Les défis d'une formation universitaire clinique en logopédie

in Estienne, Françoise; Vanderlinden, Fabienne (Eds.) Pratiquer l'orthophonie. Expériences et savoir-faire de 33 orthophonistes. (2012)

Intertextuelle Verweisstrukturen in Arthur Schnitzlers Novelle "Spiel im Morgengrauen"

in Gerrekens, Louis; Küpper, Achim (Eds.) Hasard. Der Spieler in der deutschsprachigen Literaturgeschichte. (2012)

Jean Claude Bologne

in MATHIS-MOSER, Ursula; MERTZ-BAUMGARTNER, Birgit (Eds.) Passages et ancrages en France. Dictionnaire des écrivains migrants de langue française (1981-2011) (2012)

Creatinine: Production, Physiology and Diagnostic Use in Kidney Diseases

in Perkins (Ed.) Creatinine: Production, Diagnostic Uses and role in Renal Disease (2012)

Chapiter 10: Identification of mechanosensitive genes in chondrocytes and osteoblasts and their role in OA pathogenesis

in Kamklin, Andre; Kiseleva, Irina (Eds.) Mechanical stretch and cytokines (2012)

Enseignement des langues en Communauté française de Belgique et problématique de l'équité

in Approche par compétences et réduction des inégalités d'apprentissage entre élèves (2012)

Ce chapitre propose d'abord une analyse des prescrits légaux dans le domaine des langues modernes en CFB, puis de différents documents produits par le Conseil de l'Europe dont le Cadre Européen Commun de ... [more ▼]

Ce chapitre propose d'abord une analyse des prescrits légaux dans le domaine des langues modernes en CFB, puis de différents documents produits par le Conseil de l'Europe dont le Cadre Européen Commun de Référence pour les Langues. L'influence des travaux du Conseil de l'Europe sur les prescrits légaux en CFB est décrite et commentée. Ensuite, l'auteur se penche sur les risques d'inéquité engendrés par l'adoption (en surface) de l'approche par compétences articulée autour du concept de "tâches". Enfin, différentes pistes de solution sont proposées pour réduire les risques d'inéquité préalablement identifiés. [less ▲]

Avant-propos : mises au point et mises à jour

in Lecocq, Pascale (Ed.) La copropriété par appartements. Deux ans après la réforme (2012)

Adult neural crest stem cells and neuronal fate decision

in Trends in cell signaling pathways in neuronal fate decision (2012)

Mallarmé (1842-1898)

in Kalifa, Dominique; Thérenty, Marie-Eve; Vaillant, Alain (Eds.) et al La civilisation du journal. Une histoire culturelle et littéraire de la presse au XIXe siècle (2012)

Les Fonts de Liège et Renier de Huy. Fontes arte vix comparabili

in Mélanges X. Barral i Altet : Le plaisir de l’art au moyen Age (2012)

Bioindicator of Genotoxicity: the Allium cepa test

in Srivastava, J.K. (Ed.) Environmental Contamination (2012)

Entrepreneuriat social : définitions, ressorts et défis

in Bayle, Emmanuel; Dupuis, Jean-Claude (Eds.) Management des entreprises de l'économie sociale et solidaire (2012)

L'entrepreneuriat social est un concept en vogue depuis une dizaine d’années. Souvent illustré par des « success stories » provenant des quatre coins du monde dans divers secteurs (santé, éducation ... [more ▼]

