- This is Filip Spagnoli's blog, which is mainly about human rights - including political and economic human rights such as the right to participate in government (democracy being a subset of human rights) and the right not to suffer poverty - seen from the perspective of politics, art, philosophy (hence p.a.p.), law, economics, statistics, psychology etc.
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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Annals of Heartlessness (8): Last Meals Too Expensive
(source) A former Texas inmate who cooked the final meals for hundreds of condemned prisoners on death row has offered to resume the practice at no cost to the state now that officials have disallowed last requests. Brian Price, author … Continue reading
Posted in annals of heartlessness, law
Tagged death row, LAST MEAL, prison, texas, United States
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Statistical Jokes (33): Generic Graph
(source) A similar joke is here. More statistical jokes here.
The Causes of Poverty (50): The Structure of Income Inequality
It seems that one particular aspect of income inequality – namely the degree of inequality between middle income and lower income people – determines the degree of redistribution in a society, and hence the level of poverty of the poorest: … Continue reading
Human Rights Maps (151): Child Poverty in the U.K.
(source) Manchester and the London borough of Tower Hamlets have the highest proportion, with 27%. More than 20% of children also experienced severe poverty in Birmingham and Liverpool. There are a total of 1.6 million severely poor children in the … Continue reading
Posted in data, economics, human rights maps, poverty
Tagged child poverty, children's rights, human rights, mapping, maps, UK
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