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Body language --- Communication non-verbale (Psychologie) --- Corps [Langage du ] --- Gebaren --- Gebarentaal --- Gestes --- Gesture --- Gesture language --- Kinesics --- Langage corporel --- Langage gestuel --- Lichaamstaal --- Niet-verbale communicatie (Psychologie) --- Nonverbal communication (Psychology)

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Demographic trends put a burden on EU pension provision. As the sustainability of pension systems is addressed by current pension reforms, lower benefit levels are projected. In this scenario, households may want to consider supplementing their public pension income. As their own residence is on average their most valuable asset, its transformation to income can be one form of alleviating financial distress in old age. Thomas Müller presents research findings on the interdependency of housing and pension wealth as well as on whether and to what extent housing wealth is decumulated after retirement. The author emphasizes the consideration of housing wealth in pension policies to enable European households to employ its housing asset as an income source in old age. Contents Trade-off Between Housing and Pensions Housing Wealth Release in Old Age Policy Implications for Europe Target Groups Scientists, lecturers and students in the field of real estate, economics and international affairs Policy makers (pension and housing legislation), EU officials About the Author Thomas Müller wrote his dissertation at the Real Estate Management Institute (REMI) at the EBS Business School. His research was motivated by the effects of demographic changes on pension provision in the EU. He focused especially on the allocation and liquidation of private housing wealth as a public pension supplement. .

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The focus on dopamine-sensitive motor symptoms, in association with the improvement of motor complications in the heterogeneous disease entity Parkinson's disease, has led to a certain standstill in research.This Special Issue provides new concepts and new ideas on the pathogenesis, genetics, and clinical maintenance of Parkinson's disease and related disorders. Not only new experimental findings, but also clinical outcomes, case series, and research on alternative, non-pharmacological therapies are included.The objective is to bridge the currently increasing gap between experimental and clinical research on Parkinson's disease and related disorders.

microRNAs --- disease-modifying effects --- SH-SY5Y --- inpatient treatment --- sphingolipids --- neurodegeneration --- magnetic resonance spectroscopy --- MO3.13 --- schizophrenia --- epigenetics --- long-chain acylcarnitine --- molecular mimicry --- curli --- multimodal complex treatment --- chlorogenic acid --- glycerophospholipids --- caffeic acid --- lipoproteins --- myenteric plexus --- neurometabolites --- HOG --- immature oligodendrocyte --- autophagy --- oligodendrocyte --- hypochlorite --- alpha-synuclein --- microbiome --- glucocerebrosidase --- Lewy Body Dementia --- brain iron --- mesenchymal stem cells --- fatty acid ?-oxidation --- GABA --- enteric glial cell --- gut-brain axis --- microbiota --- REM sleep behavior disorders --- redox cycling --- magnetic resonance imaging --- differentiation --- ?-synuclein-mediated pathology --- Parkinson disease --- Gaucher’s disease --- metallothionein --- [123I]FP-CIT-SPECT --- dopaminergic neuron --- mature oligodendrocyte --- glycerolipids --- spectroscopy --- neuroinflammation --- exosomes --- immunotherapy --- DNA methylation --- sterol lipids --- nigral cells --- cell line --- cysteinyl-dopamine --- myelin --- parkinsonisms --- multiple sclerosis --- rotenone --- brain --- fatty acyls --- Krabbe’s disease --- neuroprotection --- DAT --- motor dysfunction --- secretome --- multiprofessional therapy --- Parkinson’s disease --- oxidative stress --- alpha-Synuclein

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Verschiedene Perspektiven der Psychiatriegeschichte zusammenzuführen – dieses Ziel haben sich die Autorinnen und Autoren dieses Bandes zur Aufgabe gemacht. In ihren Beiträgen thematisieren sie die regionale Ebene ebenso wie die nationale oder die globale, immer mit dem Blick auf die multipolaren Dynamiken zwischen Zentren und Peripherien. Hierzu gehören unter anderem die Beziehungen zwischen den Wissenszentren der Psychiatrie sowie transnationale Netzwerke der Akteure und deren wissenschaftliche Konzepte mit ihren medizinischen und therapeutischen Funktionen. Das Spannungsfeld zwischen globalen und lokalen psychiatrischen Praktiken findet in den einzelnen Beiträgen ebenso Beachtung wie ein Vergleich akademischer und nicht-akademischer Psychiatrie oder die Frage nach den Konsequenzen staatlicher oder privater Verantwortlichkeit für einschlägige Institutionen. Nicht zuletzt wird auch der Einfluss medizinischer Laien auf psychiatrische Lebenswelten untersucht.Die thematische Vielfalt der Beiträge findet ihre Entsprechung in den verschiedenen disziplinären Perspektiven, die dieser Band versammelt – von der Allgemeingeschichte, der Medizin- und Wissenschaftsgeschichte, der Empirischen Kulturwissenschaft, den Medienwissenschaften und der Museologie bis hin zur Kunstgeschichte, Architektur und Anthropologie.

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Public law. Constitutional law --- Commercial law. Economic law (general) --- European Union