Niekie Warnaar, NotSoRidiculous
How do leprosy and the plague relate to 'Precautionary principles'?
As a real CREATIVE problem-solver, you are probably pointing out the comparisons very precisely.
There are different ways risk and safety measures can be based on the precautionary principle. To protect the environment, our Planet, The people. From that point of view, behind the image of leprosy and the different plague techniques of risk prevented contamination of the occupants. Leprosy leads to earlier types of exclusion known as expulsion, the plague formed by a military model of inclusion.
Aspects of uncertainty, variability and complexity of our natural systems and processes also can explain an apparent connection between precautionary principles nowadays and in times of leprosy.
A column about 'Backward-Looking' Responsibility at risk.
There it is the magic ingredient.
The presence that's not so present.
Dutch governmental Framework (2004), safety ' is a necessary condition, a human right, it stimulates citizen participation in Dutch society.
Quality of life '. An efficient and effective fight against insecurity requires a comprehensive, integrated approach that takes into account all factors die de threaten security or promote (Galvez 2000).
The rise of a specific discourse 'integral safety' '. Brought it's own security paradigm, '
The aim of the Dutch Government is to make citizens more responsible. High impact crimes are shown to city inhabitants at 20:00 clock television. They directly ask you to help and collaborate Fighting Crime. Make that call, thus you can fight back. Feelings of involvement and responsibility are part of a public message. Except for extra helping hands in crime fighting, this responsible citizen is also an object of observation. All citizens are watched in this 24/7 society. Seen as a potential risk by the use of Advanced Technologies a 24-hour observation at public places is a common.
