Hidden Depths

Waterfield, Robin

doi:10.4324/9780203955314

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“…Th e reaction of the UK's Secretary of State for Work and Pensions to Alimanovic was that it was 'an excellent ruling that shows we are right to restrict benefi ts going to EU nationals who haven't paid into to the system in this country'. 225 In the case of the health care charging arrangements, we also see more strict conditions, although this time targeted more at temporary visitors from outside the EEA. Restrictions of these kinds are certainly designed to satisfy a perceived public demand for entitlement to be based on contribution through the NI system and taxes.…”

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Demagnetisation of Social Security and Health Care for Migrants to the UK

Harris¹

2016

European Journal of Social Security

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Over the past two decades, starting with the social security ‘habitual residence’ test, UK governments have maintained a consistent policy of restricting the access of migrants to welfare benefits and public health care. It has represented a response to increased levels of inward migration flow, including anticipated increases arising from enlarged European Union (EU) membership, and the supposed ‘magnetic pull’ of UK welfare and health care systems to migrants. Adjustment of the benefit rules affecting EU migrants, which has at times come very close to crossing lines of legality under EU law, has lately featured prominently in the UK's proposals to the EU over the terms of its Union membership. The article focuses on the policy changes and legal developments, including case law, across the areas of social assistance benefits, state retirement pensions and health care, and assesses their impact, seeking to analyse the changing position of residence as an issue in entitlement and its implications.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 95%

Demagnetisation of Social Security and Health Care for Migrants to the UK

Harris¹

2016

European Journal of Social Security

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“…Kinaesthetic trance is an altered state of consciousness (ASC) induced by rhythmic movement [37]. Trance state allows the access to the content of subject's implicit memory storage.…”

Section: Rhythmic Movement Therapy For Increasing Psychological Prepamentioning

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Evaluating psychological preparedness for the threat and impacts of climate change disasters and its change after intervention: an integrated modelling approach

Malkina-Pykh¹,

Pykh²

2015

WIT Transactions on the Built Environment

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The aims of the present study are 1) to collect data on psychological preparedness and its psychological predictors in the sample in Novorossiysk, a city located on the Black Sea shore in Southern Russia where climate change disasters such as storm wind, flooding and earthquake now occur very often; 2) to use collected data for identification of parameters of nonlinear model of psychological preparedness (PREP model) and its validation; 3) to propose psychological rhythmic movement therapy (RMT) intervention for increasing psychological preparedness; 4) to apply PREP model as an effective assessment tool for evaluating pre-post intervention levels of psychological preparedness. A total of 52 subjects were selected at random and assessed with the appropriate questionnaires. The collected data were used for PREP model's parameters identification and its validation. After that two groups were formed: 1 (with low and medium, N=12) and 2 (with high, N=40) levels of psychological preparedness. Subjects of group 1 were proposed to participate in rhythmic movement therapy intervention. PREP model was used as the assessment tool of the RMT effectiveness. The results demonstrated significant improvement in psychological preparedness and several other personal variables in subjects of the RMT group.

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Hidden Depths

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Demagnetisation of Social Security and Health Care for Migrants to the UK

Demagnetisation of Social Security and Health Care for Migrants to the UK

Evaluating psychological preparedness for the threat and impacts of climate change disasters and its change after intervention: an integrated modelling approach

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