Dinâmicas de abastecimento nos sistemas alimentares em Belo Horizonte by Melissa Luciana de Araújo, Milene Cristine Pessoa, Olivia Souza Honório, Maycon Noremberg Schubert, Sergio Schneider, Catia Grisa

“…These dynamics are permeated, to a lesser extent, by public policies for commercialization and access to food, which are fundamentally linked to mixed and traditional food systems. …”
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Simulation of the Electro-hydraulic Control of Wet Clutch Actuator by Zhang Zengliang

“…To the problems of strong nonlinear,time delay and lower control accuracy of wet clutch actuator,an automobile automatic transmission with wet clutch actuator is studied,according to the characteristics of the wet clutch and control strategy requirement,a wet clutch electro-hydraulic actuator control model is established,the simulation is carried out with Matlab/Simulink software.The results show that the charge phase,the displacement of electric hydraulic valve plunger and clutch,the clutch flow to achieve maximum positive displacement first,and gradually decreases stabilized.In the discharge phase,the displacement of electric hydraulic valve plunger and clutch,the clutch flow to achieve maximum negative displacement first,and gradually increased to stabilize,and the overall trend is consistent with the input current.In different times have different average delay time,and the delay time will reduce the control precision control of systems.The different control accuracy generate in different controllers and predictive control policies.…”
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La résilience à l’épreuve du local : la gestion du risque redéfinie par les habitants de Barrio Luján, Costa Rica by Sofia Guevara Viquez

“…This concept has thus been incorporated in public policies regarding risk management in Costa Rica, particularly to engage the local scale of risk and reinforce inhabitant’s capabilities to face risk hazards by creating stakeholder’s emergency committees. …”
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Reactualization of Moral Intelligence and Civility of Citizens by Sumaryati Sumaryati

“…Moral training is a method of reactualizing moral intelligence by habituating the seven virtues of pleasant moral intelligence—implications of moral training in character education policies based on school culture and community-based.…”
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Apports de la résilience à la géographie des risques : l’exemple de La Faute-sur-Mer (Vendée, France) by Patrick Pigeon

“…And it helps to question the official UNO use of resilience as a concept which describes policies hoping to reduce disasters intensities while enhancing local societies capacity to cope.…”
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Une gouvernance environnementale selon l’état ? Le conservatoire du littoral entre intérêt général et principe de proximité by Yann Gérard

“…At the time when more democratic decision-making progress is put forward - taking into account the complexity of territorial contexts together with the actors acting upon it – the environmental centralised policies led by nations have to be constantly adapted when they are not merely discredited. …”
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Aller voir des animaux : analyse des offres touristiques d’observation de la faune sauvage dans les Alpes françaises by Louis Defraiteur, Laine Chanteloup, Clémence Perrin-Malterre

“…Indeed, rather than being linked to one or more concerted territorial policies, the tourist diversification processes around wildlife observation are the result of the addition of individual intentions to enhance the value of wild animals.…”
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As vulnerabilidades da agricultura familiar e as ameaças das lavouras de soja ao projeto de assentamento São Pedro, Amazônia, Brasil by Jôine Cariele Evangelista do Vale, Marla Weihs, Wagner Gervazio

“…The results indicate that, over time, the economic stabilization of families has always been temporary, having been affected by a historical lack of structure and adequate agricultural policies, which have hindered the continuity of agricultural activities. …”
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Le califat méditerranéen et maritime de Denia by Travis Bruce

“…Mujāhid al-‘Āmirī, ruler of the taifa of Denia on the Mediterranean coast, created a caliphate ex novo on the Islamic maritime frontier. Similar to the policies of the early Umayyad caliphs, Mujāhid’s state was based on jihād and territorial expansion, and not on the appropriation of an already Islamicized space. …”
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Le refuge ariégeois : atout et diversité d’une topographie de l’accueil by William Berthomière, Christophe Imbert

“…While this formulation may seem outdated, von Humboldt’s reflection remarkably still resonates more than a century and a half later with recent events in mountainous areas affected by European migration policies and border control. Drawing on the life histories of refugee activists in the French department of Ariège, we reveal a complex territoriality that, depending on the spaces considered, produces singular and distinct forms of mobilisation, inherited from past migratory experiences, the engagement of neo-rurals and the social networks linking mountains, valleys, piedmont towns and the Toulouse conurbation. …”
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Forecasting the COVID-19 Diffusion in Italy and the Related Occupancy of Intensive Care Units by Livio Fenga

“…These estimates are valid under constancy of the government’s current containment policies. In this scenario, northern regions will remain the most affected ones, whereas no significant outbreaks are foreseen in the southern regions.…”
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Le JATBA et ses ancêtres by Catherine Hoare

“…Just after WW1, European countries launched policies to “call attention” to the colonies and sought new cost-effective products. …”
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A Base on Fuzzy Theory to Supplier Evaluation and Selection Optimization by Chun-Tsai Lin

“…This model can provide a basis for school purchasers or managers in executing supplier selection policies in the future.…”
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Contesting crisis narratives amidst climatic breakdown: Climate change, mobility, and state-centric approaches to migration by Kenna Sim-Sarka

“…It is often assumed by international institutions and national governments that climate change will drive mass migration movements across borders, leading to a prioritization of research that aims to predict future climate migration to aid border security and the creation of migration policies. This article focuses on knowledge production research concerning around climate-related mobility and how knowledge being produced upholds state-centric approaches to migration and migration management. …”
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Producing Knowledge in the Alps. Collaborative Research in Dairy Microbiology, 1960–Present by Elise Tancoigne

“…Mountain environments have long been the site and target of partner-oriented research policies which favour approaches based on the co-construction of research problems between development actors, professionals and scientists. …”
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Understanding why degrowth is absent from mitigation scenarios by Béatrice Cointe, Antonin Pottier

“…The range of climate change mitigation scenarios in the IPCC reports frames the futures and policies that we deem possible. In the mitigation pathways produced by Integrated Assessment Models (IAM), economic growth is sustained throughout the century, as we show by surveying the GDP trajectories considered in the IPCC AR5 scenario database and in the more recent IAM literature. …”
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Let the Students Map Canadian Studies: Exploring Stereotypes of Canada by Christophe Premat

“…Ultimately, it demonstrates the potential of area studies to assist students in structuring academic texts and encourages further exploration of themes related to memorial policies and reconciliation in courses on Canadian studies. …”
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Reaping the Returns of a Runaway Economy by Stan Pannier

“…I show how a confluence of wartime circumstances and domestic economic policies led to extraordinary wage levels. From a micro point of view, I show how individual seamen reaped the returns of this runaway port economy by successfully wrangling over wages and harnessing the mobility of their profession, both between and within ports. …”
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The implications of new censorship theory: Conformity and resistance of subtitle translators in China by Lu Yan

“…At its outset, the article presents the Chinese government’s legal control over the media landscape, casting a shadow over the subtitling industry’s present policies. It then examines three self-censorship practices of subtitle translators, based on in-depth interviews and questionnaires conducted with professional and non-professional subtitle translators in state media, media localisation companies and fan-subtitling teams. …”
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Unveiling inequality: the sociological dynamics of road infrastructure development and social justice in rural Eastern Cape, South Africa by Siyabulela Christopher Fobosi, Thelma Malima

“…The findings underscore the urgent need for transformative, equity-driven infrastructure policies that address governance inefficiencies, historical neglect, and systemic marginalization. …”
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