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Responsible society and private law

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Hurdík J.

The Lawyer Quarterly

2021

vol. 11

issue 3

459-478

This paper deals with the current global situation of and with actual trials arising from it for different branches of human activities. In particular, the paper inquires about the possible role of private law to become the integral part of the process of essential changes of the human society. In authors opinion, the answer to this question should be affirmative. Author considers the relatively broad potential of private law to contribute to the further development of (not only Czech) society towards the achievement of both social and environmental dimension of society, in other words, towards the “responsible society”. Subsequently, author considers, how the different parts of the structure of the private law can contribute to the achievement of this goals.

Parents in Pandemic: parents’ perceptions of risks and psychological, relational, and pedagogical needs in childhood during the COVID-19 emergency in Italy.

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Coppola M., Immacolata S., Masullo G.

Academicus. International Scientific Journal

2020

issue 22

103-122

The global spread of the SARS COV-2 virus and the related Coronavirus Disease-19 (Covid-19) has forced the entire planet to suddenly adopt important safety standards and reorganize social reality. The present research investigates the perception of psychological, relational, and pedagogical risks and needs in the developmental age (3-18 years) by the parents of different Italian regions during the quarantine period. Specifically, we examined the opinions of parents regarding the rules of social distancing and the continuous and massive use of new technologies for distance learning (DL). The results showed that Italian parents have two main concerns: on the one hand, the emergency in terms of health and health-related aspects; on the other, the teaching, training, and educational trajectories of children. They manifested mistrust and scepticism towards institutions and the school world, in terms of both management competence and structural and infrastructural capacity; aspects perceived as concerns also for Phase 2 and 3 of the epidemic curve.

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Parents in Pandemic: parents’ perceptions of risks and psychological, relational, and pedagogical needs in childhood during the COVID-19 emergency in Italy.