L'entrepreneuriat social est un concept en vogue depuis une dizaine d’années. Souvent illustré par des « success stories » provenant des quatre coins du monde dans divers secteurs (santé, éducation, finance, culture, etc.), le concept s'impose progressivement dans le monde de l'entreprise, ainsi que dans les sphères académiques et politiques (Boschee 2006; Light 2008; Nicholls 2006b; Nyssens 2006). En plus de transformer les marchés existants, l'entrepreneuriat social a aussi contribué à créer de nouveaux marchés et de nouvelles niches, dans des domaines tels que le commerce équitable (Huybrechts 2012; Nicholls 2010a) ou la micro-finance (Armendáriz de Aghion & Morduch 2005; Battilana & Dorado 2010). Cette dernière est souvent présentée comme le porte-drapeau de l'entrepreneuriat social, notamment depuis que la Grameen Bank et son fondateur Mohammed Yunus se sont vu décerner le Prix Nobel de la Paix. Pratiquement absents des recherches universitaires avant la fin des années 90, l'entrepreneuriat social et les entreprises sociales sont devenus des thèmes de recherche importants depuis lors (Dacin et al. 2010; Defourny & Nyssens 2008b; Fayolle & Matlay 2010; Short et al. 2009), comme en témoigne le nombre croissant d'articles et de livres qui y sont consacrés . Des numéros spéciaux de différents journaux ont mis l'accent sur l'entrepreneuriat social et au moins deux nouveaux journaux ont vu le jour pour traiter spécifiquement de cette thématique et de sujets proches . Bien qu'il soit généralement bien admis que l'entrepreneuriat social et les entreprises sociales restent des notions fort contextuelles – donc contestables – qui peuvent être interprétées de différentes manières suivant l'idéologie et les objectifs des institutions qui les utilisent (Dart 2004; Dey & Steyaert 2010; Nicholls 2010c), certains traits communs commencent néanmoins à faire consensus au sein de la communauté scientifique. Le but de la première section est de présenter et de définir la notion d'entrepreneuriat social. Ensuite, l’entrepreneuriat social est comparé à d’autres notions proches mais néanmoins distinctes. La troisième section se penche sur les origines et les motivations de l'entrepreneuriat social dans une perspective historique. Dans la quatrième section, nous proposons quelques pistes pour mesurer l’ampleur du phénomène. Finalement, les conclusions de ce chapitre évoquent un certain nombre de défis à relever pour les acteurs de terrain, le monde politique et les chercheurs. [less ▲]

Texture, Color and Frequential Proxy-Detection Image Processing for Crop Characterization in a Context of Precision Agriculture

in Agricultural Science (2012)

The concept of precision agriculture consists to spatially manage crop management practices according to in-field variability. This concept is principally dedicated to variable-rate application of inputs ... [more ▼]

The concept of precision agriculture consists to spatially manage crop management practices according to in-field variability. This concept is principally dedicated to variable-rate application of inputs such as nitrogen, seeds and phytosanitary products, allowing for a better yield management and reduction on the use of pesticides, herbicides … In this general context, the development of ICT techniques has allowed relevant progresses for Leaf Area Index (LAI) (Richardson et al., 2009), crop density (Saeys et al., 2009), stress (Zygielbaum et al., 2009) … Most of the tools used for Precision Farming utilizes optical and/or imaging sensors and dedicated treatments, in real time or not, and eventually combined to 3D plant growth modeling or disease development (Fournier et al., 2003 ; Robert et al., 2008). To evaluate yields or to better define the appropriated periods for the spraying or fertilizer input, to detect crop, weeds, diseases …, the remote sensing imaging devices are often used to complete or replace embedded sensors onboard the agricultural machinery (Aparicio et al., 2000). Even if these tools provide sufficient accurate information, they get some drawbacks compared to “proxy-detection” optical sensors: resolution, easy-to-use tools, accessibility, cost, temporality, precision of the measurement … The use of specific image acquisition systems coupled to reliable image processing should allow for a reduction of working time, a lower work hardness and a reduction of the bias of the measurement according to the operator, or a better spatial sampling due to the rapidity of the image acquisition (instead of the use of remote sensing). The early evaluation of yield could allow farmers, for example, to adjust cultivation practices (e.g., last nitrogen (N) input), to organize harvest and storage logistics. The optimization of late N application could lead to significant improvements for the environment, one of the most important concerns that precision agriculture aims to address. We propose in this chapter to explore the proxy-detection domain by focusing first on the development of robust image acquisition systems, and secondly on the use of image processing for different applications tied on one hand to wheat crop characterization, such as the detection and counting of wheat ears per m² (in a context of yield prediction) and the weed detection, and on the other hand to the evolution of seed development/germination performance of chicory achenes. Results of the different processing are presented in the last part just before a conclusion. [less ▲]

Georges Didi-Huberman

in Universalia 2012 (2012)

Mitochondrial transformation and in vitro DNA delivery

in Genomics of Chloroplasts and Mitochondria (2012)

"Grace of the Crocodiles" Towards Deterritorialization of Culture in Robert Drewe's Grace

in Collier, Gordon; Delrez, Marc; Fuchs, Anne (Eds.) et al Engaging with Literature of Commitment, Volume 2: The Worldly Scholar (2012)

MASPIN: a formative evaluation tool supporting dialog among professionals and with families

in Spiteri, Ylenia; Galea, Elizabeth M. (Eds.) Psychology of Neglect (2012)

Background The consequences of child neglect are still too often played down. It is important to intervene at an early stage, approaching families at home through means adapted to community-level action ... [more ▼]

