xm and (A1, A2, ..., Am) is a partition of the state space. To accommodate ambiguity, RDU is generalized [...] 3000 with a probability of 25% or $ 4000 with a probability of 20% ing a certain option and a risky one [...] SA : W(A) ≥W(A ∪ B)−W(B), (27) SA : 1−W(S− A) ≥W(A ∪ B)−W(B), (28) provided that A∩ B = and W(A∪ B) and

success is a function of how satisfied a person is with respect to the kind of career he/she aspires. In [...] take to reduce this risk is to search for and to accept a new job that offers a higher level of job security [...] time is likely to provide a better understanding of the impact of job insecurity and, therefore, to have

that it is crucial to understand the role of part- time work within a person's overall life to grasp the [...] demographic characteristics. To give an example, a person who works part-time to study is probably rather young [...] general?". As self-rated health is a good predictor for a physiological state of a person (Jylhä et al., 2006)

fulfills a twofold purpose: it is in possession of a debtor as well as of a creditor both of whom waive [...] owning a credit card is an example of such an exclusion.17 On the side of inclusion, the example of Native [...] the form of credit is organized in a twofold fashion: as an instrument to make profit and to promote social

1979), the salience of change compared to a static evaluation of a given situation is derived from people's [...] on by a single item needs to be mentioned as a further limitation of this study. The use of a multi-item [...] es of career orientations. In order to permit a more fine-grained analysis of possible impacts of the

This success is, of course, gratifying to see, and we would like to think it indicative of the institute’s [...] even able to invite a f irst guest, Alain Pottage from LSE, to discuss one of his texts face-to-face, which [...] congress is shaping up to be one of the largest in recent history. The timing of the event is also especially

purpose of this course is to introduce such tools and illustrate them in a variety of examples. Requirements: [...] questions of interest. As this is essentially a reading course, students are expected to come to class prepared [...] Professor of Political Science (Chair of Political Theory) Head of Department Director of the Dual Master’s

branches of IHL: the law of Geneva (protection of victims) and the law of The Hague (regulation of hostili- [...] recent years a development such as that of sports law. It is sufficient to look at the number of sports-related [...] prerequisites except for a good command of English. A general interest for sports is of advantage. 42 Lernziele

only a few studies have explicitly examined trajectories of turnover intentions as a function of a job [...] was expected to first decline (i.e., to fall from a high level at the previous employer to a lower level [...] adaptation to a new organization (e.g., Bauer et al., 2007). While changing employers is a common transition

including the right to life, to food and water, to a ade- quate standard of living, to housing etc. In the [...] for a good command of English. A general interest for sports is of advantage. Lernziele The aim of the [...] one to Geneva and one to Strasbourg. This is a summer school with a global focus established to create