Mobilisation relations: essence, experience, and security improvement by I. D. Matskulyak, D. I. Matskulyak

“…Methodologically, the authors consider the unity of historical and logical directions in the development of the system, its differences from the traditional statemarket model of relations with the use of updated political and economic science. The results contain the experience of modernisation of the material and technical base of the Russian economy, mobilisation regulation of business relations and the formation of a new intellectually advanced, versatile and mobile employee. …”
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Inventorier et cartographier l’héraldique des municipalités portugaises : l’armorial de Cristóvão Alão de Morais by Miguel Metelo de Seixas

“…Based on an inventory of municipal emblems, Alão de Morais’s armorial was intended to contribute to the political and symbolic cartography of a monarchy in the process of rebuilding its identity.…”
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Willingness to pay for blue-green space and koala habitat protection following a Covid-19 versus bushfire experimental prime by Zoe Leviston, Rubijayne Cohen, Stephanie Gorman, Zoe Becvarik, Aparna Lal

“…Both WTP for blue-green space and koala habitat was significantly associated with experience with bushfire, left-leaning political orientation, and higher blue-green space usage. …”
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The genesis of modern Baltic nations and the nobility in the end of XVIII - first half of XIX c. (A comparative historical analysis) by Saulius Pivoras

“…In the development of ethnopolitical self-consciousness of the Lithuanian nobility, the main political concept was that of a "nation-state," while in the Baltic Germans' nobility case it was the concept of an "estate-nation." …”
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Un corps à soi : la réécriture du blason dans Odes de Sharon Olds by Juliette Bouanani

“…They reveal the layered nature of the “feminine body,” a social, political, and cultural notion. Using Camille Froidevaux-Metterie’s reflexions on “embodied” female experience, I will read these poems through the lens of feminist phenomenology, investigating the many facets of Sharon Olds’ rewriting of the male subject / female object dynamic of this poetic form.…”
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RIVER AND SEA TRANSPORTS IN ROMANIA IN THE EUROPEAN UNION STRATEGY FOR THE DANUBE REGION PERSPECTIVE by RADU SĂGEATĂ

“…A founder, together with Bulgaria, Georgia, Russia, Turkey and Ukraine, of the Black Sea Economic Community (BSEC), Romania has been actively involved in strengthening trade relations, public and telecomunication works and environmental protection (especially of the Danube Delta, tensioning its relations with Ukraine), stimulating cultural exchanges and granting political support to the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Turkey on the world stage.…”
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The attitude of Moscow youth to the topic of patriotism in domestic cinema by O. A. Kulikova, A. S. Ryabovicheva

“…The contradiction lies in the fact that such films are becoming increasingly relevant, mainly due to the overall political situation and changes in Russian film distribution. …”
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Email outreach attracts the US policymakers’ attention to climate change but common advocacy techniques do not improve engagement by Riley N. Loria, Jessica Pugel, Matthew H. Goldberg, Deborah A. Halla, Rebecca Bascom, J. Taylor Scott, Max Crowley, Elizabeth C. Long

“…Abstract One of the most challenging aspects of climate change mitigation today is not identifying solutions but reaching political leaders with climate scientists’ existing solutions. …”
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Límite Pirineos. Una mirada global a la participación de anarquistas españoles en la Resistencia francesa by Diego Gaspar Celaya

“…They also carried out numerous sabotages and released numerous political prisoners of several metropolitan prisons. …”
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Rwanda after the Genocide: Formal and Informal Institutions in Overcoming Development Traps by E. S. Glazova

“…The problem is illustrated by the case of Rwanda, which, despite the large-scale foreign aid in the 1960s-early 1990s, failed to resolve the growing socio-political contradictions that eventually led to the 1994 genocide. …”
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The new frontier of age limits, or youthoods among the Meru (Kenya) by Anne-Marie Peatrik

“…In the much-changed context of the present-day lives of the Tigania-Igembe Meru (agro-herders living north-east of Mount Kenya who once had a political generation-set system), the article examines the differentiation of categories of youth and the modalities of age limits. …”
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Mobiliser le paysage pour observer les territoires : quelles démarches, pour quelle participation des acteurs ? by Pierre Dérioz, Philippe Béringuier, Anne-Élisabeth Laques

“…In the current context, which is characterized by a general need for territorial observation, landscape can be used both as an information source and as a support for public participation processes. Technical and political constraints are responsible for the different forms taken by the landscape observatories and for their limits. …”
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Exploring the non-linear impact of information and communication technology, globalization, and geopolitical risks on poverty in Pakistan by Nabila Khurshid, Nabila Akram, Mudassar Rashid

“…The study recommends enhancing ICT infrastructure and accessibility, particularly in poverty-stricken regions, and addressing geopolitical risks through political stability and conflict resolution. These measures are essential for promoting economic growth and reducing poverty.…”
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Dysfunctional State and Human Rights Violations in Nigeria: An Assessment of President Buhari’s Administration (2015-2023) by Olusola Olasupo, Patrick Hosea, Babatunde Abioro

“…Thus, exploring this concern amidst the dysfunctionality of the state is more alarming considering that political terrain could serve as a breeding and conducive atmosphere for further human rights violations. …”
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La construction du Maghreb au défi du partenariat euro-méditerranéen de l’Union européenne by Abdelwahab Biad

“…The article notes first, the failure of cooperation among members of a «community of destiny» unable to define itself in either economic or political terms and confronted by various technical barriers which impede progress towards Maghreb integration. …”
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Problems of formation of socially mature students in the educational space by O. V. Zabrodina

“…The following problems of this phenomenon may be mentioned: unplanned pregnancy, prematurity of a child, rejection of a child by one or two parents, aggravating heredity, postnatal disorders in physical or mental development, individual features of a child, negative impact of environment and people, lack of educational influence and social maladaptation, as well as other political, socio-economic, and ethnocultural specifics. …”
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Constructing masculinity through ulwaluko: a scoping literature review by Mlamli Diko

“…The findings uncover that ulwaluko has historically held socio-cultural, economic, and political significance in constructing amaXhosa male identity. …”
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Decolonizing the Study of Religions:Muslim Intellectuals and the Enlightenment Project of Religious Studies by Abdulkader Tayob

“…In this contribution, I argue that the two intellectual traditions that have employed religion–Kantian and the modern Islamic–point to very different ways of relating to the world, to the self and the ‘other’, and to the political condition of modernity. Rather than using the hegemonic Western tradition to make a judgment on the modern Islamic, I use the latter to point to the former’s peculiar proclivities. …”
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Violences en milieu scolaire au Gabon. Regards croisés autour de l’analyse de contenu des mémoires professionnels des étudiants en fin de cycle à l’ENS de Libreville by Romaric Franck Quentin De Mongaryas, Euloge Bibalou

“…Since the holding of the Estates General on Education, Research and Training (2010), the Gabonese state has undertaken numerous reforms in its education system in order to ensure the best teaching and learning conditions. Contrary to political expectations, the results obtained remain very insufficient inasmuch as school failure and violence have unfortunately become recurring problems for the Gabonese school. …”
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Water insecurity is human: why social science must be at the core of water security research and practice by Amber Wutich

“…Foundational work establishes the formative role of human social structures in producing water insecurity, particularly for populations experiencing poverty, racial/ethnic minoritization, and political exclusion. While infrastructural and legal/regulatory reforms are essential to advance water security, they have failed vulnerable populations in patterned, predictable ways globally. …”
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