Background The consequences of child neglect are still too often played down. It is important to intervene at an early stage, approaching families at home through means adapted to community-level action. Interventions by health and social professionals face several hurdles: (1) the difficulty for front-line health and social professionals to make a diagnosis; (2) the difficulty of entering into a dialog with possible beneficiaries of the interventions owing to distrust; and (3) the difficulty of assessing the outcome of the interventions. In order to answer the need for the medium-term assessment of our intervention programs in the field of neglect and attachment disorders, our multidisciplinary team (psychologists, a general practitioner, an anthropologist and an educationalist) designed a tool aimed at supporting the observation of challenging indicators by parents and intervening parties in a given educational situation. Method The MASPIN tool (Method for Analysis of Situations and Project on Individual cases of Neglect) was designed on the basis of a review of existing literature on assessment tools for actions in the field concerning parental disorders, focusing on children up to three years old. Field professionals were involved in the design process in order to make sure that the tool matched their daily practice. Results The tool allows a six-fold assessment of: interactions between parents and child, parental skills, acknowledgement by parents of their difficulties or responsibilities, environmental factors, how the family experienced the intervention, and the intervening party’s experience. Discussion and conclusion The MASPIN tool could foster the development of a common knowledge and culture regarding intervention on neglect. Our limited use unveiled unexpected potential. It makes for interesting prospects in structuring the dialog between front-line professionals (medics, nurses and social workers) and experts. Moreover, it helps to ease the dialog between intervening parties and parents, clearly identifying existing parental skills and specific issues that might call for educational assistance. [less ▲]

To and Fro Dutch Dutch. Diachronic Language Variation in Flemish Comics

in Bramlett, Frank (Ed.) Linguistics and the Study of Comics (2012)

Cold injuries.

in Goldsmith, L.; Gilchrest, B; Katz, S (Eds.) et al Fitzpatrick's Dermatology in General Medicine (2012)

Extreme-right discourse in Belgium: a comparative regional approach

in Mammone, Andrea; Godin, Emmanuel; Jenkins, Brian (Eds.) Mapping the Extreme Right in Contemporary Europe: From Local to Transnational (2012)

In recent years the revival of the far right and anti-Semitic, racist and fascist organizations has posed a significant threat throughout Europe. Mapping the Extreme Right in Contemporary Europe provides ... [more ▼]

In recent years the revival of the far right and anti-Semitic, racist and fascist organizations has posed a significant threat throughout Europe. Mapping the Extreme Right in Contemporary Europe provides a broad geographical overview of the dominant strands within the contemporary radical right in both Western and Eastern Europe. After providing some local and regional perspectives, the book has a series of national case studies of particular countries and regions including: Austria, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Eastern Europe, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Malta, Portugal, Romania, Scandinavia, Serbia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom. A series of thematic chapters examine transnational phenomena such as the use of the Internet, the racist music scene, cultural transfers and interaction between different groups. Drawing together a wide range of contributors, this is essential reading for all those with an interest in contemporary extremism, fascism and comparative party politics. [less ▲]

Annexe 2 – Les résultats électoraux depuis 1847

in Bouhon, Frédéric; Reuchamps, Min (Eds.) Les systèmes électoraux de la Belgique (2012)

Presenting an extensive report of all Belgian electoral results since 1847 - at the national as well as the subnational levels - is not an easy task. Until 1919 officials results were only published at ... [more ▼]

Presenting an extensive report of all Belgian electoral results since 1847 - at the national as well as the subnational levels - is not an easy task. Until 1919 officials results were only published at the overall national level but not presented with details by electoral districts. For the 1847-1914, historical analyses are thus the only available source, albeit sometimes a contestable one. After 1919, reliability of official electoral results is nonetheless low for detailed results by districts and it consequently requires cross-checked information. Overall, and for the first time to our knowledge, this annex presents an extensive and comprehension report of all electoral results - at both levels of government - since 1847. For each of the 94 elections reported, the reader would find by districts and by political parties: the number of electors, the turnout, the number of eligible votes, and the number of seats won. [less ▲]

Trade union implication in the sustainable development: global position and contingent situations

in Garibaldo Francesco, Dinghong Yi (Ed.) Labour and sustainable development (2012)

This article presents Sustainibility Development in relation to the Social responsibility. In this context we analyze relationship between trade-unions and sustainable development in Belgium. Which ... [more ▼]

