University-Industry Interaction as an Element of the University’s «Third Mission» by E. V. Kudryashova, S. E. Sorokin, O. D. Bugaenko

“…Besides, the authors use the provisions of the theory of stakeholders, which describes the parameters taking into account the interests of various actors in the process of University management.On the example of the Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. …”
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Policy analysis of the Global Financing Facility in Uganda by Phillip Wanduru, Doris Kwesiga, Mary Kinney, Asha George, Peter Waiswa

“…Given the diversity of actors with varying interests, achieving representation of key actors, particularly those from underserved groups, can be difficult and may necessitate investing further time and resources in their engagement.…”
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What enabled the successful implementation of a quality certification initiative in Bhavnagar, Gujarat? A policy analysis case study. by K Shruti Lekha, Sudha Ramani, Harsha Joshi, Preet Verma, Sumit Malhotra, Tapasvi Puwar, Chandramani Kumar, Ankita Shah, Anish Sinha, Deepak Saxena

“…Further, it engages with quality as not just a technical issue, but a political one that is dependent on actors, their relationships, and the implementation context. …”
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Agri-food systems: A regional perspective in innovation capabilities by Monica Gisela Dueñas Gómez, Leidy Dayhana Guarin Manrique, Efrén Romero Riaño, Luis Eduardo Becerra Ardila

“…El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar los principales factores que afectan a las prácticas de colaboración entre actores a nivel institucional del Sistema Agroalimentario de Santander Colombia. …”
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Embodying Love in the Inner City : Undoing Injustice through Intentional Neighboring by Katherine Hankins, Andy Walter, Traci Dahl

“…Drawing from the commandment to “love thy neighbor,” these faith-motivated actors develop relationships with their neighbors and share their resources in order to work towards the transformation of these places. …”
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Pour une production de connaissances scientifiques mobilisables dans la pratique de terrain : quels types de dynamiques relationnelles entre chercheurs et praticiens ? by Amélie Turlais

“…However since the seventies, this dualist vision with researchers on one side and social actors on the other side is contested. This article questions how pertinent it might be to consider an axiological neutrality as a necessary condition to the production of scientific knowledge. …”
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L’apport de l’identification des théories d’action dans l’évaluation des politiques publiques de paysage des documents d’urbanisme by Didier Labat

“…It is also easier to point out the most efficient orientations and the ways the actors proceed.…”
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Industrie minière et programmes de développement durable au Sénégal by Bruno Boidin, Serge Francis Simen

“…This article compares the perceptions of different local actors about sustainable development programmes put in place by mining companies in Senegal. …”
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L’intendance du territoire : une alternative à la gouvernance néolibérale pour la conservation de la biodiversité dans les espaces naturels ? by Audrey Rivaud, Benoît Prévost

“…In order to contribute to the ongoing debates within the field of environmental issues, we study how the actors interpret the evolution of public action concerning biodiversity management. …”
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Defining Blackness in Colombia by Peter Wade

“…Changing definitions of blackness in Colombia, through the process of multiculturalist reform and after, are examined with a view to exploring which categories of actors were influential in shaping these definitions and which were involved in essentialisations and de-essentialisations.…”
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Au croisement des temporalités et des processus post-catastrophe : Canaan et le camp Corail by Astrid Lenoir

“…Gathered on the same territory, we explore the way in which these two entities were constituted (the Camp Corail and Canaan) through the analysis of the role, practices, discourses and representations of different actors.…”
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La mobilisation du développement durable dans les pratiques professionnelles des prestataires sportifs et touristiques by Clémence Perrin-Malterre

“…This moment of exchange is also a moment of transmission. Actors want to participate in the local development. …”
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Development of a decision-making system based on the mandala of water and agricultural sustainability by Everaldo Júnior Borges Garcia de Pádua, Fabrício Barros Gonçalves, Layanne Andrade Mendonça

“…It is believed that this will promote greater accessibility to information and involvement of social actors in water and agricultural management, resulting in more integrated and sustainable decisions. …”
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La place Jemaa el-Fna au « printemps marocain » by Mari Oiry-Varacca, Lionel Gauthier

“…To understand the impact of this event it is necessary, on the one hand, to address the complexity of the place (its symbolics, its uses, its actors) and, on the other hand, to decipher the specific political context in which it happens (Moroccan Spring). …”
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Le paysage urbain durable, une nouvelle utopie pour l’aménagement des villes ? by Cedissia About-de Chastenet

“…This article proposes some first brief replies to these questions while resting about talks carried out near actors of construction and urban planning in Paris.…”
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L’EOE, l’Escòla Occitana d’Estiu, centre de formation associatif et ses fondateurs Marceau Esquieu, Christian Rapin et Jean Rigouste by Marie-Anne Châteaureynaud, Céline Piot

“…As part of the research conducted by the two authors on Occitanism in Aquitaine, this contribution focuses on the founders of the Occitan summer school (created in Lot-et-Garonne in 1974), who were fully aware of the urgency of teaching the Oc language: Marceau Esquieu, Jean Rigouste, Christian Rapin, who became true cultural actors in the Agenais. Developing an intermediate level between the school and university levels, this IEO-affiliated association offers workshops each year, makes resources available and creates teaching materials in order to train speakers and teach Occitan culture and literacy.…”
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Street art et mise en tourisme de la métropole parisienne, des festivals aux street art tours by Sophie Blanchard, Romain Talamoni

“…It started with festivals and art exhibitions, followed by an increasing number of guided street art tours, in Paris and the suburbs. The private actors who organize these street art tours try to reach a very large audience, from curious locals to international tourists, and use mainly the internet for their promotion, via independent sites as well as major ones like Airbnb. …”
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Mosquées algériennes et expérimentations architecturales. Une législation en cours by Dalila Senhadji

“…This includes identifying the actors involved and the project manager, decrypting the administrative procedures Department of Religious Affairs, to understand the architectural choices.…”
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Interactions et rétroactions entre dimensions matérielle et immatérielle de systèmes communs de ressources spatialisés, une lecture par l’écologie territoriale by Nicolas Buclet, Juliette Cerceau

“…Finally we consider that the articulation between these two dimensions is challenged by “common acting” (i.e. the capability of actors in converting a material resource in immaterial wealth) and contributes to enhance “territorial capability”.…”
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La gestion des déchets urbains au Liban entre politiques publiques et privées by Nada Chbat

“…The establishment of sustainable and satisfactory urban cleanliness supposes, beyond the strictly technical questions, first an awareness of the necessity of new cooperation between public and private actors.…”
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