Comment agir au cœur d’un paysage fluvial en mutation ? by Anourak Visouthivong

“…International projects, such as the one to make the region the “battery of Southeast Asia”, are at the heart of the economic and bioclimatic challenges of the Himalayan river systems. …”
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How to reduce the risk of climate change for the sustainability of rural farmers? Based on evidence from Iran by Moslem Savari, Bagher Khaleghi, Abbas Sheheytavi

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Public Perception of Massage Therapy by Özlem Özdinç

“…., students on practicum, interns) could help a massage business create customers when their imperfect services are bundled with an economic incentive. An expert therapist could, then, convert the initially discount-prone receivers of massage into quality-prone repeating customers and justify a price premium.…”
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Chemical Regulation Effect of Water Use Efficiency of Maize Intercropping by Hongwei Chen, Ling Huang

“…This method was used to study the effects of three stubble retention methods of traditional wheat straw incineration, straw return, and straw stubble on grain yield, water use efficiency (WUE), and economic benefits of wheat/maize intercropping. The results showed that, compared with the grain yield of burning and returning, the single cropping of wheat increased by 7.2% and 5.1%, the intercropping of wheat increased by 6.2% and 5.1%, the single cropping of corn increased by 4.7% and 2.5%, and the intercropping of corn increased by 7.2% and 3.3%, respectively; compared with the burned and returned WUE, wheat monoculture increased by 20.4% and 16.2%, respectively, wheat intercropping increased by 17.9% and 14.6%, respectively, corn monoculture increased by 16.7% and 10.9%, respectively, and corn intercropping increased by 11.8% and 17.0%, respectively. …”
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Editorial by James Wilhelm, Boris Kühn, Antony Mason

“…Intragenerational justice focuses on lines of cleavage between contemporaries, such as economic disparities between states in the international system. …”
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The Joola civilization and the management of mangroves in Lower Casamance, Senegal by Claudette Soumbane Diatta, Malick Diouf, Amadou Abdoul Sow, Charlotte Karibuhoye

“…The importance of the mangrove ecosystem results from its biodiversity and its ecological, economic and socio-cultural in particular functions ritual places, totem cockpit, etc. …”
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Peripheral Cluster versus New Town: A Comparative Study on Two Types of Peripheral Developments in the Beijing Metropolitan Region by Jing Zhou, Lei Qu

“…The aim of this paper is to investigate the spatial social and economic conditions of the existing large-scale peripheral clusters and new towns, to understand their strengths and weaknesses, in order to give concrete spatial recommendations for future transformation of Beijing metropolitan region. …”
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Les impacts hydrologiques de la production de neige dans un domaine de moyenne montagne by Élodie Magnier

“…This activity is necessary for the ski resorts to maintain and develop economic activities. However snowmaking requires large quantities of water, which are pumped from rivers, groundwater, drinking water reserves, artificial hydropower reservoirs and hill water reservoirs. …”
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Homo Ludens: The Changing Meaning and Function of Game from Traditional Life to Culture Industry ‘Squid Game’ Example by Ferhat Kaçar

“…The findings reveal that economic pressures and social inequalities have transformed the function of games and that children's games have become deadly and cruel in the struggle for survival and the ambition to make money in modern society. …”
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HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT: A THEMATIC REVIEW by Abdulrasheed Abdulyakeen

“…The study identified that African political theory offers workable solutions to the continent's many political, economic, social, and cultural issues. It differs depending on historical contexts and the dynamic political environments of Africa and the rest of the globe.It was also discovered that for sixty years now after independence, the democratic journey has remained tortuous because of the reckless pursuits of power by the political class. …”
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Determinants of Pro-Poor Growth and Its Impacts on Income Share: Evidence from Ethiopian Time Series Data by Gemechu Bekana Fufa

“…The growing research interest in the pro-poorness of growth is the main issue today. Reducing economic poverty and inequality through pro-poor growth is the aim of policies in many countries. …”
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Au cœur du bouleau (Betula spp.) et de la conservation en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (Québec, Canada) by Michel Rapinski, Alain Cuerrier

“…» Indeed, the botanical classifications of birches in North America are complex and controversial, and the forestry industry often does not consider the distinction between certain species, such as the paper birch (Betula papyrifera Marshall) and the heartleaf birch (Betula cordifolia Regel), as economically relevant. However, a review of birch nomenclature by Peoples of the Algonquian linguistic family reveals a fine distinction between birches based on morphological, environmental, and/or functional criteria. …”
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Efforts of Different Regimes in Kenya Toward National Cohesion and Integration, 1963-2022 by Benson Nyamweno

“…The article argues for a rethinking of socio-economic policies through political goodwill and instilling national ethos, otherwise, the initiatives for national cohesion and integration will be in vain, stillborn, and frustrated across the nation. …”
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Évolution des paysages arborés dans les montagnes de Thừa Thiên Huế (Việt Nam) by Amélie Robert

“…Practices are changing, the ecosystemic services rendered are also evolving ; plantations provide resources and are therefore considered as economic assets and woodlands are no longer as sacred forests, a status reserved to spontaneous sylvosystems.…”
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Women in Adébáyọ̀ Fálétí’s Poetry by Abidemi Bolarinwa

“…Women are a non-homogenous group as their status and roles in the society are determined by a complexity of factors such as being a daughter, sister, and wife; a cultic member; and the economic and political positions they hold in the market place and in local governance (Ilesanmi, 2013). …”
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Hyperinflation argentine de 1989 : une interprétation post-keynésienne by Jonathan Marie

“…Secondly, this theoretical framework is confronted to economic facts observed in Argentina from the 1970’s to the 1989 hyper-inflationist spurt. …”
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Cities and Socialization of Libraries in Medieval Europe by Dilek Bayır Toplu

“…Cities, as results of economic based changes, caused the apperance of merchantiles in produce and consumption flows. …”
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Les capitales des cités gauloises, simulacra Romae ? by Michel Reddé

“…The archaeological inquiry presented here shows that, at least in Gallia Comata, the rise of new civitas-capitals is not an uniform phenomenon and that several factors played a decisive part in this process: the Protohistoric legacy, which needs to be profoundly re-evaluated in relation to our traditional vision, the dynamic relating to urban development prior to the Conquest, the place of large late Iron Age sanctuaries, the establishment of the new road network which altered the earlier geographical and economic balance, the involvement of local elites, their degree of integration into the new Roman political structures and their wealth which determined their capacity for euergetism. …”
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Rents, the moral economy of remittances, and the rise of a new transnational development model by Hannes Warnecke-Berger

“…With the analysis of remittances, the article adds new structural economic mechanisms and institutional modes of rent appropriation that rent theory has thus far neglected.…”
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Strategic analysis of hardships and opportunities for developing urban tourism(Pilot study: shahr-e-kord)

“…In recent decades, developing urban tourism as one of major economic activities in different countries has caused many managers and planners to consider increased quality of tourism experience and protecting interests of host communities to expand the activities of this industry, knowing potentials, existing problems, decision making and planning. …”
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