Gentrification alpine : Lorsque le village de montagne devient un arrondissement métropolitain by Manfred Perlik

“…The article deals with the transformation of mountainous areas into residence places that replace older economic sectors (agriculture, manufacturing and even tourism) in the European mountains from the perspective of regional development and the influence on the regionally anchored assets, known as territorial capital. This new tendency affects the European mountains in two ways and is one element of the constitution of metropolitan regions (metro-regions) that combines metropolitan cores and leisure landscapes as new integral entities. …”
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Morphological Characteristics and Sustainable Adaptive Reuse Strategies of Regional Cultural Architecture: A Case Study of Fenghuang Ancient Town, Xiangxi, China by Jingyi Wang, Safial Aqbar Zakaria

“…This research validates the scientific rigor and practical utility of the proposed six-dimensional indicator framework as an evaluative tool, offering a model for the sustainable development and cultural preservation of similar regional heritage assets.…”
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Financial Sustainability and Value of Joint-Stock Companies from Food Industry in Central and Eastern Europe by Serhiy Zabolotnyy, Natalia Wasilewska, Mirosław Wasilewski

“…Increase of volume of assets, shareholders’ equity and revenues demonstrated an improvement of financial sustainability and resulted in growing valuations of companies in the study period. …”
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An Evaluation of the Role of School Institution in the Reproduction of Cultural-Social Inequalities and of Privileges by Eren Ağın, Duygun Göktürk

“…The school includes participation and certain types of behaviors formed under the influence of normative structures; has public influence, legitimacy and recognition; and as a stable structure is based on certain internal working mechanisms and assets. This article examines how forms of cultural and social inequality deepen within the school habitus, and how they become invisible through formal equality in the acquisition of knowledge and in the context of symbolic partnership. …”
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Bank Valuation and Its Connections with the Subprime Mortgage Crisis and Basel II Capital Accord by C. H. Fouche, J. Mukuddem-Petersen, M. A. Petersen, M. C. Senosi

“…In this case, we investigate the discrete-time dynamics of banking assets, capital, and profit when loan losses and macroeconomic conditions are explicitly considered. …”
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Analysis of Long‐Term GIC Measurements in Transformers in Austria by D. Albert, P. Schachinger, R. L. Bailey, H. Renner, G. Achleitner

“…We evaluate two geomagnetic storms from September 2017 and May 2021 to discuss the effects of GICs on the power transmission grid and its assets.…”
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Adoption of the budget by competence in Brazil based on comparative experiences in the USA, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand by Andrew Pereira Gonçalves, Roberto Sérgio do Nascimento, Ricardo Viotto

“…Methodology: Qualitative, exploratory, bibliographic, documental, and content analysis nature, with the cataloguing of the material based on environmental attributes (political commitment, human capital, long-term sustainability, and macroeconomic policy) and technical attributes (depreciation and valuation of assets, capital expenditure, symmetry between reports, recognition of benefits and accountability). …”
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Crop Health Monitoring through WSN and IoT by ZongKe Bao

“…Notwithstanding, sensors have restricted assets concerning handling, energy, communicating, furthermore memory capacities that can adversely affect agribusiness creation. …”
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The Impact of Firms' Carbon Emissions on Financial Performance and the Role of Innovation: Evidence from Türkiye by Musa Özçelik, Seren Aydıngülü Sakalsız

“…Using the random effects model, we find that carbon emissions have a negative effect on firms' return on assets and return on equity, and this negative effect turns positive with innovation. …”
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THE LIMIT OF LAND REGULARISATION AS POVERTY ALLEVIATION STRATEGY IN INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM LAGOS, NIGERIA by Muyiwa E. AGUNBIADE, Oluwafemi A. OLAJIDE, Hakeem BISHI

“…It recommends that an effective poverty alleviation strategy must incorporate the range of assets required to build a sustainable livelihood. …”
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Assessment of the investment attractiveness of the regional economic sectors on the example of the Kirov region by E. N. Nagovitsyna, D. S. Tusin, E. A. Bratukhina

