Green Cosmetics to Environmental Sustainability by Lilik Purwanti, Eny Zuhrotin Nasyi’ah, Melinda Ibrahim, Aryo Prakoso

“…CSR is a business commitment to behavior ethically, operate legally and contribute to economic development while improving the quality of life of employees and their families, as well as local communities and society in general. …”
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Event tourism, public policy and socio-cultural development in Dublin by Bernadette Quinn, Ana Maria Vieira Fernandes, Theresa Ryan

“…In contrast, a second set of findings reported from primary research undertaken at one of the main tourism–oriented festivals in the city show how festival experiences can generate enjoyment, sociability, pride, inclusion and belonging for both tourists and other city users alike, while simultaneously producing economic returns. Together, the findings of the policy analysis and the empirical case point to the need to re-think how events and tourism intersect to achieve optimal outcomes, especially in these post pandemic times when cities the world over are searching for more sustainable tourism futures. …”
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The Impact of Stokvel and Banking Sector Efficiency: an Econometrics Model using (ARDL) Approach to Cointegration by Ngcobo, Lindiwe

“…Recommendation: A similar study can be conducted with the inclusion of all banks that make up the banking sector and their impact on South Africa’s economic growth. …”
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Meteorological Drought Monitoring Based on Satellite CHIRPS Product over Gamo Zone, Southern Ethiopia by Amba Shalishe, Anirudh Bhowmick, Kumneger Elias

“…Drought is a frequent occurrence in semidesert areas of southern Ethiopia that significantly affect regional, social, economic, and environmental conditions. Lack of rainfall monitoring network, instrument measurement, and failure are major bottlenecks for agro-and hydroclimate research in developing countries. …”
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Presenting a Sustainable Development Model Focus on Renewable Energy and Role of Government Policies by M. Jalili, S. Varedi, S. A. Jafari Kelarijani

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PROTEOMIC PROFILING OF BLOOD-BASED BIOMARKERS IN THE EARLY DETECTION OF ALZHEIMERS DISEASE by Syeda Uroosa Hashmi, Fahad Farooq Lasi

“…Such increasing numbers are alarming at an individual level and also not sustainable from an economic point of view. Dementia costs US$604 billion of the global economy and it is estimated that by 2030, as the rate of prevalence increases significantly, the cost of this disorder will also increase by 85%. …”
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REVISIT OF BAKASI PENISULA NIGERIA CAMEROUN RESOURCE CONFLICT by ODE AGI OKO, AWUDU SHEKARAU MASA-IBI

“…The study also wishes to find out types of particular resources that was the bone in of contention and its economic values to the two border countries. It was established that the Nigerian state administered the areas commonly known as Bekasi peninsular which falls along the borders between Nigeria and Cameroun for decades peacefully. …”
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Characteristics and Emerging Trends in International City Negotiations by M. I. Kolykhalov

“…The balance of power between cities and states in international relations depends on factors such as the degree of autonomy granted to sub-national units by the central government, as well as the level of economic and political influence held by cities. Sometimes, the position of a city may differ significantly from that of the state it belongs to. …”
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An analysis of causal relationships among the factors affecting the academic performance of students at the Alborz University of Medical Sciences by Leili Salehi, Mandana Shirazi, Maryam Safarnavadeh, Zohreh Mahmoodi

“…BACKGROUND: University graduates are leaders, great human resources, and responsible for the economic and social development of every country. The present study aimed at evaluating the mediating role of self-efficacy in the relationship between stress and effort–reward imbalance (E.R.I) and the students’ academic performance (AP) at the Alborz University of Medical Sciences. …”
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Primordial Cause of Armament, Disarmament, Weaponry and Weapons of Mass Destruction by Effiong Ekpo

“…Armed proliferation, it sources, ranging from technological advancement, offensive and defensive systems, economic boom, expansionist policy, growing disparity between the rich and the poor should back up with effective law creation enforcement and protection. …”
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The Institute of Commissioner for Human Rights in the Republic of Peru by D. V. Teplyakova

“…The constitution recognizes a wide range of personal, socio-economic and political rights and freedoms of individuals. …”
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Étude ethnobotanique, ethno-taxonomique et ethnoécologique de Anacyclus pyrethrum var. pyrethrum (L.) Link. (Asteraceae) dans la vallée d’Ait Mhamed (Région d’Azilal, Maroc)... by Abderrahim Ouarghidi, Abdelaziz Abbad

“…There is a vertical transmission of ecological knowledge between generations, with young collectors interested in the roots ecology and sustainability because of its economic importance. The ethnotaxonomic study has shown that the collectors are very good at distinguishing between the root of iguendez (A. pyrethrum var. pyrethrum, the “true pyrethrum”) and that of tiguendizt (A. pyrethrum var. depressus or “false pyrethrum”). …”
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ANALYSIS OF INCIDENCE AND MORTALITY OF GASTROINTESTINAL MALIGNANT TUMORS IN UKRAINE AND WORLDWIDE by Valeriy Zub

“…The solution to this problem lies at the intersection of the clinical part, economic, organizational and social planes.…”
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Characteristics of management subjects of personalized development of management personnel of educational organization by V. V. Tarasenko

“…The research has solved the following tasks: the essence of personalized development of administrative personnel of the educational organization has been clarified; the composition of constituent entities manage personal development of managerial staff of the educational institution has been determined; the functions of subjects of management personal development management personnel of the educational organization have been revealed.The essence of personalized management personnel development educational organizations as a process of realization of set organizational and economic measures irreversible, directed and natural qualitative change of an object state development - updating of its competencies, necessary for effective implementation of social roles and functions of the administrative personnel of the educational organization in accordance with personalized requirements and needs of key stakeholders in this process, has been substantiated.The main structure of subjects of management of personalized development of administrative personnel of an educational organization has been presented, which includes: personnel of an educational organization as an object of development and subject of self-development, educational organizations with the need for development of administrative personnel, regional and municipal methodological services, organizations of higher and additional professional education. …”
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Components of brending and the application of artifical intelligence technologies in their implementation by Оleg Kovalchuk

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PRC’s Public Diplomacy Practice in Central Asia: Current Situation, Challenges and Prospects by Yufei Wang

“…The author shows that enhancement of economic and political cooperation between China and regional countries was not matched by a concurrent improvement of the China’s public image, on the contrary there has been a noticeable rise in Sinophobia. …”
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Factors Associated with Duration of Untreated Psychosis - A Retrospective Study done in a Rural Medical College by Arushi Singh, M. Poonam, S. S. Krithishree, R. Annapoorna

“…The mean DUP among our patients was 13.27 weeks. 53.3% belonged to lower/upper lower socio - economic status, most of them (63.4%) belonging to rural background. 33.3% of the patients had family history of psychosis. …”
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Caconomics in the academic environment: the vicious rationality of imitation by Мирослава Кругляк

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TRANSFORMATION OF PREHISTORIC TO HISTORIC LANDSCAPE: THE EXAMPLE OF CIVITAS LOPSICA by Vedrana Glavaš, Miroslav Glavičić

“…Onomastic analysis shows that the inscriptions mentioned members of the autochthonous Romanised aristocracy, who maintained their acquired positions of authority and were a privileged class in the administrative and economic structure of the municipium. Civitas and the municipium of Lopsica encompassed the coastal region as well as the area that stretched deep into the interior of Velebit Mountain. …”
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Proposing Indonesia History Teaching that Transcends Political Ideologies by Nasution Nasution

“…For example, a discussion of the Benteng economic policy should not only revolve around the points of view of one ethnic group and ignore the suffering of others. …”
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