DASHBOARD INDICATORS OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE

It formulated the need for new guidelines that take into account the possibility of formalization and analysis of processes in the discharge of public functions by public servants. Dashboard monitoring of the execution of state functions to civil servants is one of the topics to be discussed today. However, for the possibility of monitoring the key task is to identify the key evaluation indicators. Among the dashboard indicators need to be identified such as the performance, team and leadership assessment effective organization of the processes of execution of the state functions and competences of civil servants. To analyze the data from different angles and positions, is the best data exploration tool Data Discovery

DASHBOARD INDICATORS OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE

It formulated the need for new guidelines that take into account the possibility of formalization and analysis of processes in the discharge of public functions by public servants. Dashboard monitoring of the execution of state functions to civil servants is one of the topics to be discussed today. However, for the possibility of monitoring the key task is to identify the key evaluation indicators. Among the dashboard indicators need to be identified such as the performance, team and leadership assessment effective organization of the processes of execution of the state functions and competences of civil servants. To analyze the data from different angles and positions, is the best data exploration tool Data Discovery

Studying the Impact of the Genetic Polymorphisms of Chemokines on the Arterial Pressure Level and Kidney Function in Patient with the Chronic Glomerulonephritis

ABSTRACT The associations of polymorphisms of the chemokine genes (+1931А/Т MIP1β, A/G I-TAC (rs4512021), -403A/G RANTES, C/G MCP1 (rs2857657), -801G/A SDF1) with arterial hypertension and renal insufficiency were investigated in 238 patients with chronic glomerulonephritis and 462 individuals of the control group. It has been established that the genetic marker А I-TAC (rs 4512021) is the risk factor for genesis of the severe arterial hypertension at the chronic glomerulonephritis (OR=1,65) and the genotypes АА and AG I-TAC are the risk factors of depression of the kidney function

The shifting place of women in Imperial Russia’s social order

AbstractThis paper draws on published laws and extensive files from central and provincial Russian archives to examine the ways in which women negotiated their own soslovie status by actively petitioning to enter new sosloviia societies, and finds that not only did women have a different relationship to soslovie than men, but also the way in which women related to soslovie demonstrates the changing role of sosloviia in Russian society. Their active participation in the system shows both the persistence of soslovie-based hierarchies in Russian society, and also the evolving nature of communal responsibility during the nineteenth century, from one based on the duties of individuals to the commune or the state, to one based more on the responsibilities of the commune to the individual.RésuméCet article met en avant des lois publiées et d’importants dossiers des archives centrales et provinciales russes et examine la façon dont les femmes négociaient leur propre statut en adressant des requêtes pour être intégrées à de nouveaux ordres. L’article montre que non seulement la relation des femmes aux ordres était différente de celle des hommes, mais qu’en plus elle témoigne du rôle changeant des ordres dans la société russe. La participation active des femmes au système montre à la fois la persistance, dans la société russe, d’une hiérarchie basée sur les ordres et aussi la nature évolutive de la responsabilité communale au cours du xixe siècle, qui est passée d’une responsabilité basée sur les devoirs de l’individu vis-à-vis de la communauté ou de l’État à une responsabilité de la communauté envers l’individu

L’assistance sociale à la délinquance juvénile dans la Russie soviétique des années 1920

Cette étude traite de la dépénalisation de la délinquance juvénile dans la Russie soviétique des années 1920. Contrairement à la plupart des pays européens qui ont continué à traiter le problème de la délinquance des mineurs dans le cadre judiciaire, après la Révolution, les bolcheviks ont introduit un traitement administratif de l’abandon et de la délinquance juvénile, relevant du domaine de l’assistance sociale. À partir de sources juridiques, de documents d’archives et de cas concrets présentés en annexe, il a été possible de reconstituer l’évolution des commissions chargées des affaires des mineurs tout au long des années 20. Ces commissions administratives devaient traduire l’emprise fondamentale de l’État bolchevik sur l’application de mesures médicopédagogiques au détriment du système judiciaire. On peut reconstituer trois phases distinctes de la politique sociale à l’égard de l’abandon et de la délinquance juvénile au cours des années 20. La première phase, celle du « communisme de guerre », fut caractérisée par un fonctionnement administratif centralisé (§ 1). Il fut amendé, après la NEP, dans le sens d’une osmose administration/structures judiciaires, les tribunaux venant soutenir « la défense des droits sociaux » impulsée par l’administration décentralisée (§ 2). Durant la troisième et dernière phase, correspondant à la collectivisation et à l’industrialisation forcée, les commissions devinrent des « coquilles vides » se satisfaisant d’un discours pédagogique communiste (§ 3).The social treatment of juvenile delinquency in Soviet Russia during the 1920s. – This article studies the decriminalization of juvenile delinquency in Soviet Russia during the 1920s. Contrary to most European countries which treated juvenile delinquency within the framework of the judiciary, after the revolution, Soviet Russia initiated an administrative handling of child homelessness and juvenile delinquency carried out through social care services. The author was able to retrace the evolution of the commissions in charge of minors’ affairs throughout the 1920s from legal sources, archive documents and the concrete cases appended to this article. These administrative commissions’ role was to implement the Bolshevik state’s medical and pedagogical measures, thereby depriving the judiciary of this function. One can make out three distinct stages in social policy regarding child homelessness and juvenile delinquency during the 1920s. The first, which corresponds to War Communism, was characterized by a centralized administrative modus operandi. After NEP, this changed into a joint administrative and judiciary operation. During the third and last stage, which corresponds to the collectivization and forced industrialization era, the commissions were bereft of real function, contenting themselves with divulging communist pedagogical information

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