Relationship Between Performance of the FUNDEB Municipal Board and Active and Passive Waste by Nálbia de Araujo Santos, Luana Aparecida Pereira, Daniele Silva Rodrigues

“…The sample is composed of 173 municipalities supervised by the auditors of the CGU, drawn in the 38th, 39th and 40th public draws. The methodological strategies used were the content analysis and the regression for count-data, based on the negative binomial model by maximum likelihood. …”
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Investigating Moral Injury: Thinking Beyond the Law-Conscience Binary by Catherine Yanko

“…Instead, she proposes a theology of depression that makes use of narrative-phenomenological portraits and draws new insights on what Christian discipleship means in the context of depressive suffering. …”
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De l’individuel au collectif, des mythes aux pratiques by Véronique Zamant

“…The results raised questions concerning the aesthetic, political and eco-symbolic relations established by the inhabitants with their living environment, on the one hand, and on the other hand, made it possible to draw a map of a “cultural landscape” as perceived by the inhabitants. …”
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A Case Study Using a Behavioural Contract in Alcohol Dependence within a Crisis Home Treatment Team by Andrew John Howe, Cholan Anandarajah

“…This is a signed, written agreement that targets specific behaviours for change. The concept draws on social learning theory in that it requires social interaction and a relationship to work. …”
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INTERNAL DISPLACEMENT AND EMERGING TREND OF RURAL-RURAL MIGRATION IN NIGERIA: A STUDY OF TIV ETHNIC ENCLAVES IN NIGER STATE by SUNDAY ORINYA

“…It submits that pro-active measures that draw from the provisions of the Constitution of Nigeria need to be put in place in order to bring about necessary mitigation. …”
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INTERBUDGETARY RELATIONS AND OPTIONS FOR SOLVING THE PROBLEMS OF BUDGET SUBSIDIES by I. V. Sugarova

“…The study has made it possible to draw a number of conclusions. In particular, it has been argued that taking into account the imperfection of the institutional contour of inter-budgetary relations, there is an increase in regional budget differentiation. …”
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Mutations récentes, dynamiques actuelles et perspectives de transition des territoires ruraux périurbains en Tunisie by Nasser Rebaï, Johan Desbonnet, Hédi Rebei

“…While the country must promote another agricultural model to respond to popular aspirations in terms of rural employment and food production, this article assesses the prospects for transition of peri-urban rural areas, where the economic integration of family farmers and the organization of food supply networks in Tunisia’s major cities are particularly at stake. To do so, it draws on the results of a fieldwork carried out in Mahrès, on the outskirts of Sfax, second largest Tunisian city, where interviews were conducted with the agricultural services and farmers. …”
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Un roman néo-gothique : The Three Impostors d’Arthur Machen (1895) by Claire Wrobel

“…The contemporary threats of New Women and democratization are casually brushed aside, but Machen fully draws upon the anxiety generated by the possibility of reversion opened up by the theory of evolution and explored by anthropologists and criminologists. …”
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4 3 2 1: A Listening by Priyanka Deshmukh

“…The relatively small amount of scholarship on Auster’s stylistic and linguistic maneuvers is perhaps due to the fact that he uses an apparently prosaic and conventional style: grammatically sound sentences do not draw attention. Yet, in all its plainness, Auster’s language is abundantly musical. …”
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La identidad nacional ecuatoriana entre límites externos y internos by Chiara Pagnotta

“…For what concerns the establishment of internal boundaries, it is important to draw attention on the development of a conception of Ecuador as a mestizo nation, that reached its peak in the populist period. …”
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Scholarly Podcasting for Research Dissemination: A Scoping Review by Lindsay Persohn, Stephanie Branson

“…We found scholarly podcasting allows a way for researchers to share research knowledge with the public, mobilizing knowledge more readily to a broader audience. We draw parallels to and outline departures from traditional publishing. …”
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Le modèle centre-périphérie à l’épreuve : historicité et ancrage de la production artistique à Istanbul by Ilker Birkan, Jérémie Molho

“…Against this universalized vision of art, this article proposes theoretical and methodological tools to better understand how the different ways of making and thinking art have been appropriated within art world organisations. Firstly, we draw on social history of artistic practices and of the art world, in order to identify aesthetical and organisational ruptures. …”
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Psychisme et opérativité chez Maître Eckhart by Yves Meessen

“…Through the Eckhartian distinction between God and Deity, Jung recognises that any psychological production of a personification of God is already derived from an unconscious activity from which the soul draws its dynamism. From this, an ethical path of becoming-self emerges. …”
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‘Bright Cynthia comes to hunt and revel here’ : constellations mythologiques et cynégétiques dans Titus Andronicus et Thomas of Woodstock by Agnès Lafont

“…An analysis of the proper / improper reinterpretations of this classical myth within the performance text of these two tragedies allows us to draw a new portrait of the once virtuous and amiable deity that presided over amorous love sonnet sequences of the period – Delia by Samuel Daniel (1592) and Diana by Henry Constable (1594).…”
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Abolir les frontières dans la classe ? by Bérengère Kolly

“…By reintroducing the notions of threshold and limit, we will finally draw that could be the conditions presiding over the abolition of borders in the classroom, stressing the importance of making this space habitable and inhabited.…”
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Vestiges de collections by Margaux Dumas

“…Through the archives of the Commission de Récupération Artistique from 1944 to the 1950s, and by delving into Le Répertoire des biens spoliés published beginning in 1947, historians can bring to life rare objects, private collections, and dismantled and disappeared sets, recounting their respective biographies and offering a perspective on the tastes of the time, thanks to the descriptions, photographs and drawings that accompany the inventories. Le Répertoire des biens spoliés, sometimes the only documentation of seized works or collections, helped preserve cultural heritage as well as its memory. …”
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SOCIETY AND EDUCATION: THE EXPERIENCE OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA by A. L. Andreev

“…Considering the sociocultural processes in the Russian society of the times of Alexander III and Nicholas II, the author draws attention to a new educational request from society and the educational boom that took place during this period. …”
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MEASURING THE VARIABILITY OF THE PEDESTRIAN CROSSING FUNCTION IN THE SOCIO-TECHNICAL SYSTEM OF URBAN ROAD TRANSPORT by Adrian GILL, Piotr SMOCZYŃSKI, Damian ŁAWNICZAK

“…In some areas of transportation systems, reduction of risk using typical safety engineering tools can be difficult due to the relatively small number of events that can be analysed to draw conclusions for the future. One way out of this situation is to analyse systems in their normal operation when no adverse event occurs. …”
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L'œuvre d'art en tant que témoignage: les artistes confrontés à la guerre by Dolores Fernández Martínez

“…We have the universal example of Goya, giving testimony of what he saw during independence war, and we have several drawings made by jews at the Nazis extermination camps or those of republican Spanish artists at the French concentration camps. …”
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Modeling and Simulation of Cuttlefish-imitating Underwater Sampling Manipulators by Zhang Xuehai, Yang Zehui, Wang Rugui, Zeng Qineng

“…There is a bias impeller pump inside the manipulator, which forms a low pressure area to drive the water flow to draw the samples that are difficult to collect without contact. …”
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