Beyond binaries and before becoming: Reconsidering resistance in UK higher education by Mollie Baker

“…  Drawing from the tensions within non-representational and human practice perspectives on affect, this paper continues the task of re-conceptualising academic-level resistance in the context of UK higher education. …”
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Different Views about the Nature of Gender-Related Asymmetries in Tasks Based on Biological or Artefact Categories by Guido Gainotti, Francesca Ciaraffa, Maria Caterina Silveri, Camillo Marra

“…Some authors suggest that these differences might be due to social-role related familiarity factors, whereas others attribute them to inborn neural differences rooted in evolution. Drawing in part on this second line of thought, some authors have suggested that gender-related asymmetries might be due to differences in stimulus processing between men and women, namely, to the tendency of females to focus mainly on perceptual features and of males to focus equally on both perceptual and functional features. …”
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The problem of the knowledge of the thinking substance in the Meditations and in the Objections and Replies of Rene Descartes by Vinícius França Freitas, Ana Cláudia Teodoro Sousa

“…Firstly, Descartes' two modes of presenting knowledge of the thinking substance in the Meditations are examined, highlighting the issues each entails. Secondly, drawing from the Objections and Replies: especially the fifth and seventh, criticisms from Pierre Gassendi and Pierre Bourdin regarding the knowledge of the thinking substance are presented. …”
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O Diálogo entre o urbanismo português e os rios como identidade territorial brasileira by Margarida Valla

“…In expeditions through Brazilian territory these technicians were also responsible for drawing maps in order to demarcate the land border, in confrontation with the Spanish crown, later recognized by European countries.The Philosophical Journey by Alexandre Rodrigues Ferreira, following the Rio Negro, Rio Branco, Rio Madeira and Rio Guaporé describes the Mato Grosso region and the border line, with references always related to the course of those rivers and their tributaries. …”
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Islamic-based anti-corruption education to build integrity zones among ma'had al-jami'ah students at uin Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang by Gufron Gufron, Dewi Chamidah, M. Anwar Firdausy, Inayatur Rosyidah

“…Qualitative data analysis techniques use three-step data analysis technique theory, namely condensing data, presenting data, and drawing conclusions or verification. The research results show that the anti-corruption education center at Ma'had al-Jami'ah UIN Maliki Malang implemented the insertion of relevant learning material. …”
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The Roles of Educational Stakeholders in the Finnish Education System: Insights for Islamic Education in Indonesia by Yuli Nur Diyanto, Eva Latipah

“…Content analysis is used to analyse data in three steps, namely data collection, data reduction, and drawing conclusions. Findings – The principles in the role of educational stakeholders in Finland could provide new insights to improve the quality of Islamic education in Indonesia. …”
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SOCIAL MEDIA AND NONVIOLENT PROTEST MOVEMENTS: A CONTEMPORARY REVIEW OF THE ENDSARS MOVEMENT by Olaoluwa Babatunde OYINLOYE, Adeshina Iyanuoluwa OMOTAYO

“…The analysis highlights the challenges, successes and limitations of using social media for nonviolent protests, drawing implications and lessons for future movements. …”
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Bodies at risk: Ambiguous subjectivities in Arlington Park.A Beauvoirean perspective by Maria TANG

“…Cusk’s women experience the specific risks associated with the ambiguously shared spaces of domesticity which embed the “other within” and require exposure, openness and generosity. Drawing on the recent revisionary work on Beauvoir by Fredrika Scarth in particular, this paper examines the ways in which the lived experience of womanhood is dramatized in the novel as a kind of risk that is not only physical but also ontological. …”
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Promoting English movie as a means of enhancing EFL learners’ cultural competence by Dwi Suny Wardhany

“…Then, the data were analyzed by using qualitative data analysis which consists of data reduction, data display, and drawing the conclusion. The results showed that the seven research articles reported the enhancement of EFL learners’ cultural competence in terms of students’ attitude, knowledge, skills and cultural awareness. …”
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Strengthening the Pancasila Student Profile Through Hizbul Wathan Extracurricular Activities by Riva Wahyu Kartika Putri, Suyitno Suyitno

“…The data were validated using source and technique triangulation and analyzed through data collection, reduction, presentation, and conclusion drawing. The study results indicate that strengthening the Pancasila student profiles through Hizbul Wathan’s extracurricular activities at SD Muhammadiyah Condongcatur has been conducted through six main dimensions. …”
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Challenges in normative conceptualisation by Siyasanga M. Tyali