This article presents Sustainibility Development in relation to the Social responsibility. In this context we analyze relationship between trade-unions and sustainable development in Belgium. Which involvement of th trade-unions in environment protection, work quality and benefit notion. Which actors and relations between the actors? Wich obstacles during the appropriation of the sustainable development by the trade-unions. [less ▲]

La poesía española de vanguardia vista desde la retaguardia

in Botta, Patrizia; Silvestri, Laura; Frattale, Loretta (Eds.) et al Rumbos del hispanismo en el umbral del Cincuentenario de la AIH. Vol. V Moderna y Contemporánea (2012)

In the 1920s, Spanish mainstream press and humour magazines published a considerable number of parodies of avant-garde poetry. This paper examines representations of the new, experimental literature in ... [more ▼]

In the 1920s, Spanish mainstream press and humour magazines published a considerable number of parodies of avant-garde poetry. This paper examines representations of the new, experimental literature in these newspapers and magazines and considers the reasons for their aversion to it. [less ▲]

Andrew Pettigrew: le cadre d’analyse contextualiste

in Allouche, José (Ed.) Encyclopédie des ressources humaines (2012)

Une présentation synthétique du cadre d'analyse contextualiste et de ses possibilités d'utilisation en GRH

Indiskrete Zeugenschaft: Die Betrogene als strukturell peinvolle Lektüreerfahrung

in Gutjahr, Ortrud (Ed.) Thomas Mann. Freiburger literaturpsychologische Gespräche. Jahrbuch für Literatur und Psychoanalyse (2012)

Preface

in Kuan, Yu-Yuan; Chan, Kam-Tong; Lu, Wan-Pin (Eds.) et al Social Enterprises in Taiwan and Hong Kong: A Comparison (in Chinese) (2012)

"Click chemistry" to derived antimicrobial polymers

in Lagaron, José Maria; Ocio Zapata, Maria José; Lopez-Rubio, Amparo (Eds.) Antimicrobial polymers (2012)

Familial Pituitary Adenomas

in Endocrinologia Clinica (2012)

“¡Basta con Evo!” El voto boliviano en Nueva York

in Lafleur, Jean-Michel (Ed.) Diáspora y voto en el exterior: La participación política de los emigrantes bolivianos en las elecciones de su país de origen (2012)

La experiencia de voto boliviano en los Estados Unidos se caracteriza por la claridad de la victoria del partido de la oposición, Convergencia, y por el bajo nivel de registros de los ciudadanos ... [more ▼]

La experiencia de voto boliviano en los Estados Unidos se caracteriza por la claridad de la victoria del partido de la oposición, Convergencia, y por el bajo nivel de registros de los ciudadanos bolivianos. En este capítulo tratamos de entender las razones que explican la excepción estadouni- dense en las prácticas políticas del emigrante boliviano. Para lograr este objetivo, analizamos primero la evolución de los flujos migratorios bolivianos hacia los Estados Unidos. En segundo lugar, examinamos los datos de la encuesta llevada a cabo el día de la elección con los electores del área metropolitana de Nueva York e ilustramos los resultados de la encuesta con una serie de extractos de entrevistas realizadas con emi- grantes. Gracias a estos datos, el capítulo define el perfil socioeconómico del elector boliviano en Nueva York e identifica los factores que afectan a la formación de las opiniones políticas de los ciudadanos en el exterior (como, por ejemplo, las dimensiones comunitarias y transnacionales de la migración boliviana). [less ▲]

Chapter 17: Thiamin (E-book)

in Erdman, Jr, John W.; MacDonald, Ian A.; Zeisel, Steven H. (Eds.) Present Knowledge in Nutrition (E-book) (2012)

Thiamin (vitamin B1) was the first vitamin characterized and its discovery was at the origin of the concept of vitamin. Thiamin deficiency mainly affects the nervous system and causes two classical ... [more ▼]

Thiamin (vitamin B1) was the first vitamin characterized and its discovery was at the origin of the concept of vitamin. Thiamin deficiency mainly affects the nervous system and causes two classical diseases, beriberi (a polyneuritic syndrome) and Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome (anterograde amnesia resulting from brain lesions in alcoholics). Thiamin transport through the membranes of intestinal and other cells requires specific carriers. As the process is rather slow, various lipid-soluble thiamin precursors with better bioavailability have been developed. In the cytosol, thiamin is pyrophosphorylated to thiamin diphosphate (ThDP), an indispenable cofactor in cell energy metabolism. Therefore, thiamin deficiency causes decreased cofactor function, leading to neuronal death. In addition, non-cofactor roles of the triphosphorylated derivatives thiamin triphosphate (ThTP) and adenosine thiamin triphosphate (AThTP) may play a role in metabolic regulation and may contribute to the pathology of thiamin deficiency-induced brain lesions. Current research interests are focused on the metabolism and role of thiamin derivatives (especially in catalysis by ThDP-dependent enzymes) and the biochemical and pathophysiological mechanisms by which thiamin deficiency induces specific brain lesions and may be implicated in other disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease and diabetes. [less ▲]

