ANTICORRUPTION POLICY IN HIGHER EDUCATION AND NEW ACADEMIC ETHICS by Marina N. Makarova, Roman V. Vakhrushev

“…The main directions of anticorruption policy in higher education include adoption of ethical codes and other ways of shaping “culture of integrity” in contemporary higher education. …”
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The importance of education for humans by Ahmad Zuhdi, Firman Firman, Riska Ahmad

“…Education means an effort to develop the innate potential both physically and spiritually in humans according to the values that exist in society and culture. Therefore, researchers conducted a literature review on humans and education. …”
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Heritage for a sustainable future – The theoretical principle of reversibility and its reflections on architecture by Roberta Fonti

“… The theme of reversibility in architecture focuses on the addition of the new to the existing and how this ‘input’ can be made reversible to preserve the pre-existing ideas budding in the Italian culture of Restoration and promoting new ideas in architectural design and the sustainable reuse of building materials, according to the different seasons of Kunstwollen. …”
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A plenitude de um vazio em que a pobreza não é mais paisagem: a periferia em Paulo Lins e Ferréz by Alva Martínez Teixeiro

“…Also, this study analyses the originality of their prose, noting the cautious distance of their aesthetic philosophies and the fundamental elements of their lit- erary universe –poverty, crime and inequality– from any extreme culture of vio- lence. The analysis of this books seeks to reveal another perspective on the issue of the image of the city and urban poverty, usually sensationalist, and to contribute to a better understanding of the complexity of everyday violence in poor urban communities.…”
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Dénoncer la violence. Silences et prise de parole autour du harcèlement sexuel envers les travailleuses domestiques au Brésil by Valeria Ribeiro Corossacz

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Chronologie mochica : une nouvelle synthèse by Nino Del Solar, Rémy Chapoulie, Luis Jaime Castillo

“…The main objective in this context is the reconstruction of the cultural diachronic processes connected to the emergence, the evolution, and the vanishing of the material cultures connected to human societies in specific environments. …”
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Vers les analyses algorithmiques de l'espace et des territoires by Claire Bailly, Jean Magerand

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L’éducation et le soin comme agir sur soi : liminaire by Jean-Marie Barbier

“…In the contemporary western context, acting on oneself, acting by oneself and acting for one-self come often from the same culture of action. The ordered actions dominating the transformation of oneself and by oneself involve three conditions : to recognize to be able to act on oneself ; to engage oneself as a subject of one's own transformation ; a space for "self-cultivation".…”
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From the Tourismification of a Village to the Displacement of its Population: Expressions of a Hierarchical Relationship Between the Chinese State and the Wa Ethnic Minority by Sarah Coulouma

“…The tourism development of the Wa village of Wengding, dubbed “the last primitive tribe” in China by public and private stakeholders in its promotion as a tourist site, is based around a complex of facilities and amenities in the village space, and tourist activities with a tendency to objectify the “primitive” aspect of “traditional Wa culture” and the Wa people themselves. This village on the periphery of the People’s Republic of China is both a locus for the expression of the expectations and representations of visitors – primarily urban Han – about this village community, and the construct of a hierarchized relationship between the Han civilisation and this ethnic minority. …”
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INTERROGATING ISSUES AND PERSPECTIVES ON RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN SELECTED NIGERIAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES by Otega Okinono, Okpan Samuel O.

“…Development of research culture has remained an imagination in Nigeria due to mirids of challenges. …”
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Le Corps animal comme puissance subversive des normes architecturales. Retour réflexif sur cinq cas d’étude by Léa Mosconi

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Informational Competence: A Relevant Conception to Take into Consideration in Higher Education by María Elinor Dulzaides Iglesias, Ana María Molina Gómez

“…It implies more integration between strategy, study system, work and organizational culture, along with information management and knowledge. …”
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Do Our Universities Need Philosophy? by G. A. Antipov

“…Heidegger, it is an individual’s and cultural identity. As such, it appears as the main form of subject’s identification and adaptation to the changes taking place in the scientific knowledge and in the world in general.…”
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LES SAXONS DE TRANSYLVANIE ET LEURS ÉGLISES FORTIFIÉES: UN RICHE PATRIMOINE CULTUREL DE LA ROUMANIE by DANIEL IOSIF

“…Almost every village being here dispose of a fortified church, witness to Transylvanian history and culture. Most of them are now abandoned, which is directly linked to the exodus of Transylvanian Saxons. …”
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Oltre l’intenzione. Etnografia urbana, lavoro sul campo e progettazione territoriale by Paolo Grassi

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Le Rôle de mandataire donné aux architectes dans la consultation de 2008 sur le Grand Paris : quels effets sur les collaborations interprofessionnelles ? by Guillaume Duranel

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« MaT(i)erre(s) » : vers une architecture ? by Yann Nussaume, Antoine Kilian

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Patrick Giromini, Transformations silencieuses, étude architecturale du bâti alpin by Frédéric Firreri

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DEVELOPMENT IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SOCIOECONOMIC SYSTEMS by S. Zainullin, N. Sorokin

“…The article also pays attention to the presence of a mature positive corporate culture, which the company managed to form, despite the complex holding structure of management.…”
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‘Diaphaneitè’ and Dante: a New Perspective on Pater’s Early Essay by Julia Straub

“…It is by examining Dante’s presence in Pater’s texts, and particularly in ‘Diaphaneitè’, that we can find central clues to an understanding of Pater’s concepts of beauty and culture. The figure of Beatrice is the embodiment of what Pater admired in Dante. …”
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