“…This is one of the oldest community radio stations in South Africa. Drawing on theories about the decoloniality of knowledge, this paper argues that new trends that are emerging within the technological space, as well as community of reception dynamics, forces the academic, research and policy fraternity to re-look the conceptual understanding of the community radio sector of South Africa. …”
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Le collège-lycée Gérôme à Vesoul (1610-2019) : retour sur une démarche originale de préservation de collections patrimoniales by Liliane Hamelin, Romain Joulia

“…They concern the fine arts (plaster casts intended for drawing lessons), the teaching of natural sciences (educational posters, human and animal skeletons), physics and literature.Ordered from catalogues of specialised producers, some of the artefacts of the lycée Gérôme are present in other inventoried collections like those of the lycée Gambetta of Tourcoing or the lycée Guez-de-Balzac of Angoulême.Two private collections of liturgical garments and objects have just been added to these items’ inventories, related to the presence of a chaplaincy and the mineralogical collection of Paul Petitclerc (1840-1937), native of Vesoul, a reputed ornithologist and president of the French geological society.…”
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Political Psychology and Polarisation: A Conceptual Approach by Ekmel Geçer

“…Therefore, this theoretical research, uncovering the potential of peace psychology and drawing upon the relevant existing literature, has important implications for reducing political polarization, the digital divide in other words, on online media platforms which will also help overcome conflicts and discriminations in daily political lives.…”
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Child Labor and Environmental Health: Government Obligations and Human Rights by Joseph J. Amon, Jane Buchanan, Jane Cohen, Juliane Kippenberg

“…Nonetheless, child labor continues to be common in the agriculture and mining sectors, where safety and environmental hazards pose significant risks. Drawing upon recent human rights investigations of child labor in tobacco farming in Kazakhstan and gold mining in Mali, the role of international human rights mechanisms, advocacy with government and private sector officials, and media attention in reducing harmful environmental exposures of child workers is discussed. …”
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Research Funding and Passport Hierarchies: Power Asymmetries in Multi-Sited Ethnographies in Migration Studies by Hannah Pool

“…This article investigates the asymmetrical power relations between researchers and the researched in the context of multi-sited ethnographies on undocumented migration. Drawing on ethnographic research conducted along migration trajectories linking Afghanistan to Germany in Iran, Turkey, Greece and the so-called Balkan route between 2018 and 2022, the article critically engages with two issues that contribute to the enactment of asymmetrical power relations between migrants and researchers: First, it demonstrates how passport hierarchies determine researchers’ very capacity to conduct multi-sited research and to follow their research interlocutors across borders, privileging those with passports that allow visa-free entry to multiple countries. …”
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Supporting Homeownership and Naturalizing Debt<subtitle>The Housing Discourse in Swedish Newspapers 2005–2022</subtitle> by Chiara Valli, Neil Dunne

“…We analyze the media discourse around the Swedish housing market drawing on selected articles from the five main national newspapers. …”
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A Framework for a Capabilities-Based Approach to Copyright by Megha Jandhyala

“…Abstract This article highlights the importance of an analysis of copyright law from a human development perspective. Drawing on Amartya Sen and Martha Nussbaum’s Capabilities Approach, it outlines why copyright scholarship and policymaking should address human capabilities. …”
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The Popes as guardians of human dignity by Gerhard Ludwig Müller

“…The text addresses the contemporary challenge of protecting human life at all stages and emphasizes the Church’s historical commitment to the value of every individual. Drawing on Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI’s encyclicals, it asserts that the Church is inherently charitable and actively engaged in promoting human development, education, and well-being. …”
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Science–tourism intersections onboard Arctic expedition cruise ships: Reflective insights from a fieldwork at the geographic North Pole by Alix Varnajot, Élise Lépy

“…In addition, cruises bringing together tourists and scientists are currently objects of vivid discussions both in academia and the media. Drawing from our ship-time fieldwork experience, we aim to contribute to these recent debates. …”
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The iconography of persuasion by Shepherd Mpofu, Trust Matsilele, Tawanda Nyawasha

“…Specifically, the paper examines messages on the posters, the parties’ manifestos and speeches at different rallies before the elections. Drawing on our analysis, we make a claim in this paper that the 2019 election in South Africa for the ANC, DA and EFF was largely about “unresolved questions”. …”
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