“…When studying the investment attractiveness of economic sectors, such a methodology was used, which includes three stages: 1) assessment of the socio-economic situation of the region and determination of its rating in Russia; 2) analysis of the dynamics and structure of investments in fixed assets; 3) identification of benefits that provide investment incentives for external investors in the regional system and deter conditions for the development of investment activity. …”
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Factors and stimuli affecting the conversion of urban and rural places to tourism brands (Study: Guilan province) by habibeh nabi zadeh, Elham Cheraghi, Seyyed Moein Moosavi Nadoshan

“…Also, the results showed that among the five factors in question, three factors of diversity of job opportunities, culture and natural assets and local infrastructure have had the most effects on the transformation of urban and rural areas in Guilan province for tourism brand.…”
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Impact of TBL-Based CSR Disclosure on Financial Performance in Halal Food Companies: A System GMM Analysis by Zaki Ahmad, Mohammad Helmi Bin Hidthiir, Md Mahfujur Rahman, Mohd Zukime Mat Junoh, Mohd Faizal Bin Yusof

“…Based on the empirical results using a generalized moment of method (GMM), the dimensions of triple bottom line-based corporate social responsibility—economic, environmental, and social—have a significant effect on return on assets. Furthermore, findings indicate that economic factors have an insignificant effect on Tobin’s Q in static models; however, it is significant in the dynamic model of the system GMM. …”
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Tracing the ties that bind: navigating the static and dynamic connectedness between NFTs and equity markets in ASEAN based on QVAR-approach by Muhammad Naveed, Shoaib Ali, Aviral Kumar Tiwari

“…However, the interlinkage among assets is symmetric across conditional quantiles. …”
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Risk Perceptions of Insurance Policyholders in the Gauteng Region of South Africa by Suné Ferreira-Schenk, Zandri Dickason-Koekemoer, Marko Van Deventer

“…The risk tolerance profile of the sample indicated that most participants would take average financial risks as most assets were covered, but not comprehensively. Risk tolerance was also found to be a contributing factor to the risk perception of policy holders. …”
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Impact of Sustainability Reporting on Financial Performance: Evidence from an Emerging Economy by Sohag Ahmed Sunny, Fatema Ali Apsara

“…Using a sample of 270 firm-year observations, the study employs pooled OLS regression to analyze the impact of sustainability reporting on return on assets (ROA) and earnings per share (EPS). The findings reveal that economic and environmental sustainability reporting have significant positive relationships with both financial performance measures, while social sustainability reporting shows no significant impact. …”
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Narrating of collaborative governance in Sejarah Beach restoration, Batu Bara Regency, Indonesia by Tedi Gunawan

“…Beaches are critical assets that represent the identity of a region, provide economic benefits, and support the surrounding environmental ecosystem. …”
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Towards the Coupling Coordination Relationship between Economic Growth Quality and Environmental Regulation: An Empirical Case Study of China by Huan Huang, Fan Wang, Yi Xiao, Jiaxin Kuang

“…The key findings of this study were as follows: (1) The CCD of ER and EGQ system showed an upward trend in the fluctuation from 2004 to 2017. (2) In 2017, Beijing showed good coordination, Yunnan and Qinghai showed primary coordination, and the rest of the provinces showed moderate coordination. (3) The CCD of different regions in China is uneven. (4) Per capita GDP, per capita FDI, ER intensity, and industrial structure adjustment have promoting effects on the CCD, while per capita investment in fixed assets and environmental pressure have inhibiting effects on the CCD. …”
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The Application of KNN Algorithm in Optimizing Urban Land Use with an Emphasis on Earthquake Risk, Case study: Sanandaj City by Shahrivar rostaei, Rahim heydari chyaneh, ayoub zoghi

“…The occurrence of earthquakes and the losses and damages caused by it have always imposed a serious threat to the city, residents and assets, so that it has made planners and city managers to provide logical and scientific solutions to make cities safer. …”
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Entre a posição e as práticas: classes médias nas perspectivas de Erik Olin Wright e Pierre Bourdieu by Luís Fernando Santos Corrêa da Silva

“…Erik Olin Wright 's neomarxist theory seeks to overcome the social classes growth in the capitalist development process through the idea of "contradictory class location", as, regardless of the fact that the middle class sells its labour force, it also owns quality and authority assets which differentiate it from the traditional working class. …”
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