Titlebook: New Concepts in Maxillofacial Bone Surgery; Bernd Spiessl (Professor of Maxillofacial Surgery, Conference proceedings 1976 Springer-Verlag

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J. Prein,B. Spiesslitled “A New Kind of Beauty.” The photographs show almost grotesque bodies that seem to adhere to but then again excel contemporary beauty ideals with their often extremely full lips, luxuriant hair, big breasts and almost artificial-looking, doll-like skin. There is an eerie resemblance between one

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W.-A. Jaques,B. Spiessl,H. M. Tschoppthe past 20–30 years that have put an increasing emphasis and focus on the body. Though the body has always been a more or less explicit concern of individual disciplines or schools of thought (e.g. anthropology), particularly the 1990s were marked by what has alternatively been called a somatic, bo

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(Roy) Hattersley left seasoned Whitehall-watchers (and probably senior mandarins themselves) bemused (., 1 Nov. 1998). Only eight of the permanent secretary heads of the main government departments made it into the final list of power-brokers. Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service Sir Ric

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B. Spiesslolitics of welfare. This trend has thrown into question the feasibility of universal, state-funded health and social security, stimulating a quest for greater involvement of both private finance and market competition to promote efficiency. Quasi-market structures have been introduced into the NHS a

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