“…The OECD’s motto on its 50th anniversary is “Better Policies for Better Lives.” This reminds us that in the end, it is policies that are at the centre of human well being. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Machine sentiment combined with human expertise -- Part II: The Results -- 5. Ebbing in May: 'Are We Celebrating Too Early?' …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Address Institutional Barriers to Success -- Be a Well-Being Role Model -- Manage with Well-Being Skills -- What We Say Matters -- Management Style Matters -- Well-Being Training Matters -- Be a Force of Change -- Praise and Persistence -- Pushback -- Communicate Often and Vary the Messenger -- How I Help Hopkins Get Healthy -- That's a Wrap -- Chapter 9 Culture Killers: Watch Out for the Speed Bumps -- Culture Killer #1-All Talk, No Action -- Culture Killer #2-Lack of Accountability -- Culture Killer #3-The Antagonist -- Culture Killer #4-The Arrogant -- Culture Killer #5-Losing Focus (or Never Having It to Start With) -- Culture Killer #6-Faster Is Not Better -- Culture Killer #7-Ignoring the Actual Work -- Culture Killer #8-Passion Without a Foundation -- Culture Killer #9-When Your Goal Is Return on Investment (ROI) -- The Speed of Change -- That's a Wrap! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Strategic orientations -Progress in implementing the recommendations of the last peer review -A good reputation and strong foundations -Reforming Dutch development policy -An opportunity to reform all Dutch aid delivery channels -Bilateral channel: halving the number of partner countries -The multilateral system: giving strong and strategic support -Civil society: the need for a fresh look -Risk of combining private sector development with promoting Dutch commercial interests -A more strategic approach is needed for mainstreaming cross-cutting issues -Towards better accountability: developing a public communication and awareness strategy -Future considerations Chapter 2. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…New risk management mechanisms need to be deployed systematically -- Hungary has taken steps to manage risks within its development co-operation -- Guidance and awareness raising would help ensure comprehensive and effective risk management -- Results management and evaluation do not yet capture impact -- Significant efforts to track project results also need to encompass outcomes and impact -- As already highlighted when it joined the DAC, Hungary needs to introduce evaluations to improve its development co-operation -- Building on its learning efforts, Hungary could invest further in knowledge management across government -- Building and maintaining skills need to be priorities for human resource management -- Building on a young and dedicated team, the reorganisation provides opportunities to address human resource challenges -- Policy tensions: Balancing domestic and global development objectives requires attention -- Hungary increasingly engages with the private sector but needs to progressively untie its grants and loans -- Hungary's private sector engagement is focused on promoting Hungarian companies -- Hungary needs to progressively untie its grants and loans -- Promoting responsible business conduct and maximising the development impact of FDI are essential as trade with developing countries increases -- Focusing its international advocacy on its strengths could enhance Hungary's contribution to global goods and challenges -- Hungary can make valuable contributions to international dialogue on development -- Hungary is an engaged partner for multilateral institutions, providing reliable funding -- However, domestic policies affect Hungary's international engagement - an important challenge for the 2024 EU presidency -- Hungary could build on domestic strengths to promote policy coherence for development…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Designing for a machine -- Designing for a human -- Increasing information density with ASCII art -- Displaying information with tables -- Clarifying with emojis -- Using color with intention -- Spinners and progress bars -- Disabling colors -- Being consistent across CLIs -- Naming -- Positional versus flag arguments -- Flag naming -- Usage -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Answers -- Chapter 9: The Empathic Side of Development -- Technical requirements -- Rewriting errors to be human-readable -- Guidelines for writing error messages -- Decorating errors -- Customizing errors -- Writing better error messages -- Providing debug and traceback information -- Logging data -- Initiating a logger -- Implementing a logger -- Trying out verbose mode to view stack traces -- Effortless bug submission -- Help, documentation, and support -- Generating help text -- Generating man pages -- Embedding empathy into your documentation -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Answers -- Chapter 10: Interactivity with Prompts and Terminal Dashboards -- Technical requirements -- Guiding users with prompts -- Designing a useful terminal dashboard -- Learning about Termdash -- Implementing a terminal dashboard -- Creating the terminal layer -- Creating the infrastructure layer -- Creating the container layer -- Creating the widgets layer -- Summary -- Questions -- Answers -- Further reading -- Part 4: Building and Distributing for Different Platforms -- Chapter 11: Custom Builds and Testing CLI Commands -- Technical requirements -- What are build tags and how can you use them? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Heyser (1931-1987)2.9 Calculators and Computers; 2.10 The Meaning of Communication; 2.11 Historical Notes; Chapter 3 Sound and Our Brain; 3.1 The Human Brain; 3.2 The Current Era; 3.3 Unexpected Validation; Chapter 4 Psychoacoustics; 4.1 Motivations; 4.2 Sound Reproduction; 4.3 Is it Better to be Born Blind or Deaf ?…”

“…A can't-miss resource for business and human resource leaders at medium- to large-sized organizations, A Cure for the Common Company also belongs on the bookshelves of every professional interested in supporting employee health and well-being…”

“…Where to look for the foundations and fundamental forms of coexistence? Following the thread of these questions, the study aims to set up a theoretical comparison between Hegel and Hobbes, in the belief that an all-out dialogue between the two philosophers can contribute to a better understanding of their respective systems. …”