Cotidiano, consumo e vida urbana em cidades médias brasileiras by Eda Maria Góes

“…Assuming that consumption is the meaning from which the spatial practices can be learned today, the perspective of analysis adopted in this article is the "Geography of everyday life", that values the role of each townsman as a subject in the urban space production process, which led us to carry out a series of 89 interviews with residents of six middle-sized Brazilian cities (Marilia, Presidente Prudente, Ribeirão Preto, São Carlos and São José do Rio Preto at São Paulo State, and Londrina at Paraná State). …”
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Synergetic effects of interdisciplinary integratio in ecologi-geographical scientific and methodical works of professor Ilgizar Timergalievich Gaisin by Valentin N. Mikhelkevich, Elena N. Chekanushkina, Nina A. Tymoschuk

“…The authors analyze his scientific and educational methods, which set forth the fundamental and methodological provisions for the interdisciplinary integration of scientific knowledge, the design and implementation of integrated educational disciplines on the basis of the dominant courses in geography and ecology, as well as interdisciplinary didactic complexes and modules in the structures of slave educational disciplines. …”
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Revisiting the age of the Florisbad hominin material by Lee R. Berger, John Hawks

“…If the Florisbad date is accurate and if the molar is associated with the craniofacial specimen, this evidence may suggest that Homo naledi coexisted in time and geography with H. sapiens in southern Africa. Thus, the accuracy for all dates needs critical investigation. …”
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Used economy market insight: Sailboat industry pricing mechanism and regional effects. by Zhanni Huang, Hansheng Hu, Di Wu

“…On this basis, we also constructed a regional effect multi-level model (RE-MLM) from three levels: geography, economy and country to clarify the impact of geographical areas on sailboat prices. …”
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Integrating social vulnerability into high-resolution global flood risk mapping by Sean Fox, Felix Agyemang, Laurence Hawker, Jeffrey Neal

“…The index provides estimates of relative risk within or between countries and changes how we understand the geography of risk by identifying ‘hotspots’ characterised by high population density and high levels of social vulnerability. …”
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THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SOCIAL WORK WITH YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE CONTEXT OF THE STATE POLICY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION by N. K. Popadyuk, M. T. Velikhanov

“…The authors also determine the relevance of the study by the expansion of the geography of state youth policy and the increasing number of its main subjects. …”
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Enhancing the Digital Earth via Digital Decimal Geolocation and the FAIR Data Principles by W. Brian Whalley

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Sustainability life of lobster (sp. Locusta) in the coral reef NRF Sancang Area by Sugandi Dede

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Connection Characteristics and Hierarchical Structure of China’s Urban Network-Based on the Communications Technology Service Industry by Hailong Liu, Yu Zhang, Ziyu Sang, Weiqiao Wang, Liping Zhang, Man Li

“…The results show that: (1) cohesion of urban networks in China is weak and resource sharing is low. (2) From west to east, the urban network forms a multilevel diamond structure in the periphery, a parallelogram structure in the semiperiphery, and a triangle structure in the center. (3) The spatial distribution of cohesive subgroups is scattered, disobeying the first law of geography. By constructing sub-networks and a comprehensive network, the subnetworks that dominate China’s urban networks were identified and their typical characteristics described. …”
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The transnational earth: Evolution meets the World Heritage in model development scenarios for a globally inclusive knowledge economy by Hana Ayala

“…This perspective is vetted in the South Pacific Island Region, the Eastern Tropical Pacific, and the Isthmus of Panama, via model approaches crafted to empower the World Heritage instrument to vitalize the economic might of scientific exploration of the planet's biodiversity and to play a central role in unlocking the potential of nature's knowledge-rich evolutionary pathways to redefine the world's economic geography. The roadmap toward unleashing the economic energy of transnational research endeavors as stewards of new conservation frontiers is offered with a business model grounded in the confluence of knowledge and wonder and contributing an investment platform that encourages a globally shared benefit of the knowledge economy.…”
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Food allergies and Living with Risk: Navigating everyday life at university when at risk of anaphylaxis by Megan Haslam

“…Some research within geography has explored children’s experiences of living with this risk, but few until now have explored the complexities of navigating life with a food allergy for young people at university. …”
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Risque inondation dans le Grand Paris : la résilience est-elle un concept opératoire ? by Alexandre Brun, Frédéric Gache

“…However, the concept of resilience, now highly developed in geography and risk analysis, is still unknown to practitioners. …”
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Extreme Precipitation Changes in the Semiarid Region of Xinjiang, Northwest China by Yanwei Zhang, Quansheng Ge, Minzhe Liu

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The Self-Potential Anomaly Produced by a Subsurface Flow at the Contact of Two Horizontal Layers and Its Quantitative Interpretation by Georgios Aim. Skianis

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Delimitation of rural and urban areas from spatial data in statistical grids: the province of Jaén (Spain) as a case study by José Domingo Sánchez-Martínez, Antonio Garrido-Almonacid

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Ronnie James Dio: the man on the silver mountain by Joe Weber

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La Revelatio ecclesiae sancti Michaelis et son auteur by Pierre Bouet

“…But he shows a certain critical insight in his appreciations and even a genuinely scientific precision in his detailed references to the geology, the geography and the historical evolution of the Mont. …”
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E.V. Bretschneider as a doctor and his personal archives: Chinese period by S.A. Silakova

“…However, they shed light on such little-studied aspects as the state of Chinese medicine in the second half of the 19th century and its development, Chinese terminology and the most common medicines, comparative analysis of the achievements of Chinese and European medical science of the period under consideration and the possibility of adopting treatment methods, some aspects of the history and geography of China and adjacent countries in the Middle Ages and modern times, the history of European botanical discoveries in China, as well as the life, traditions, and daily life of Chinese people during the late Qing Dynasty.…”
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Industrial Composition and Agglomeration Shadow: Evidence from China’s Large Urban Systems by Jiaming Li, Dongqi Sun

“…New economic geography (NEG) raises the question why the “agglomeration shadow” effect is significant in some urban regions but not others. …”
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Geopolitical Television Drama Within and Beyond the Nordic Region by Chow Pei-Sze, Waade Anne Marit, Saunders Robert A.

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