The Concept of Happiness in Max Frei’s Novel The Key of Yellow Metal: Hamlet and Siddhartha by Yevheniia Kanchura

“…The paper emphasizes the role of the author as a narrator/reteller of well-known stories and tales, both for the author as an actual person and as a literary mystification. …”
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New Collectivization in the Age of Discipline Domination; Review of the Book of Sociology of Modernity, Liberty, and Discipline by Farzad Azarkamand

“…This means that modernity, in contrast to what initially showed itself as an individual and social freedom, took on a restrictive and disciplinary character. According to the author, the most important features of modernity are the passage from a free society to the disciplinary community and the rule of discipline for the formation of the political society. …”
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Human dignity, speciesism, and the value of life by Grzegorz Hołub

“…In this article, the author directs a number of critical voices, both methodological and ontological, toward scepticism concerning a species belonging. …”
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Theorem on the union of two topologically flat cells of codimension 1 in <mml:math> <mml:mrow> <mml:msup> <mml:mi>&#x211D;</mml:mi> <mml:mi>n</mml:mi> </mml:msup>...

“…First time it was proved by the author in the form of reduction to the earlier author's technique. …”
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On the issue of the formation and development of science as a social institution by E. S. Nesterenko

“…The relevance of scientific research on the specifics of the institutional environment for the development of the Institute of Science in the Russian Federation is associated with the rapid development of the digital economy, in which the development of science is becoming the most important factor in ensuring Russia's competitiveness on the world stage. The author conducted a comprehensive study of the specifics of the institutional environment of the development of the Institute of Science in the Russian Federation. …”
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Temporal seizure of an object of a misdemeanor by Milić Ivan D.

“…One of the author's aims is to emphasize certain illogicalities in reference to a misdemeanor offender of a milder punitive act (misdemeanor), and also harsh consequences that appear on behalf of a person from which the items are taken away.…”
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A metaphorical application of the concept ‘paradigm’ to the public relations domain by Benita Steyn

“…Based on the findings, the author suggests that the first three models of public relations are the theory that represents the origins of public relations as a (social) science; that the dominant paradigm of normal science practice in public relations is persuasion; and that alternative paradigms debated are about inter alia professionalism, ethical performance, conflict, chaos and pluralism. …”
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IGJR 2/2019: Open topic issue on intergenerational justice by IF and FRFG

“…For details, see the author guidelines: http://www.igjr.org/ojs/igjr_doc/Author_Guidelines.pdf …”
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The Special Archive in Moscow by Sigitas Jegelevičius

“… The author provides in his review general information on the former top-secret Special State Archive of the USSR. …”
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Violence Against Children by Jace Pillay

“…Taking this into consideration the author adopts a social-ecological theoretical perspective in exploring global, regional, and South African literature on the risks and causes of VAC as well as the protective factors that can prevent VAC. …”
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Prediction of earthquake by machine learning models and neural network by Xu Bohong

“…After reading many articles, the author discovered that not many articles use a fully connected neural network to predict earthquake magnitude. …”
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Technical insights on adjustable velar extension and safety mechanism in Tübingen palatal plate for Pierre Robin sequence by Hemwati Nandan, Bert Braumann, Teresa Kruse, Michael Wolf, Pragjyoti Jha, Srinivas Gosla Reddy, Prasad Nalabothu

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Molecular mimicry in the pathogenesis of autoimmune rheumatic diseases by Michaela Fehringer, Thomas Vogl

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The Potential of Silence in Education: Methodological and Didactic Prerequisites by A. D. Korol

“…This paper investigates philosophical, cultural and didactic potential of silence in education. The author substantiates that in the world of ever-augmenting speaking, the student’s silence is manifested as a stage, when there is nothing to say for oneself. …”
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How Peace Operations Work: Power, Legitimacy, and Effectiveness by Jeni Whalan by Umair Khalid Ameen

“…By analyzing theoretical perspectives, including realist and neoliberal approaches, the book highlights the complexities of authority and legitimacy in peacekeeping. It provides a detailed examination of case studies such as the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC) and the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI), applying a newly developed power–legitimacy framework. …”
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Teaching American Studies within Intellectual History (idéhistoria) by David Östlund

“… This article reflects on the author’s experience of creating and teaching a set of courses with North American themes within the academic discipline of idéhistoria, intellectual history, at a Swedish university. …”
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The Ambiguities of an Ambiguity-Reading: A Critical Reading of The Function of Ambiguity in the Process of Reading by Parsa Janbeh Saraie

“…Via her analysis of some modernist and postmodernist narratives, Sahba has argued that despite the theory of the death of the author, modernist and postmodernist uses of ambiguity show the centrality of the author. …”
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Critique and Review of Post-American World by Hossein Poorahmade Meibode, Amir Abbasi Khoshkar

“…Post-American world book written by Fareed Zakaria focus on dimensions of political and economics of world events. Author numbered emergence of china, India and Brazil economic powers as signs of evolutions in international structure that close the sphere for America. …”
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Students’ Socio-Cultural Competence Formation in Project Activity (Examplified by the Foreign Language Teaching) by N. G. Murayeva

“…The model in question is based on the integration of project activities and Web 2.0 information technologies, the methods facilitating its implementation being described along with the teaching means and forms, and socio-cultural competence formation levels. The author demonstrates the complex of problematic tasks which become more complicated depending on the acquired level of the above competence, and mastered skills and abilities. …”
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Review of '' Lord of the Poetry in Abbasia Period'' Book by leila Jamshid

“…Review and criticism of studies that deal with the lives of literary figures and their influence on literature as one   of the most important branches of human civilization are of high prominence especially when they play important roles in the advancement of educational goals.Such criticisms regardless of whether they cause adornment and acceptance of such works pave the ways for applied  studies.Among these works, the book of '' Lord of the Poetry in Abbasia Period'' iss a work that the author has attempted by choosing the elect  of Abbasia period poets and their poetic characteristics. …”
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