The Sense of Injustice. An anthropocentric view of law. By Edmond N. Cahn, Professor of Law, New York University. [New York: New York University Press, and London: Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press. 1949. 186 pp. $3.50.]

King, Bruce

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“…By focusing on the non-covered segment, e.g., borrowers without official income or with poor credit scores, online lenders complement conventional banks (Madir 2019). King (2020) and Mills (2020) considered the current and future importance of fintech in various countries, while Liermann and Stegmann (2020) attached great importance to online lending. Fintech in Kazakhstan focuses mainly on online lending services, although services such as payments, transfers, and electronic money also play big roles.…”

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A Comparative Analysis of the Issues Related to Fintech Development in Kazakhstan and China

Patashkova,

Serikova,

Margatskaya

2023

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The relevance of fintech development in Kazakhstan is evident due to the ever‑growing role of financial technologies not only there but also worldwide. This expansion is closely tied to the progress of electronic commerce and advertising, technical development, socio‑demographic changes, and social development. The article identifies problem areas of fintech development in Kazakhstan and provides practical methods for solving them. The main research method is structural‑analytical, which combines all the problem areas of fintech into structural units and considers their importance. A forecasting method is also applied to predict certain scenarios of fintech development in Kazakhstan. The practical methods of solving the issues related to fintech development can be characterised as methodological, analytical, informative, effective, and predictive. The predictive component made it possible to determine the obstacles in fintech development and ways to achieve results. The results are of great importance due to the relevance of fintech in Kazakhstan. Although it is likely to develop well, there are numerous obstacles, both public and private, and the measures for overcoming the problematic areas will be important and effective. Given the country’s advantages, Kazakhstan is capable of becoming a leader in financial technology start‑ups.

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A Comparative Analysis of the Issues Related to Fintech Development in Kazakhstan and China

Patashkova,

Serikova,

Margatskaya

2023

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“…In general, it establishes that an individual should undergo compensatory measures only when the education or the minimum required years of practice diverge drastically from the receiving country's regulation. Finally, the third approach is for individuals who establish themselves in another Member State (MS) by working or providing a service on a temporary or occasional basis (5,6). The legislation might allow them to work without a prior recognition from the receiving country.…”

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Shaping and authorising a public health profession

Czabanowska¹,

Laaser²,

Stjernberg³

2023

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The aim of this short report is to stimulate a discussion on the state of a public healthprofession in Europe and actions which need to be taken to authorise public healthprofessionals based on their competencies. While regulated professions such as medicaldoctors, nurses, lawyers, and architects can enjoy the benefits of the 2005/36/EC Directive amended by 2013/55/EU Directive on the recognition of professional qualifications, public health professionals are left out from these influential (elite) professions. Firstly, we use the profession traits theory as a framework in arguing whether public health can be a legitimate profession in itself; secondly, we explain who public health professionals are and what usually is required for shaping the public health profession; and thirdly, we attempt to sketch the road to the authorisation or licensing of public health professionals. Finally, we propose some recommendations.

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The Sense of Injustice. An anthropocentric view of law. By Edmond N. Cahn, Professor of Law, New York University. [New York: New York University Press, and London: Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press. 1949. 186 pp. $3.50.]

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A Comparative Analysis of the Issues Related to Fintech Development in Kazakhstan and China

A Comparative Analysis of the Issues Related to Fintech Development in Kazakhstan and China

Shaping and authorising a public health profession

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