Einführung

in Brüll, Christoph (Ed.) ZOOM 1920-2010. Nachbarschaften neun Jahrzehnte nach Versailles (2012)

Social Entrepreneurship: Definitions, Drivers and Challenges

in Volkmann, Christine K.; Tokarski, Kim Oliver; Ernst, Kati (Eds.) Social Entrepreneurship and Social Business: An Introduction and Discussion With Case Studies (2012)

Despite widespread acknowledgement that social entrepreneurship and social enterprise remain highly contextual –and, therefore, contestable– notions which can be interpreted in various ways depending on ... [more ▼]

Despite widespread acknowledgement that social entrepreneurship and social enterprise remain highly contextual –and, therefore, contestable– notions which can be interpreted in various ways depending on the ideology and the goals of the institutions championing them (Dart 2004; Dey & Steyaert 2010; Nicholls 2010c), there are common features upon which most scholars and commentators can agree. This chapter aims to capture the essence of what social entrepreneurship is and also of what it is not. The chapter is structured as follows. The following section examines the concept of social entrepreneurship and reviews a number of definitions in order to highlight common features. Then, social entrepreneurship is compared with, and differentiated from, related –but distinctive– concepts. After this, the fourth section looks at the origins and drivers of social entrepreneurship in an historical perspective. Finally, this chapter concludes by suggesting a number of challenges for practice, policy and research in this field. [less ▲]

Introduction

in Ledent, Bénédicte; Cuder-Domínguez, Pilar (Eds.) New Perspectives on the Black Atlantic: Definitions, Readings, Practices, Dialogues (2012)

À propos de Démenti du bleu. Smentita del blu, de l’Italie et de la poésie

in Pagnoulle, Christine (Ed.) Rose-Marie François: des mots et des langues (2012)

Palaeoproterozoic Microfossils (chap 7.11.2.)

in Melezhik, Viktor; Fallick, A. E.; Kump, L. R. (Eds.) et al Reading the Archive of Earth’s Oxygenation (2012)

Le patronage immaculiste des Pays-Bas : une consécration manquée

in Buttay, Florence; Guillausseau, Axelle (Eds.) Des saints d'État? Politique et sainteté au temps du concile de Trente (2012)

Travailler le social dans une société du travail sur Soi

in Aballea, François (Ed.) Institutionnalisation, désinstitutionnalisation de l’intervention sociale (2012)

Tout en analysant les reconfigurations et les mouvements d'inflexion actuellement en cours au sein du travail social, cet article propose de les situer dans un contexte sociétal plus général, celui de l ... [more ▼]

Tout en analysant les reconfigurations et les mouvements d'inflexion actuellement en cours au sein du travail social, cet article propose de les situer dans un contexte sociétal plus général, celui de l'avènement de "Sociétés du travail sur Soi". [less ▲]

Common agricultural policy and its objectives for sustainable management of natural resources and measures in favor of the climate

in Petrescu, Dacinia Crina; Burny, Philippe; Petrescu-Mag, Ruxandra-Malina (Eds.) Agri-environment : perspectives on sustainable development (2012)

The first part of this article is a history of the greening of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). The second part focuses on parameters and methodologies to take into account in order to evaluate the ... [more ▼]

The first part of this article is a history of the greening of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). The second part focuses on parameters and methodologies to take into account in order to evaluate the costs and the benefits of the future CAP. Finally, the last part of this paper is a discussion about the objectives of the greening and the instruments used to achieve them. [less ▲]

Der Sprachgebrauch 'bei uns' - Arealbildung in Karten des Atlas zur deutschen Alltagssprache, objektive Grenzen und subjektive Räume

in Hansen, Sandra; Schwarz, Christian; Stoeckle, Philipp (Eds.) et al Dialectological and Folk Dialectological Conceps of Space. Current Methods and Perspectives in Sociolinguistic Research on Dialect Change (2012)

Fifty Years of Quasars. From Observations to Physical Parameters

in D'Onofrio, M. (Ed.) Fifty Years of Quasars: From Early Observations and Ideas to Future Research (2012)

