Nigeria: Hungry Nation in a Land of Plenty by Philip Fwaldin Kasuwa

“…Additionally, the article analyses the role of government policies and infrastructure deficits. The goal of this work is to 1) analyse the concept of national wealth and its implications for economic development, 2) investigate the factors contributing to hunger and food insecurity in Nigeria despite its abundant resources, 3) provide insights and recommendations for addressing the country’s wealth inequality and hunger challenges, and 4) contribute to the academic understanding of the complex relationship between wealth, poverty, and development in nations. …”
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Intelligence obtained by applying data mining to a database of French theses on the subject of Brazil by Kira Tarapanoff, Luc Quoniam, Rogério Henrique de Araújo Júnior, Lillian Alvares

“…It is concluded that the data mining technique associated with specialist software is a powerful ally when used with competitive intelligence applied at all levels of the decision -making process, including the macro level, since it can help the consolidation, investment and development of actions and policies.…”
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Figuier de barbarie ou arganier ? Nouvelles mutations des systèmes agrosylvopastoraux dans une vallée de la montagne des Aït Baamrane (Maroc) by Majda Mourou, Antonin Adam, Cardon Clothilde, Mohamed Aderghal, Michel Vaillant, Lhassan Benalayat, Bruno Romagny

“…Based on a systemic and geo-historical approach to agrarian structures, this article seeks to understand how successive changes in (i) modes of spatial development and occupation and (ii) public policies have lead today to new vulnerabilities. In order to propose an extension to the trajectory of the territories vulnerability, an alternative scenario to the advancements, seemingly advocated by the State today, is studied.…”
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Analysis of Sulawesi Earthquake Data from 2019 to 2023 using DBSCAN Clustering by Ody Octora Wijaya, Rushendra

“…This study contributes to a better understanding of earthquake patterns and potential seismic gaps in Sulawesi, which is crucial for developing improved risk mitigation strategies and supporting sustainable development policies.…”
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Menakar Partisipasi Pemilih Pemula dalam Pemilihan Kepala Daerah di Masa Pandemi Covid-19 by Khairunnisa Maulida, Hertanto Hertanto, Robi Cahyadi Kurniawan, Arizka Warganegara

“…Second, 47.3% of novice voters have protested against policies made by the government and 70.5% of respondents did not participate in the public debate of the mayor and deputy mayor of Bandar Lampung in 2020. …”
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Complexe de sécurité ouest-méditerranéen : externalisation et sécurisation de la migration by Abdennour Benantar

“…Finally, the analysis reveals that a dual process is operant in the western Mediterranean, with consequences both for the criminalization of migration and for the internalization of enforcement powers delegated from the European Union; European policies are thus internalized along with European discursive practices. …”
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Tea in cardiovascular health and disease: a critical appraisal of the evidence by Klaus W. Lange

“…However, research conducted to date does not yield sufficiently robust evidence to allow a recommendation as to an optimal level of tea consumption as an element of health policies seeking to prevent hypertension and improve cardiovascular health.…”
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Prickly Pear or Argan Tree? Agrosilvopastoral Systems of a Mountain Valley in Ait Baamrane (Morocco) Face Changes by Majda Mourou, Antonin Adam, Clothilde Cardon, Mohamed Aderghal, Michel Vaillant, Lhassan Benalayat, Bruno Romagny

“…Based on a systemic and geo-historical approach to agrarian structures, this article seeks to understand how successive changes in (i) modes of spatial development and occupation and (ii) public policies have lead today to new vulnerabilities. In order to propose an extension to the trajectory of the territories vulnerability, an alternative scenario to the advancements, seemingly advocated by the State today, is studied.…”
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Efforts of the British Empire to Build a State in Iraq After the First World War by İsmail Şahin, Cemile Şahin, Samet Yüce

“…This study searches for the policies carried out by the British Empire in Mesopotamia where the British invaded during the First World War. …”
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A solution of computing power network based on domain name resolution by Qianying ZHAO, Wenjuan XING, Bo LEI, Lintao Jiang

“…With the development of new digital technologies and businesses, and the explosive growth of information and data, cloud - edge - end multilevel computing power resources are facing huge application requirements.Generalization of computing power infrastructure has become a major trend.As a new direction of network technology, computing power network integrates computing and other resources with the network, provides optimal resource configuration policies for users based on their requirements, and improves the cooperative efficiency of multilevel computing resources.The current technical route of the computing power network were analyzed, a solution of computing power network based on domain name resolution was proposed.The solution introduces a domain name resolution mechanism to use URL language to identify multiple computing power resources uniformly, and a centralized computing power resource management platform performs unified allocation and scheduling of computing power resources.After the user receives the assigned computing power resource identifier, the network information of corresponding computing resource were parsed through the domain name resolution system, and the network connection was established with the resource pool through the computing power gateway for the user to access.This solution meets the demand for flexible expansion of the computing power resource identification and has good practicability and universality.…”
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Evaluating Sustainability: A Comparison of Carbon Footprint Metrics Evaluation Criteria by Mahima Chaurasia, Sanjeev Kumar Srivastava and Suraj Prakash Yadav

