New Conflicts, New Orientalists: How Military Theorists Reproduced Orientalism in Twenty-First Century by Hasan Deniz Pekşen

“…To answer that, first, drawing on Edward Said's and Patrick Porter’s works, classical orientalism is outlined. …”
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Weaponizing the Workplace: How Algorithmic Management Shaped Amazon’s Antiunion Campaign in Bessemer, Alabama by Teke Wiggin

“…The answer is important because algorithmic management is the “new contested terrain” of labor struggles. Drawing on 42 interviews with workers and court documents obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request, the author examines Amazon’s antiunion campaign in Bessemer, Alabama. …”
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Religious faith traditions tussle with rampant corruption toward sustainable development: Search for the missing links in light of ubuntu by E. Chinyena

“…Religious faith traditions are fighting rampant corruption that is drawing back socio-economic growth. The vice contradicts the religious faith principles of being virtuous. …”
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Racionalita komunikačnej odozvy podniku ako základ posilňovania community managementu v online prostredí by Adam Madleňák

“…These responses are key to building and nurturing customer relationships, forming an essential part of a strategic community management approach. The article, drawing from empirical survey results, emphasizes a key conclusion: businesses generally prefer to offer brief, factual responses rather than in-depth explanations when addressing public feedback. …”
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Policy Learning Through Transfer - Individuals, Organisations and Network in the Making of Ethiopia’s Industrial Park Programme by Jing Zhang

“…The orthodox literature on policy transfer and lesson drawing tends to define and distinguish the mechanism of learning as a more horizontal and rational process. …”
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The transformative role of the media in the formation of virtuous citizens: A contribution to reconciliation in a post-apartheid South Africa by E. Baron

“…This question will be addressed by drawing from a recent study conducted by the author that has demonstrated the role of newspapers in moral formation as a positive perspective on the media in the process of reconciliation. …”
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Modern Methods Used in Enterprise Resource Planning About the Business of International and Iraqi Commercial Companies by AlaaelDeen Ramadan, Hanaa Sharhan Hashim

“…For it to be a model that can be applied, followed, and benefited from in drawing a picture of a bright role in an effective economic activity, despite the difficulty of obtaining some data and indicators related to this important activity in Iraq and some of them. …”
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Influence of ecological restoration initiatives on emotional bonds between indigenous peoples and the Chinese alligator by Di Wu, Jintu Gu, Jiahao Yu

“…Based on a 10% sampling proportion, this research used the Kish selection method to draw a random sample of 361 households from the Chinese Alligator Reserve. …”
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Modulating Perception in Interior Architecture Through Décor: An Eye-Tracking Study of a Living Room Scene by Weronika Wlazły, Agata Bonenberg

“…These professionals rely on personal assessments of space, often drawing from their experience of using décor to influence how interiors are perceived. …”
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The Babushka Concept– An Instructional Sequence to Enhance Laboratory Learning in Science Education by Sofie Gårdebjer, Anette Larsson, Tom Adawi

“…This paper deals with a novel method for improving the traditional “verification” laboratory in science education. Drawing on the idea of integrated instructional units, we describe an instructional sequence which we call the Babushka concept. …”
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Animal Objects: Memory, Desire and Mourning by Julia Courtney

“…Thirdly, mourning for departed pets or celebrity animals, in an age when death and remembrance were significant cultural forces, might involve the preservation of either a whole animal or isolated body parts, as in the case of larger creatures such as horses. Drawing on contemporary journalism, fiction and descriptions of the objects themselves, I examine topics including the irony of ‘naturalisation’, the synecdoche of dismembered parts, and the power of objects to focus emotions. …”
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Kantakuzin-Speransky's project of 1891 on reforming of spiritual affairs management of the Crimean Tatars by I.K. Zagidullin

“…The reasons and prerequisites of drawing up the project on reforming of the spiritual affairs management of the Crimean Tatars in 1891 by M.R. …”
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Unravelling the Tangle of Bureaucracy at Russian Universities: Administrative Profiles by T. A. Akuneeva, D. P. Platonova

“…Drawing on the analysis of staff restructuring in universities around the world, the article stresses the growing share of non-academic staff, in particular highly qualified middle and senior administrative staff.   …”
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SITUATION OF ROMANIAN ROMA LIVING IN ENCAMPMENTS IN POLAND AND OPPORTUNITIES OF PARTICIPATION IN SPORTING ACTIVITIES THE CASE OF POZNAŃ by Katarzyna Czarnota

“…The first part of the article contains a broad introduction to the situation of Romanian Roma in Poland which is necessary in the light of the lack of studies on this subject within Polish sociology, and allows the reader to grasp the wider context of the discussion on the issue of access to sporting activities. Then, drawing on the research and activist experience, the author describes local sport initiatives available to Roma children living in the Poznań encampment, with emphasis on informal initiatives.…”
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Spatial Politics and a Native American Reservation: Reading Red Power: A Graphic Novel with Author Brian Wright-McLeod by Kristina Aurylaite

“…Based on an interview with Wright-McLeod and with several references to Jason Aaron and R.M Guéra’s reservation-based graphic novel Scalped (2007-2012), it focuses on the politics of space and identity. Drawing on propositions from cultural geography about the interdependency of social and spatial structures and their mutually constitutive relationship, the paper analyzes how Red Power makes use of the visual aspect of the graphic novel to rearticulate the colonizer-colonized dichotomy of identity politics and expose the mechanisms through which power structures continue to restrict, disrupt, and exploit indigenous spaces. …”
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MENGUNGKAP ALASAN WAJIB PAJAK MENGIKUTI PROGRAM PENGUNGKAPAN SUKARELA by Eka Susiyana, Moh. Faisol

“…The data analysis techniques used in this study are data reduction, data presentation and conclusion drawing by testing the validity of data using triangulation techniques. …”
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Reprezentacje obiektów przyrodniczych z dziecięcej perspektywy by Monika Wiśniewska-Kin, Eliza Rybska

“…Then children were interviewed and asked to make a drawing. Research has shown that exposing children to a fragment of an image allows them to recognize the whole object and express their personal knowledge. …”
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Examining the Bus Ridership Demand: Application of Spatio-Temporal Panel Models by Moshiur Rahman, Shamsunnahar Yasmin, Ahmadreza Faghih-Imani, Naveen Eluru

“…An important tool to evaluate the influence of these public transit investments on transit ridership is the application of statistical models. Drawing on stop-level boarding and alighting data for the Greater Orlando region, the current study estimates spatial panel models that accommodate for the impact of spatial and temporal observed and unobserved factors on transit ridership. …”
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There is techne and phronesis in movement: A beautiful combination for health and well-being! by Maria Kosma

“…Drawing on Aristotle’s concepts of techne (art or craft) and phronesis (practical wisdom), the purpose of this concept-based article was to showcase that there is techne and phronesis in movement, including their interrelations for the long-lasting love of movement, and thus health and well-being. …”
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Un/Detectability in Times of “Equality”: HIV, Queer Health, and Homonormativity by Jan Huebenthal

“…For example, African American men who have sex with men are eight times more likely than whites to be diagnosed with HIV, and one in two gay black men will likely be diagnosed with HIV in his lifetime—and African Americans face low rates of access to and retention in HIV care. Drawing on dis/ability and queer theory, this article critiques the ways in which “undetectability” discourses proffer AIDS erasure, whiteness, and ideologies of able-bodiedness as central to homonormative LGBT identity politics. …”
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