형사처벌을 위해 성인으로 취급되는 소년범들

Dean J. Champion,최인섭(번역자) 한국형사법무정책연구원 2001 형사정책연구 Vol.48 No.-

At the Center of the Kingdom: Congregational Practices in the Presence of Children

Dean Blevins 한국기독교교육정보학회 2009 Journal of Christian education information tech Vol.0 No.16

The recent cinematic portrayal of P. D. James’ novel Children of Men raises particularly stark images of a society bereft of children. What happens to the social order when children remain “absent” from the lives of adults? By extension, happens when children are “absent” from congregational situations, or at least considered invisible, to the spiritual practices at hand? The following article revises current definitions of children’s spirituality by offering Trinitarian view for shaping congregational practice around the presence of “with” children as participating agents who, according to the gospel of Luke remain “at the Center of the Kingdom of God. Critiquing views that reduce children to something incomplete as human beings, the article builds upon Robert Coles and Martin Marty’s exceptional but intricate theoretical observations around the “mystery” of the child. The article closes by providing one example of the very place of children in shaping the “heart cries” of prayer within the life of the congregation.

How Should We Consider New Theories of Chiari Malformation Pathogenesis?

Dean Chou 대한척추신경외과학회 2019 Neurospine Vol.16 No.2

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The Cigartte Problem and What can be Done About it

Dean,Ward 한양대학교 의과대학 학생회 1973 杏堂醫烽 Vol.- No.1

Shortly after my arrival in Korea a little over three years ago, I was initially puzzled by the frequency with which I was asked (by persons whom I'd just met) whether I was a Christian or not-a rather personal question, and a subject which is usually avoided in coversations among Westerners. It was sometime later that I was told that I was asked this question due to the fact that I don't smoke cigarettes-an explanation which eluded me initially, as in Western societies, a person's religious habits seldom have anything to do with his smoking habits (or vice versa). Not once were the health aspects of cigarette smoking considered by my questioners, which seemed surprising in view of the overwhelming worldwide evidence mounting against cigarettes as the primary causative agent in a number of debillitating diseases.

Virtual Private Networks(VPN) and Network Security Tutorial

Dean Hamilton 정보통신정책연구원 2000 세미나및공청회 Vol.2000 No.

JUVENILES TREATED AS ADULTS FOR CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS

Dean J. Champion 한국형사법무정책연구원 2001 형사정책연구 Vol.48 No.-

팀 지도

Dean, Suart E. 이화여자대학교 사범대학 교육학과 1964 교육 연구 Vol.- No.24

Implementation of ethical codes of conduct in Korean collegiate athletics

( Dean Myers ) 한국체육학회 2016 국제스포츠과학 학술대회 Vol.2016 No.1

Purpose: The aim of this study is to review current ethical issues in Korean collegiate athletics with the intention of recommending implementation of ethical codes of conducts for players, coaches and universities. These codes were based on current NCAA (National Collegiate Athletics Administration) ethical codes of conduct enforced by the NCAAs’ governing body. Method: This study reviews the empirical findings of existing literature in regards to ethical issues of South Korean collegiate athletics. In order to frame the social and cultural pressures athletes, coaches, and universities are subjected to, works by the following authors Park, Lim & Bretherton (2012); Hong & Yu (2007) were drawn from. The pressure to succeed was found to cause many of the current ethical issues in collegiate athletic programs and in the lives of athletes themselves. Cases of physical abuse, bullying and academic misconduct were found to be prevalent in existing literature and in athlete interviews of Korean collegiate programs. The pressure to produce results in athletics is not unique to Korea, and neither are the various unethical methods used to facilitate athletic success. To place these problems in a cultural and social framework the underlying causes were researched and concluded to draw from Confucian ideological systems of hierarchy and power relationships. Currently no major initiatives or government interventions have been implemented to rectify said issues. As no Korean based system currently exists to guide ethical behavior of athletics, existing systems of ethical conduct were examined outside of Korea. The NCAA of America was looked to as a foundational construct for the creation of a similar guidance system in Korea. The NCAA has varying ethical codes of conduct for coaches, players, universities and officials to draw from. These ethical codes of conduct were then benchmarked and recommended as new policy to be implemented for Korean collegiate athletics. Result: This study presents a viable option for laying the foundation needed to rectify current ethical issues in Korean collegiate sport. Through identifying current ethical issues in Korean athletic programs, problems were first framed based on their sociocultural circumstances. Framing these issues allows for the proper application of ethical codes of conduct in Korea. Once the problems are framed, benchmarking NCAA protocol and case studies can begin. The process of benchmarking provides a legal and ethical path for future policy makers to institute ethical changes. Conclusion: It has been found that sociocultural reasons for current ethical issues in sport are mendable with the strict implementation of ethical codes of conduct. Key to implementation of ethical code of conduct will be depended on the governing body’s ability to hold perpetrators of ethical misconduct accountable for their actions. The NCAA provides an enforceable framework that Korean collegiate athletics should benchmark as a means of rectifying current ethical issues ushering in a new frame of higher moral standard.

The health effects of ultrafine particles

Dean E. Schraufnagel 생화학분자생물학회 2020 Experimental and molecular medicine Vol.52 No.-

Ultrafine particles (PM0.1), which are present in the air in large numbers, pose a health risk. They generally enter the body through the lungs but translocate to essentially all organs. Compared to fine particles (PM2.5), they cause more pulmonary inflammation and are retained longer in the lung. Their toxicity is increased with smaller size, larger surface area, adsorbed surface material, and the physical characteristics of the particles. Exposure to PM0.1 induces cough and worsens asthma. Metal fume fever is a systemic disease of lung inflammation most likely caused by PM0.1. The disease is manifested by systemic symptoms hours after exposure to metal fumes, usually through welding. PM0.1 cause systemic inflammation, endothelial dysfunction, and coagulation changes that predispose individuals to ischemic cardiovascular disease and hypertension. PM0.1 are also linked to diabetes and cancer. PM0.1 can travel up the olfactory nerves to the brain and cause cerebral and autonomic dysfunction. Moreover, in utero exposure increases the risk of low birthweight. Although exposure is commonly attributed to traffic exhaust, monitored students in Ghana showed the highest exposures in a home near a trash burning site, in a bedroom with burning coils employed to abate mosquitos, in a home of an adult smoker, and in home kitchens during domestic cooking. The high point-source production and rapid redistribution make incidental exposure common, confound general population studies and are compounded by the lack of global standards and national reporting. The potential for PM0.1 to cause harm to health is great, but their precise role in many illnesses is still unknown and calls for more research.

Power Solutions for Wireless Networks

Dean Kim 대한전자공학회 1998 CDMA International Conference and Exhibition Vol.- No.-