Megan R. Kienzle

Kienzle, Megan R.; Levett, Lora M.

doi:10.1037/e658282012-001

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“…20 Kienzle argued that the poor record is due to EU's own division within. 21 Van Ham maintained that states had less motivation to comply with WMD clauses because the economic power of the EU decreases over time. 22 Cottey is, however, less critical of the EU's record, arguing that the EU's record is reflective of issues 'intrinsic to the global politics of WMD rather than failures of EU strategy per se'.…”

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The WMD Non-proliferation Clause in EU Trade Agreements

Donkervoort¹,

Onderčo²

2022

EERR

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The EU has been using its trade power to exert influence in other areas by including non-trade issues (NTIs) in its trade agreements with third countries. One such NTI is the weapons of mass destruction (WMD) non-proliferation clause. We study how the WMD non-proliferation clause affected countries’ WMD non-proliferation behaviour. Our results demonstrate that the nonproliferation clause is effective in case of bilateral trade agreements, but not in case of regional trade agreements. The results demonstrate that the EU can use its trade power to exert influence in other areas, but that the extent of such power is limited. EU, WMD non-proliferation clause, NTIs, Trade Agreements, Conditionality

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The WMD Non-proliferation Clause in EU Trade Agreements

Donkervoort¹,

Onderčo²

2022

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“…9 The study of gesture and performance is well under way for medieval preaching, with the important work of Beverly Mayne Kienzle in English, and Roberto Rusconi and Maria Giuseppina Muzzarelli in Italian. 10 Naturally, medieval concerns endured in the early modern era. Many developments, particularly the growth of humanist scholarship, the rise of the literary vernacular, and the observant preaching movement in the fifteenth century encouraged greater attention to questions of rhetoric and presentation such as 'colour', style, and register.…”

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Dramatics in (And Out Of) the Pulpit in Post-Tridentine Italy

Michelson

2014

The Italianist

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Visual and physical aspects of the early modern sermon are its most elusive elements, yet they were critically important to early modern preachers, especially in the age of print. This essay surveys various factors that encouraged an increasing emphasis on gesture and performance in the pulpit in the early modern period, particularly religious reform, and asks what influence printed sermons had on oral preaching in Italy from the mid-sixteenth century. It argues that printing gave preachers a forum to regulate the performance of preaching, encouraged them to articulate and promote the continued value of the spoken sermon, and provided a new area where preachers could compete with each other.

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“…Although powerful therapeutic means, such as the implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) or biventricular pacing (BVP) devices have become available for bridging the waiting time, the extreme costs and possible complications of these procedures call for an optimization of risk stratification. Given the fact that, in CHF patients, impaired control of the cardiac autonomic nervous system (CANS) is one of the most important pathophysiologic changes correlating with the severity of CHF and its increased mortality rate [3,4], it seems logical to determine the degree of CANS alterations for prognostic reasons. In recent years, non-invasive monitoring of CANS changes have become possible through measurement of heart rate variability (HRV).…”

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Risk stratification in advanced heart failure using lorenz plot indices of heart rate variability

Esperer¹,

Esperer²,

Chernyak³

Computers in Cardiology, 2004

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The availability of powerful but expensive therapeutic means necessitates optimization of risk stratification of patients with advanced heart failure for both medical and economic reasons. Traditional methods of heart rate variability have been suffering from low predictive accuracy regarding identification of patients who are at high risk of cardiac death. We showed that Lorenz plot based heart rate variability indices are useful in significantly improving risk stratification in patients suffering from advanced heart failure.

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Megan R. Kienzle

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The WMD Non-proliferation Clause in EU Trade Agreements

The WMD Non-proliferation Clause in EU Trade Agreements

Dramatics in (And Out Of) the Pulpit in Post-Tridentine Italy

Risk stratification in advanced heart failure using lorenz plot indices of heart rate variability

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