoperability within an enterprise and between enterprises is not limited to data interoperability but should also consider additional levels like applications, business models, process models, enterprise models, and their supporting systems and software.
Pp. 105-126
Culturally Relevant Meanings and their Implications on Therapy for Traumatic Grief: Lessons Learned from a Chinese Female Client and Her Fortune-Teller
Catherine So-kum Tang
Following the success of the first workshop, ENEI’2006 (http : // www.loria.fr/~nacer/BPM-ENEI05/ENEI-CfP.html), this second event addressed computer- supported integration and interoperability of enterprise applications and software. Indeed, enterprises are provided with collections of heterogeneous applications and software tools that were neither designed nor developed to favor their interaction and their cooperation.
The problem is more crucial when one considers networked enterprises and enterprise expansion (through, for instance, alliances or mergers). Moreover, interoperability within an enterprise and between enterprises is not limited to data interoperability but should also consider additional levels like applications, business models, process models, enterprise models, and their supporting systems and software.
Pp. 127-150
The Story of Alex, an Armenian Man Who Encounters Evil Every Day
Boris Drožđek
Following the success of the first workshop, ENEI’2006 (http : // www.loria.fr/~nacer/BPM-ENEI05/ENEI-CfP.html), this second event addressed computer- supported integration and interoperability of enterprise applications and software. Indeed, enterprises are provided with collections of heterogeneous applications and software tools that were neither designed nor developed to favor their interaction and their cooperation.
The problem is more crucial when one considers networked enterprises and enterprise expansion (through, for instance, alliances or mergers). Moreover, interoperability within an enterprise and between enterprises is not limited to data interoperability but should also consider additional levels like applications, business models, process models, enterprise models, and their supporting systems and software.
Pp. 151-173
Loss, Reconnection and Reconstruction: A Former Child Soldier’s Return to Cambodia
Edvard Hauff
Following the success of the first workshop, ENEI’2006 (http : // www.loria.fr/~nacer/BPM-ENEI05/ENEI-CfP.html), this second event addressed computer- supported integration and interoperability of enterprise applications and software. Indeed, enterprises are provided with collections of heterogeneous applications and software tools that were neither designed nor developed to favor their interaction and their cooperation.
The problem is more crucial when one considers networked enterprises and enterprise expansion (through, for instance, alliances or mergers). Moreover, interoperability within an enterprise and between enterprises is not limited to data interoperability but should also consider additional levels like applications, business models, process models, enterprise models, and their supporting systems and software.
Pp. 175-190
Silence as a Coping Strategy: The Case of Refugee Women in the Netherlands from South-Sudan who Experienced Sexual Violence in the Context of War
Marian Tankink; Annemiek Richters
Following the success of the first workshop, ENEI’2006 (http : // www.loria.fr/~nacer/BPM-ENEI05/ENEI-CfP.html), this second event addressed computer- supported integration and interoperability of enterprise applications and software. Indeed, enterprises are provided with collections of heterogeneous applications and software tools that were neither designed nor developed to favor their interaction and their cooperation.
The problem is more crucial when one considers networked enterprises and enterprise expansion (through, for instance, alliances or mergers). Moreover, interoperability within an enterprise and between enterprises is not limited to data interoperability but should also consider additional levels like applications, business models, process models, enterprise models, and their supporting systems and software.
Pp. 191-210
Mobilising Social and Symbolic Resources in Transcultural Therapies with Refugees and Asylum Seekers: The Story of Mister Diallo
Gesine Sturm; Thierry Baubet; Marie Rose Moro
Following the success of the first workshop, ENEI’2006 (http : // www.loria.fr/~nacer/BPM-ENEI05/ENEI-CfP.html), this second event addressed computer- supported integration and interoperability of enterprise applications and software. Indeed, enterprises are provided with collections of heterogeneous applications and software tools that were neither designed nor developed to favor their interaction and their cooperation.
The problem is more crucial when one considers networked enterprises and enterprise expansion (through, for instance, alliances or mergers). Moreover, interoperability within an enterprise and between enterprises is not limited to data interoperability but should also consider additional levels like applications, business models, process models, enterprise models, and their supporting systems and software.
Pp. 211-231