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A lo largo de cinco conferencias impartidas entre el 30 de octubre y el 27 de noviembre, se llevó a cabo la sesión de 2020 de esta Cátedra que cumplió 25 años de efectuarse en la Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez. En esta ocasión, la UACJ honró la memoria de Friedrich Katz con la generosa presencia del doctor Javier Garciadiego Dantán, presidente de la Academia Mexicana de la Historia, integrante de El Colegio Nacional, miembro de la Academia Mexicana de la Lengua, exdirector del Instituto Nacional de Estudios Históricos de la Revolución Mexicana y expresidente de El Colegio de México.

Hace más de 16 años, en un salón del Instituto de Ciencias Sociales y Administración de la UACJ, Friedrich Katz inauguró la Cátedra que desde entonces lleva su nombre. En esos días, también tuve la oportunidad de entrevistar al doctor Katz lejos de la figura de Pancho Villa; la charla giró en torno al asunto de la violencia que generaba en todo el continente la guerra contra las drogas y la posibilidad de legalizar su uso con la finalidad de dar un salto hacia la consolidación de la democracia y promover un desarrollo que redujera las graves diferencias sociales, al menos en América Latina.

This paper describes changes that are occurring in paediatric practice in a variety of settings. The 'new morbidity' demands focused training of paediatricians of the twenty‐first century. Areas that include advocacy, public health, adolescence, chronic illness, health promotion, behavioural issues, parenting and family dynamics, social influences, health and social inequalities, managerial decision making and technological advances should be a part of paediatric training. These factors assume different importance in developing nations where priorities may be more focused on public health, nutrition and health promotion.Partnership with others who have children's interests at heart, for example mental health services, public health, social sciences, education and social services is imperative in planning service development informed by good information systems incorporating measures of mortality and morbidity. Copyright © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Research has established the coincidence of parental alcohol and other drug (AOD) use and child maltreatment, but few studies have examined the placement experiences and outcomes of children removed because of parental AOD use. The present study examines demographic characteristics and placement experiences of children removed from their homes because of parental AOD use (n = 1,333), first in comparison to the remaining sample of children in foster care (n = 4,554), then in comparison to a matched comparison group of children in foster care who were removed for other reasons (n = 1,333). Relative to the comparison sample, children removed for parental AOD use are less likely to experience co-occurring removal because of neglect and physical or sexual abuse and are more likely to be placed in relative foster care. In addition, these children remain in care longer, experience similar rates of reunification, and have significantly higher rates of adoption.

Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- List of Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- CHAPTER ONE The American School -- CHAPTER TWO The British School -- CHAPTER THREE A Really Big Question -- CHAPTER FOUR The Control Gap -- CHAPTER FIVE The Mystery of the State -- CHAPTER SIX What Have We Learned? -- CHAPTER SEVEN New Bridges? -- References -- Index