L’odeur de l’axé by Arnaud Halloy

“…It might be ethnographically noticed here and there, but there are very few attempts, if any, of theorizing their potential ritual function. Drawing on the “olfactography” of the sacrificial rite of the Xangô Cult, my aim is to account for what smells do to rituals and the people who take part in them. …”
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Resosialisasi di lembaga pemasyarakatan khusus anak by Sri Haryaningsih, Titik Hariyati

“…Data analysis was carried out in the following stages, namely data reduction, data triangulation and data presentation and drawing conclusions/verification. The results found that the development of child prisoners in LPKA was not yet effective. …”
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Positionings and Tensions Among Discursive Acts in a Colombian EFL Classroom: Interpretations of Linguistic Identity by Katherin Silva-Alfonso

“…In the context of language standardization, students negotiate their identities amid tensions between institutional frameworks and actual discursive practices. Drawing on discourse analysis, positioning theory, conversational analysis, and speech acts theory, the study reveals the struggle between an imagined ideal of English proficiency and learners’ lived experiences. …”
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Territorial Rivalries in Humanitarian Work and Nursing: Critical Examination of Professional Identities and Delivery of Care by Janaka Jayawickrama, Jordan Lindekens

“…This article suggests that drawing on ideas from ancient philosophies beyond the Euro-North American perspective could help to improve learning. …”
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Gendered Corruption: How Gender Norms Underpin Experiences of Corruption in Asian and Pacific Countries by Caryn Peiffer

“…Doing so effectively requires an understanding of how and why experiences of corruption are gendered in specific contexts. Drawing on findings from a series of 10 focus group discussions (FGDs) held in Cambodia Fiji, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka, which gathered the views of 139 participants, this research offers the first examination how and why experiences with corruption are gendered in Asian and Pacific contexts. …”
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Trends in : a statistical review of publications from 2003 to 2018 focusing on the most-studied genes and document clusters by Ji-Hyeon Kim, Hee-Jo Nam, Hyun-Seok Park

“…Herein, we conduct a statistical analysis of the publications of Genomics & Informatics over the 16 years since its inception, with a particular focus on issues relating to article categories, word clouds, and the most-studied genes, drawing on recent reviews of the use of word frequencies in journal articles. …”
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The Ghosts of Justice and the Law of Historical Memory by Mónica López Lerma

“…Drawing on the ethico-political relationship between memory and justice in the sense proposed by Walter Benjamin and Jacques Derrida, this article addresses the recovery of the historical memory of the victims of Francisco Franco’s dictatorship (1939–1975). …”
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Strategic collaboration for technology-supported development and use of multilingual children’s storybooks in Kenya by Dorcas Wepukhulu

“…The paper focuses on Kenya, drawing on my experience as the ASb Partner Development Coordinator and from ASb partner reports. …”
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The Theatre of Revolution Transforms Spectators into Political Actors: Performance as Political Engagement in the Transnational Counterculture by Andrew Hannon

“…This history explores actors and activists who found tools in avant-garde theatre and the underground press, drawing on the shared bonds of culture to resist the pacifying effects of the spectacle and turn it against itself. …”
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Income and inequality elasticity of poverty: The case of CESEE countries by Stankov Dejan

“…This contribution is based on an empirical analysis of the Central and South-Eastern Europe (CESEE) countries, drawing on the latest years’ official data. The income and inequality elasticity of poverty is estimated using the established panel data model. …”
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Getting into the weeds by Anna Marchessault

“…Shiva is an inspiring scholar and activist with expertise in food sovereignty, ecofeminism, and commoning. Drawing on decades of research conducted at her farm, Navdanya, and global examples from scholarly literature, she ar­gues that regenerative agriculture is both viable and essential for tackling the inter­connected crises of hunger, poverty, and climate change. …”
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The Theory of Fairness with Integrity in Indonesia’s Electoral Justice System by Sahran Raden

“…This paper describes the concept of a fairness theory of justice with integrity applied in elections in Indonesia, drawing on the transformation of John Rawls' fairness theory. …”
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Serions-nous tous et toutes devenu·e·s des influenceur·euse·s ? (traduit par Hélène Bourdeloie) by Christina Scharff

“…Drawing on thirty qualitative in-depth interviews with a diverse group of feminist activists who are mainly active online, this article analyses how research participants construct and portray “activists” and “influencers”. …”
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The Architectural Perspective of the Apotheosis of Venice by Veronese: Geometrical Analysis and Digital Restitution by Silvia Masserano

“…Further considerations which emerged from the analysis of the preparatory drawing have also made it possible to hypothesize the use of a direct system of perspective construction by the Caliari workshop. …”
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Legal Guerilla: Jurisdiction, Time, and Abortion Access in Mexico City by Amy Krauss

“…It analyzes how jurisdictional claims work as a kind of lawfare from “above” and “below” examining: 1) how the Mexican Supreme Court invoked technicalities of jurisdiction to settle the constitutional conflict over the decriminalization of abortion in Mexico City, and 2) how a feminist litigator reappropriated the court's formal principles of legality toward their own ends in what they call “legal guerilla.” Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork in Mexico City, the author explores how competing jurisdictions create ambiguous spaces and temporalities of inclusion and exclusion from legality and clinical care. …”
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Normalising Fan Parasociality within Pathologising Traces by Ava Bucy

“…This paper corrects that. Drawing on 16 focus groups with fans of Harry Styles, I explore fans’ understanding and appropriation of the once-forgotten academic term, parasocial. …”
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COVID-19 and Scottish Independence: The Instrumentalisation of the Pandemic in the Constitutional Debate by Nelly Gérard

“…Feeding into this debate about Scotland’s status within the UK, the Covid-19 crisis and its management became yet another argument for political parties to legitimize their constitutional policies. Drawing on the Discourse-Historical Approach and using party manifestos, this article investigates how the Covid-19 pandemic is constructed in the discourses of the Scottish National Party (SNP) and the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party, and how it fits into the debate on Scotland’s constitutional future. …”
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Micro-pouvoirs en action au doctorat : la perception des étudiants by Annick Vallières, Nataly Levesque, Julie Bernard

“…Drawing on the doctoral environment literature, this research points to the micro-powers of the academic system and their consequences on doctoral students. …”
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Optimization of Pearson Ⅲ Frequency Curve Based on R Software by HE Mei, ZHAO Huarong, YAO Yue, JIN Xin

“…The application results show that using R software for hydrological frequency analysis can quickly and efficiently calculate the sum of squares of deviation of different distribution parameters and frequency curves, improve the fitting accuracy and work efficiency, and reduce the workload of hydrological frequency calculation, so it is a new method for the optimal drawing of hydrological frequency curve.…”
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The European Parliament’s Proposal for an EU State of Emergency Clause: A Comparative and Constitutional Analysis by Guido Bellenghi

“…This proposal reveals several issues associated with the attempt of transposing the conceptual categories and legal schemes of national emergency law into EU law. Drawing from examples of EU Member States’ emergency laws, this article analyses these issues from a comparative perspective, focusing on the equilibrium between the recognition of extraordinary powers and the construction of appropriate constitutional safeguards. …”
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