“…This study highlights the need to formulate policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.…”
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Etika Administrasi Dalam Layanan Publik Yang Mengutamakan Keadilan Sosial by Musri, Sayid Anshar, Netrivianti, Adi Wibowo

“…This study also revealed that support from a positive work environment and organizational culture can improve ethical practices in public administration.Implications: The findings of this study are expected to provide deeper insights into the importance of ethical practices in public administration and assist in the formulation of policies that support integrity and improve the quality of public services in the future. …”
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Immigration and Competitiveness – Some Methodological Questions by Tünde Patay

“…At the same time, the dynamics of migratory movements and the reactions of national and subnational policies also vary. The Member States of the European Union aim to harmonise their definitions and data on migration issues, however, the daily practice leads us to the questions of reliability and comparability of migration statistics; and the interdisciplinary character of migration research offers the use of variable research methods. …”
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BALTIC ETHNOCRACIES BETWEEN RUSSIA AND THE EU: IN SEARCH OF CONSENSUS UNDER CONDITIONS OF THE ECONOMIC CRISIS by V. V. Vorotnikov

“…The economic crisis fueled contradictions among the parties and weakened public support of internal and external policies of the Baltic states (Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia). …”
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Optimal transmission strategy of diamond channel with limited battery capacity of source node by Taoshen LI, Li SUN, Zhe WANG

“…In order to solve the problem that the energy harvesting uncertainty of node in wireless energy harvesting network makes it difficult for the system to design a reasonable transmission strategy, a diamond channel with limited battery capacity of the source node were constructed.The goal was to maximize the end-to-end throughput of the system.Under the conditions of meeting the constraints of energy and data causality between transmission nodes and no battery energy overflow, a model to maximize the end-to-end throughput of the system was built, and an optimal offline transmission power and rate allocation strategy was proposed.Firstly, based on theoretical analysis and formula derivation, the strategy transformed the optimal transmission problem into the optimal transmission problem on the side of the broadcast channel, and used the water-filling algorithm to solve the optimal total power from the source node to the relay node.Then, the throughput of the source node to each relay node was analyzed based on the cutoff power level in the broadcast channel throughput maximization problem.Finally, according to the data arrival of the relay node, the iterative water-filling method was used to solve the optimal transmission power from the relay node to the destination node, and the optimal rate was solved by extending the optimal rate of the multiple access channel.Simulation results demonstrate the feasibility and correctness of the proposed optimization policies.…”
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Discussion on New Ideas of Technical Consultation Service in the Whole Process of Implementation Stage of Reservoir Resettlement by ZHANG Jiahao, XU Lin, DU Yong, YAN Tiemei, GUAN Shifeng

“…Under the background of high-quality development of water conservancy in the new era,there are many problems in the implementation stage of reservoir resettlement in China,such as the disunity of procedure standards,the lack of work content refinement,many major changes in the implementation process,and insufficient experience of the implementation subject.The reservoir resettlement work adopts the management system of government leadership,hierarchical responsibility,a county as a unit,and the project’s legal person participation.The design unit,project owner,and other technical units have low participation in the resettlement implementation,and there is a lack of rules and regulations to restrain them.The local government has many difficulties in reservoir resettlement implementation,such as the shortage of engineering technicians,the lack of project management experience,and the uncertainty of resettlement policies.In addition,the complexity of resettlement in the implementation stage makes it difficult to achieve many control objectives such as the progress,investment,and quality of the reservoir resettlement implementation.Through a systematic analysis of the difficulties and problems in the stage,this paper takes the lead in proposing the working method of carrying out technical consultation service in the whole process of the implementation stage of reservoir resettlement,creatively analyzes the relevant work content,and puts forward suggestions for addressing the difficulties of the county government in the implementation stage of reservoir resettlement.…”
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Pricing Strategies in the Remanufacturing Market for the Uncertain Market Size in the Second Period by Liurui Deng, Shenggang Yang

“…In fact, though the market size in the first period is definitized, it is difficult to confirm the change of the market scale in the second period, since this change is affected by all kinds of elements, such as the awareness of environmental protection, some consumers’ psychological factors, and the related governments’ policies. Hence, we pay attention to the case in which the change rate of the market scale in the second period is random variable. …”
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Territórios protegidos no corredor transfronteiriço entre Amapá e Guiana Francesa by Simone Dias Ferreira, José Alberto Tostes

“…The state of Amapá is a federative unit of Brazil, it has a large part of its territory governed by rules for the protection of natural resources, in such a way that it directly interferes in public policies in the cross-border region with French Guiana, French Department in South America. …”
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Climate change response measures in South African road transport sector: lessons from BRICS countries by Maijane M. Mashamaite

“…Climate change can be mainstreamed into road transport sector and its policies by integrating mitigation actions, focusing on Green-House Gas (GHG) emission reduction, and building adaptive capacity for a climate-resilient road transport sector. …”
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Impact of Gasoline and Diesel Subsidy Reforms on Global Biofuel Mandates by Robin Argueyrolles, Tobias Heimann, Ruth Delzeit

“…In the transport sector, this tension is observed between biofuels that still rely on national policies and gasoline/diesel subsidies. Using a global Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) model, we study how phasing out gasoline and diesel subsidies would impact global biofuel mandates. …”
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