Observational measures of AGNs allow us to directly infer some basic physical properties of quasars including (1) physical conditions and chemical abundances in the broad-line emitting gas as well as (2 ... [more ▼]

Observational measures of AGNs allow us to directly infer some basic physical properties of quasars including (1) physical conditions and chemical abundances in the broad-line emitting gas as well as (2) radius of the line-emitting region, (3) black hole mass, (4) and Eddington ratio. In this chapter, we seek information on how these quantities are measured. One of the surprises of recent times, that would have shocked the discoverers in the 1960s are the large BH masses and high chemical abundances inferred for even some of the highest redshift quasars known. [less ▲]

Scaphandre La science rencontre l'art: L'alimentation

in Haubruge, Eric; Bay, Daniel; Semal, Jean (Eds.) Scaphandre La science rencontre l'art (2012)

Entre déontologie, éthique et droit : pertinence actuelle du serment d'Hippocrate

in L'éthique en médecine bucco-dentaire (2012)

Bois d'oeuvre gallo-romains provenant de la zone du cloître.

in Brulet, Raymong (Ed.) La cathédrale Notre-Dame de Tournai. Volume 2 - Matériaux et céramiques. (2012)

Nông nghiệp, nông thôn Việt Nam : từ chính sách đến thực tiễn

in Trường đại học nông nghiêp Hà Nội (Université d'Agriculture de Hanoi, Faculté d'Economie et de Développement rural) (Ed.) Nông nghiệp, nông thôn Việt Nam : từ chính sách đển thực tiễn (2012)

Vorwort

in Gerrekens, Louis; Küpper, Achim (Eds.) Hasard. Der Spieler in der deutschsprachigen Literaturgeschichte (2012)

Fifty Years of Quasars. Quasars Classes and Their Relationships

in D'Onofrio, M. (Ed.) Fifty Years of Quasars: From Early Observations and Ideas to Future Research (2012)

Most of the questions in this chapter deal with sources that do not show the "classical" broad emission-line spectrum that characterizes the majority of known AGNs at high and low redshift. If that ... [more ▼]

Most of the questions in this chapter deal with sources that do not show the "classical" broad emission-line spectrum that characterizes the majority of known AGNs at high and low redshift. If that majority represents a "parent population" of AGNs, is the apparent absence of broad lines a result of obscuration, orientation, or different physical conditions? Can all of the subclasses be unified under the AGN umbrella? With the unification scheme set in place and assumed to be fundamentally correct, there are at least four overarching questions: do all type-2 AGNs possess an obscured broad-line region? Or how can we distinguishing type-2 AGNs without a broad-line region if they exist? Where is the low end of quasar activity? The least luminous AGNs are the so-called low-ionization nuclear emission-line regions (LINERs), but it is legitimate to ask if they are all true AGNs. [less ▲]

Canine sino-nasal aspergillosis and penicilliosis

in Greene, Craig (Ed.) Infectious Diseases of the Dog and Cat 4th Edition (2012)

La déontologie, à la croisée de l'éthique et du droit

in L'éthique en médecine bucco-dentaire (2012)

Evaluation de l’atteinte motoneuronale dans la sclérose latérale amyotrophique par la technique MUNE

in POUGET, Jean; ATTARIAN, Shahram (Eds.) ENMG 2012 (2012)

Cereals uses in Wallonia : context and issues

in Petrescu, Dacinia Crina; Burny, Philippe; Petrescu-Mag, Ruxandra-Malina (Eds.) Agri-environment : perspectives on sustainable development (2012)

Walloon cereal production currently provides only 8 % of Belgian food chains, mainly because of low prices paid for food varieties, less favourable climate conditions and scattered plots of land. Key ... [more ▼]

Walloon cereal production currently provides only 8 % of Belgian food chains, mainly because of low prices paid for food varieties, less favourable climate conditions and scattered plots of land. Key opportunities for non food uses are considered in a sustainable development perspective. But this can only be achieved through an exhaustive comparison of environmental and socio-economic impacts of existing and potential cereal chains. Biofuels – particularly bioethanol – are the predominant energy chains and are more and more developing in Belgium. Bioethanol industry has strongly developed since 2008 undoubtedly linked to European political support measures. The project “Alternatives for Cereals – ALT-4-CER” aims to define and to evaluate alternative scenarios for food and non food uses of cereal resources in Wallonia with the support of involved stakeholders. [less ▲]